Iv had some success with this but I used Esources to find a good UK dropshipper. The UK doesnt really have a huge choice of companies offering this unfortunately, so I found when dropshipping from USA or even China to target certain markets IE USA instead of the UK. It was a nightmare, returns, tax laws etc was just a pain so I gave it up. I then used Esources and found a few decent drop shippers. Since then iv stopped dropshipping anything and once the items I dropshipped had reached a decent level, I just ordered stock to hold myself. This not only made the whole process easier, but a LOT cheaper so my margins doubled, then I had more profit to but back into advertising to then scale up again. I think dropshipping is already a saturated way of doing things, there must be 1000 stores all selling the same items branded as something else and customers are slowly figuring this out. Add campaigns that work can easily be replicated so anyone starting out dropshipping could potentially spend a lot of money testing adds and products, for someone to just come in and copy the idea, make more profit and have no initial testing costs.
My advice from personal experience would be to only use dropshipping to test the market place, if all goes well and you manage to turn any profit, then order the items in bulk and handle yourself.
Hope this helps
