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1.0 INTRODUCTION
Nowadays, if there is a desire to venture into business but feel worried and anxious, then a dropship business should be one of the options that should be considered. With dropship method, anyone can become a businessman and businesswomen without having to bother thinking of capital, business premises, business hours, security, and other things that can discourage an entrepreneur to start a business.
Dropship trading is a popular transaction in a business model in the world but it is new business in Malaysia. Dropship actually defined as a one of the branches of the internet business easy and simple way. The buying and selling transactions involving two or more parties known as a trading. Dropship trading is about a business that sells a product without stocking. In other words, it a mediator between the buyer and the seller.
Dropshipper uses the anything platform for promote the product to a consumers such as in blog, facebook, instagram or else. The most of dropshipper use facebook for promote their product because nowadays there are a lot of people using facebook in the world. So, the dropshipper can get the buyer based on the advertisement on facebook.
Furthermore, there are three parties involve in the dropship which are dropshippers, suppliers, and buyers. The dropshipper will advert or will promote the product to the customer in online and any person who is interested online consumer or buyer can contact the dropshipper to order the product. The buyer will transfer the money to dropshipper if agree to purchase the product. Then, supplier will send the product to the buyer.
For instance, A as a company selling honey products. Mr. B wants sell honey as well but there are no products, so he became an agent dropship for the company A. Mr. B makes a sale and others to get the customer. When there is a customer (Mrs. C) who want to buy honey, Mr. B will ask Mrs. C is for bank-in to Mr. B. Then, Mr. B paid to company A at the



References: 1. David King, Deborrah Turban, Efrain Turban, Jae Lee, Ting-Peng Liang. 2012. Electronic Commerce 2012. United States. Pearson. 2. Chan Kah Sing. 2004. Electronic Commerce and Supply Chain Management. Singapore. Thompson. 3. Bernard J. Jaworski, Jeffrey F. Rayport. 2002. Introduction to E-Commerce. Americas, New York. McGraw-Hill.

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