Mark Porter and Daniel Vaught are the guys behind VP Ecom LLC, one of the largest ecommerce management companies in Florida.
They’d like to sell you a fully automated Amazon FBA store plus a Facebook Marketplace dropshipping business.
The latter brings in fast cash while the former is a slow and steady asset that compounds over time.
So, if you’ve got cash in the bank, and you’re not making $5- to $10,000 a month passively, this offer’s for you.
“So basically what we’re offering is a done-for-you ecommerce service,” Mark says.
“We’ll handle everything A to Z. The only thing that you need to do is bring the capital, we’ll do everything else, and then we’ll split profits at the end of the month,” he explains.
“But what type of ecommerce, right?”
“We do two things within the space. We do the Amazon FBA wholesale model and we do the Facebook dropshipping.”
“But how do you know you’re protected? That this isn’t just some big scam?” asks Mark.
Which is when Daniel jumps in, explaining how they put a 24-month guarantee in your contract.
Basically, if, at the end of two years, you have not gotten your entire investment back? They’ll write you a check for the difference.
So there’s no way you can lose money, Daniel says.
Funny, when they give a tour of their warehouse, I notice it’s branded as Elite Automation Group, which, when I look it up, seems like an entirely different company selling the same types of “fully-passive ecom businesses.”
But, moving on.
What happens if they order a bunch of product for your store and it doesn’t sell?
Apparently, if it sits on the shelf for longer than six months, VP Ecom will reimburse you for it.
So it’s impossible to lose money on the up-front investment and it’s impossible to lose money on your monthly inventory orders.
Okay, so how long will it take to see a return?
With Facebook Marketplace, Daniel says they should be able to get ya to $2- to $3k per month, profit, within the second month.
With Amazon FBA, you gotta be more patient.
Right now, they’re seeing it take as long as 16 months just to break even. But after that, it’s all gravy.
Their goal, year two, is to get your Amazon store making at least six figures in profit.
And think about the staying power of Amazon; it ain’t going anywhere, Mark points out.
So this automated Amazon store should pay you for years, maybe even decades to come. Ditto Facebook. Or Meta, or whatever it’s called.
As long as these two companies are in business, you’ll continue to benefit.
“And this is your business,” Daniel adds.
“We’ll help you set up an LLC and a business bank account, but this is yours, this is not ours.”
“You’re the business owner, we’re working for you,” he explains.
“We run the business for you.”
“We’ll put a spreadsheet together for every store that we manage. You can access ’em at any time,” he says.
“This is gonna show, every month, your profit.”
“And then what’s gonna happen, you’re just gonna send us our percentage each month for doing all the work for you. That’s all you do.”
VP Ecom LLC believes their two year satisfaction guarantee and six month unsold inventory buy-back clause set them apart from the competition.
And if you’re still thinking it sounds too good to be true, Mark and Dan invite you to visit one of their warehouses in Orlando, so you can see for yourself everything’s on the up and up.
They’ll even pay up to $500 of your travel expenses, just to make it easier on ya.
They take a long-term approach, set your stores up right, and haven’t had many issues with accounts getting shut down.
Book a call to discuss cost.
But just know, dozens of similar offers have been shut down by the FTC.