Doba

Doba is a membership based service that claims to connect everyday people to wholesalers, distributors, and independent craftsmen. All together they work with around 160 of these types of companies.

Through the Doba interface users can search, organize, and order products using one comprehensive database. The company itself is not a wholesaler and they do not claim to warehouse any products they act as a broker between Doba members and their drop shippers.

They also allege that they do not make money from product sales but strictly from membership fees, thus passing on the savings to their customers. This point has been debated by some former users who thought Doba was taking a percentage from the products.

I have not seen verifiable proof of this but if I do I will update this Doba Review. I know that often users get upset if they can't find profitably priced items and sometimes are too quick to make accusations.

Doba is also an eBay certified service provider and they have tools that are integrated with eBay and can allow you to immediately post auctions. Although this feature costs extra and if you want it you will have to sign up for the higher priced membership.

Overall, Doba's services can be useful to auctioneers and small business retailers. Keep in mind, they have a massive product inventory and not every one is priced to make a profit, it's still up to you to do the research and make wise business decisions.

Even though Doba is a decent company I would highly recommend checking out Worldwide Brands as an alternative. Their wholesaler and supplier database contains over 9,000 companies and includes an advanced product research tool. They also don't charge a monthly fee, just one payment for lifetime access. To learn more visit WorldwideBrands.com or read our full Worldwide Brands Review.

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Customer Reviews for 'Doba'

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Harvey Pettit California	8:18am on Friday, September 11th, 2009
I signed up for Cathy Banks Auction work from home program of which I canceled. On the Auction Web Builder page is a 3 step process for setting up your web site. I did not complete the third step because I did not want DOBA billing me for something I canceled. I just found this out today when I checked my bank account on line. I would say this is "dreadful" if DOBA is willing to do this without first knowing that I completed the process to actually start doing business with them. I was able to get a phone number for them and I called it and it was after hours and no live person took my call. I left them my contact information and I am waiting to hear back from them.
lisa united states	11:13am on Sunday, July 26th, 2009
How can they claim not to be wholesale when they advertise wholesale.I give them my personal info just to check there site out for 7Days free!!!!And I get up the next mourning to find out they are already charging my card. Sorry but they are deceiving, misleading and I would like to know why yahoo, E-bay an the likes are not doing any thing especially with all the complaints I'm starting to see.I have not used one single service of theres.I had to give them my info so if I didn't cancel within 7 days free trial they would bill me for my first month membership. IT AINT BEEN 24hrs AND THERE IN MY ACCOUNT TAKING MONEY.AND I'M PISSED!! They got the wrong woman here cause this is not going away. Sorry but i'm angry and in the state of florida this misrepresentation is serious first thing monday I will be speaking with our state attourney general and MR.CHRIST over this matter.
Tom California	6:36pm on Friday, April 10th, 2009
They wanted to charge me $25 for asking a few questions about their company and services because I wasn't interested in their membership. That gave me a clue as how they do business, so I went to worlwidebrands instead!