>A cat 6a 1000ft spool costs $150. >I can sell them online

>>>/biz/

>>61489367
You won't out-compete the chinks who have been selling bulk Ethernet cables on ebay for years.

You can sell them, but will people buy them?

>>61489406

:( RIP my dream

back to the office tomorrow with me then

>>61489406
>boutique Pure Oxygen Free Copper Cable mil-spec connectors handmade in USA

cheapest on ebay for 30ft is $11.63 free shipping and will probably take 1 month to arrive
for you it's $4.5
you can try it if you can get low shipping

>>61489367

Artisan-coiled using the Over/Under method - 30ft for $75

I hope your bank account is ready for all dat hipster cash

>>61489367
Depends how much the connectors are.

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>>61489367
Have you ever made rj45 end connectors before?

I hope you enjoy it because you're going to be doing that a whole god damn lot.

Also manufactured vs hand made connectors.

>>61489406

If you are in america it ships faster for the same price

>>61489435
best answer

I work at a small local company that sells this kind of thing. I help manage the website. We have a hard time competing with big companies for advertisements on google and shit. It's all pointless if no one can see your product.

>>61491258
just buy packs and stamp them together yourself, faggot

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>>61491366
>>61491258

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>>61491299
If a company tries to compete on price, then this is true. But if someone competes on something else, like >>61489908 suggests, then it gets a whole lot easier.

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