I have shared product-sourcing recommendations involving TeemDrop and ShopiLab, alongside posts about sourcing agents and AI-generated product imagery. The posts give a short workflow and promotional claims, but do not establish the terms or independently verify the reported sales figure.
In a November 1, 2025 post, I wrote that I source new products every day and that AI image generation “changed the game forever.” I reported “$8-10k/day” on new products sourced that month, without saying whether this meant revenue, profit, or another measure, or providing supporting data. A separate post that day quoted @ariesnotebook making the sourcing, AI-image, and sales claims, so the captured posts leave some uncertainty about attribution.
The sourcing workflow I shared was to make a free account at https://t.co/auC7brHwa6, go to ShopiLab Sourcing, and click on TeemDrop. I described the service as “Legitimately free” and said it allows sourcing products with fulfillment for free; the posts do not specify terms or limitations. This connects to my other ShopiLab mentions in shopilab platform updates and promotion and ecommerce research links in research tools for emerging market trends.
On November 1, 2025, I also wrote “Last month” and said I had forgotten it was the 1st of the month, with a link. The post does not make clear what month or event I meant.
On November 24, 2025, I recommended TeemDrop for sourcing and shipping products, sharing https://t.co/ny4yZi4REV. The post does not describe the service’s pricing, process, or results. In a separate post that day, I said my sourcing agent could source products like a rotating picture frame and referred to a free platform with outstanding service and a partnership; that post does not identify the platform or agent. The rotating-frame description and opinion were quoted from @ariesnotebook, not my own assessment.
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