EformulaReviews 

I concur with other reviewers. The items would not be accepted by Amazon and the one that was accepted would have made a loss. I sent ecommerce a spreadsheet of all the products they offered us to sell and nothing would have made any money. This is a total sham and I'm so glad to have only wasted my time with it as I received a refund of my money.

They are scammers. They just want your money. You won't make any money out of this program. They promise the sky, but they don't end up giving you anything. I don't think that there's anyone who has made any money with this program. I believe that everyone who signed up for this program lost money, just like me. Don't fall for those scammers. Stay away.

The program is expensive. I purchased in February 2024. Takes more then 30 days to get it set up, by then the refund policy is over. Buyers club "Cartzy " website is a additional expense. You got it free for 100 days, but they didn't tell you how much it would cost after that. Kept saying don't worry about it, you'll be making plenty of money on Amazon. If you get approval from Amazon to sell the products, they are expensive and you must order a large quantity, not two or three like they say. They are less then 100 products to choose from, not thousands, and not that good. Once ordered, payment is taken. Weeks later your order gets cancelled. You get refunded but another month has passed. If the products finally get to the warehouse it take several more days, weeks to get to Amazon. Other people are selling the same products and lower the price. If you want to sell your product, you need to match the price. Amazon Fees are very high. Out of a product that I paid $32.00 for to purchase, selling it at Amazon to meet others price at $46.00, Amazon taking fees of $26.00, I lost $12.00 on each product X 100 pieces that I had to buy. Just like any guru out their, they make their money by selling you other products. It is not a program for the average person to make money. If they have been in business as long as they say they should know about all the expenses and should tell you upfront. If I had $20,000 to start on online business I would of gone elsewhere. I'm now in more debt by believing in someone that I shouldn't have.
They make their money by selling the programs, and always trying to sell you something else. I learned the hard way. Hope this helps one persons not to waste their money as I did.

The eFormula program and the buyers club started with an attractive selling point: You can use their supplier's products and prices to sell on Amazon FBA, have the suppliers send the products to their warehouse and they then ship to Amazon. Sounds good, right? At the beginning, as with any new program, the software glitches and supplier issues were completely understandable (anyone who has started a business will find this to be the norm). Unfortunately, this program was a great disappointment for me as almost EVERY product that I tried to sell from their weekly loads were DENIED by Amazon. Even with their invoices, which Amazon required for almost all the products, I got messages saying that I was denied because the seller was Cartzy. I was only able to sell 1 item, because it was the only one I got approval for without an invoice and the amount of people selling it, probably having the same issue as me, was cause for great competition. I barely sold it after a month due to the high competition, and I had to lower my price to get it sold. Now, their program is requiring us to get a Cartzy monthly subscription to continue to use their services, which is about $250/mo or $165/mo if paid yearly!!! The price is steep when you aren't able to sell! In the eFormula course they added training on how to sell thru Walmart using Cartzy and Amazon FBM, but that was not why I paid for this program and I wasn't interested in that. It is a good concept and for some it may be working if you are lucky to get approved by Amazon, but for me it has been frustratingly a waste of time and money. I just wish I could have asked for my money back when I could.

The scammer wants $3495.00 usd for his bs program, he promises a 30 money back, but the cost is too much,