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Mirror sites are pretty much the standard fix yeah. The main thing is making sure you’re using an official one rather than some random copy that looks legitimate but isn’t. Stick to sources connected to the platform itself and you’re generally fine.

[NikajParticipant]

Moscow traffic is no joke, the city is massive and rush hour is genuinely brutal. That said, having a car for getting outside the center or doing day trips is a completely different story. Documents wise you’ll want an international driving permit alongside your regular license, most operators will ask for it.

[NikajParticipant]

Yeah the niche selection is honestly where most people go wrong at the start. Good dropshipping business ideas are usually hiding in plain sight, things people already spend money on regularly but that bigger retailers handle poorly. Pet accessories, home organisation, outdoor gear for specific activities, that kind of direction tends to have solid margins and repeat buyers. Worth doing proper research before settling on something rather than just copying what everyone else is running. There’s a decent breakdown of beginner friendly options here https://easync.io/articles/dropshipping-ideas-beginners/

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