@Snow Williams I understand, and I appreciate you explaining it. I’ve considered e-commerce, but one of my concerns with dropshipping is the upfront cost. You usually need money for advertising, testing products, setting up the store, and other expenses before you know whether the business will actually make a profit. Since I’m currently unemployed, I can’t afford to invest a lot of money or risk losing it. I also understand that dropshipping can involve a lot of competition, changing ad costs, supplier issues, and customer service problems. For now, I’d prefer to focus on dispatching because I’ve already started learning it and I’m looking for a way to gain practical experience without needing a large investment.