UK marketplaces such as Amazon and eBay will collect VAT on sales by UK business sellers from October 2027, Chancellor John Healey announced in his Oct. 28 Budget. That rule lands on UK-established sellers first, so most US high-ticket store owners will not see it in their books. It still matters to anyone selling into […]
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If you’re weighing Wave for your bookkeeping in 2026, here’s the short version: the free Starter plan is still genuinely free and genuinely usable, the $19-a-month Pro plan is worth it the moment you want automatic bank feeds, and the one thing to go in with eyes open about is support, since it’s the single […]
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If you’re deciding whether to build your course business on Thinkific in 2026, here’s the short version: it’s a focused, reliable course and community platform with a genuinely easy course builder, a 4.4 out of 5 rating from 208 reviews on Capterra, and one real weak spot, customer support that a meaningful share of users […]
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Amazon now lists more than 250 million products from rival retailers through Shop Direct, up from about 100 million in March, The Information reported Wednesday. If you run an independent store, your catalog may already sit inside Amazon’s search results and its Rufus shopping assistant without you ever building an Amazon listing. For the store […]
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Most dropshipping marketing advice is written for people selling $25 products, and it falls apart the moment your average order is $2,000. A buyer spending that much does not impulse-click a video ad and check out. They search, compare, ask questions, read your return policy, and often come back more than once first. Your marketing […]
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If you’ve typed “Fiverr coupon code” into Google before placing an order, you’ve probably landed on a page promising a “verified” 20% off code that either doesn’t work at checkout or disappears the moment you try to apply it. That’s not an accident. Fiverr doesn’t run a permanent, public discount code, and most of the […]
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Shopify added WhatsApp to its abandoned cart and checkout recovery automations on October 28, but Meta still blocks WhatsApp marketing messages to US phone numbers. That split decides whether this update matters to you. If your high-ticket store sells mostly to US buyers, the new WhatsApp option recovers zero US carts, and your recovery flow […]
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If you’ve ever logged into Payoneer and found a $29.95 charge you don’t remember agreeing to, you’re not alone. Payoneer’s fee structure isn’t hidden exactly, but it’s spread across a handful of different pages depending on what you’re doing with the account, and almost nobody reads all of them before signing up. I’ve had clients […]
Twenty-one attorneys general sued Treasury’s FinCEN on Oct. 27 to block the rule that exempts US companies from beneficial ownership reporting. If you run a store through an LLC, your federal filing duty is zero today, and this lawsuit is the first real attempt to change that. It matters to every Ecommerce Paradise reader who […]
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PayPal disclosed on Oct. 27 that the FTC is investigating how it advertises and manages fees and purchase protection on its financial products. If you run a high-ticket store, PayPal is probably one of your checkout buttons and one of your biggest dispute risks. The probe targets how PayPal sells those protections to buyers, which […]
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