There are many sellers on Ebay who claim to have searched endlessly through site after site, hunting high and low for website addresses where everyday Joe Bloggs can purchase clearance wholesale items .They are selling these list of sites on Ebay for a mere 99p to £20+. 

Sellers receive negative feedback for these, more than likely because they (the buyers) could have found these sites and adresses for themselves.  Regardless of the negative feedback other buyers continue to purchase these lists.  They clearly have access to the internet and must access Google.

To those who consider buying these lists, please dont waste your money - use the power of Google and type in a few choice words...scam artists dont spend time hunting high and low -  "something for nothing" springs to mind... they're after your money for just the few minutes they spent searching the net, which you could do yourself.

Example, type in 'wholesale' 'clearance' and the name of your town into Google....Try the name of a store (eg comet / toys r us / disney)... 'clearance' .. ' pallet' .... 'sofa' clearance' ... police auctions in your town (they are always chucking away unclaimed 'lost' items)...go to repo websites...

Why shouldnt you make/save money yourself? Ebay have made the niche available on everything.  Choose your own interest and sell in that area.  In the real world who'd make money just selling badges in a shop? Or just beads? There is a market for anything on ebay, you'd be suprised at what people buy.

I'm so sorry to the genuine guys out there selling.... chances are there are too many people who wont do this and you're still well off.  I could list 50 clearance sites in these guides but I think there are people who need to be a bit more daring and challenge themselves more.