Keepa changed something in their code that is making the Canflip code bug. Im submitting a hotfix and it should be resolved ASAP

Canflip keeps bugging out, title + url is enabled but side bar keeps disappearing. Any fixes?

Hey, I’m just wondering if it’s possible to do FBA/FBM here in Winnipeg since the cost of posting to other provinces takes more than $20 through Canada post or DHL.? Please I need help. I started FBM here but couldn’t make any gain.

I stopped. Now 19 Canadian sellers find the products for me, and CanFlip tells me which ones I’m allowed to sell before I even click. Last week in class I opened one screen and it showed 3,761 products. Everything those 19 sellers had live on their storefronts. I hadn’t checked a single one of them yet. Here’s how that works. The slow way starts from the product. You find something on Keepa, open Seller Central, check if you’re gated. Gated. Close the tab. Next one. Gated again. Do that 200 times and your night is gone. The fast way starts from the seller. Somewhere on amazon there’s a seller who already sells the brands you’re allowed to sell. They did the research. They tested the products. Follow them, and you’re reading their homework. First you find them. CanFlip’s Find sellers reads your own storefront, learns the brands you can sell, and finds sellers who carry two, three or more of those same brands. So every seller it hands you sells stuff you can actually touch. Then you track them. CanFlip checks their storefronts about once a day and puts every new product they add in one feed. That’s where my 3,761 came from. Hit Sellable only and everything you can’t sell disappears. One of my students called it storefront stalking on steroids, and honestly, that’s what it is. And when a product doesn’t work today, you put it on the Watch list with your cost. CanFlip tells you the day it turns profitable. Then I sourced from it live. Products listed in the past 24 hours, ones I hadn’t looked at before I hit record. Seven products: four buys, one to track, two skips. The skips teach as much as the buys. A LEGO set where the only cheaper source was a third-party seller on Walmart. Klein gloves where the Canadian price left no room against Amazon. The whole class is on YouTube: https://youtu.be/iVgx7IXdHHk One rule before you go stalk anybody: a new product in your feed is permission to look, not permission to buy. Check the source, check the listing, then decide.

Hello, I am new here on this academy, I want to learn more