#dropshiper

[natashageorge1122]

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[alexriesart]

Less than ten hours left in my 'Other Worlds' art book Kickstarter!

A little teaser from the entire chapter of art never released online, or anywhere and exclusive to the book.

The Kickstarter Link :) https://bit.ly/403C70b

Thank you everyone!

[shirecorn]

Mmm shiny shark sticker....

[jewish-sideblog]

I do still make memes about holidays

[canon-gabriel-quotes]

Transcript:

That stream fucking sucked. Here's a T-shirt.

Audio source

[casside-sionnach]

[oldschoolfrp]

Dropships and Jumpships: you can't leave home without 'em; Steve Venters' cover art from this 1988 Battletech supplement by FASA, cropped and rotated 90 degrees for this ad in Dragon 130, February 1988

[unstoppable-fish]

A promise to you is an easy one to keep <3

[fucklavenderconstellation]

i used to have more posts on this blog. i know i used to have more.

i dont know why they disappeared, i presume that maybe lavenderconstellation deleted the blogs they were using to advertise and my posts went with it. i archived a couple of them on the wayback machine, but due to unforseen circumstances(namely the internet archive currently being down) i cannot grab those links right now.

let it be known that lavenderconstellation is a dropshipping scam. they take products from aliexpress and such and sell them at a huge markup. they steal designs from actual artists. they get their products from factories overseas that frequently have horrific working conditions. do not buy from these scumbags.

they try to trick people by making "normal" meme posts, spamming them with trending tags, and then CHANGING the post to one of their shitty ads once it gets notes to trick people into continuing to reblog because they believe the post is credible.

do not be tricked by these people.

EDIT 12/6/24: i found the wayback machine link to a previous post of mine that explains the pattern of these scammy posts better, here it is, you can also find a post i made before that one in the notes of this post from meme-finder! stay safe, keep your money, don't support dropshippers!

[sbblake]

written by william gold, performed by wilbur soot ⭐️

<3 follow my twitter here:

[crassetination]

Air Force of the Future 23 - Dropships

[indiesellersguild]

Etsy Shoppers: Were you scammed into overpaying for an item you thought was handmade, only to have it arrive with an obvious "Made in" tag?

Follow the link below to share:

Not a shopper, but a seller who's had your wares resold, designs stolen, or otherwise been screwed over by dishonest resellers? This is for you too!

[silvermoon424]

(from Gabi Belle's video "How Dropshipping Ruined Online Shopping")

YES OMG. I went to an anime convention a few months ago and saw SO many cheap bootlegs being sold as if they were authentic items. Being an experienced collector, I have a good eye for bootlegs so it didn't affect me, but I couldn't help but think of all the people who were duped into buying a crappy $30 bootleg that they could have gotten on Aliexpress for like $2.

[alphamecha-mkii]

The Creator - Dropship Concept art by Ryan Church

[spockvarietyhour]

Imperial Deployment "Dreams and Madness"