Inside The Secret Facebook Group Where Millionaires Pay $7497 Monthly To Share Amazon E-commerce Hacks

Imagine a world where the most successful Amazon sellers share their closely guarded secrets – not for free, but for a hefty monthly fee. This isn't a fantasy; it's the reality inside an exclusive Facebook group, a clandestine cooperative society where millionaires converge and openly exchange their strategies to fuel e-commerce empires.

Stepping into a Million Dollar Sellers event immediately brings to mind the vibrant energy of a rock concert's mosh pit. The atmosphere is undeniably loud, electric, and somewhat chaotic. 'Think of it like a family reunion, where you're excited to see everybody there,' the COO of the community, Eugene Khayman, told Business Insider. 'It's very high-energy.'

The Inner Workings of an Elite Collective

Comprising Amazon sellers and e-commerce entrepreneurs who each achieve at least $1 million (£0.73 million) in annual revenue, Million Dollar Sellers, or MDS, goes beyond just events. These gatherings, where community members meet face-to-face to exchange ideas and strategies, represent only one facet of the group's offerings.

'At the centre of it is still a Facebook group,' Khayman explained. 'It's your collective 24/7 brain trust, so at any point in time, you can drop a question.'

Khayman discovered the group in 2016, several years after he began selling kitchen products on Amazon. Back then, it was a Facebook group for private label sellers, requiring a minimum of $10,000 (£ 7,349.89) in monthly revenue. Over time, that entry bar steadily rose, first to $50,000 (£ 37,649.44) a month and ultimately to $1 million (£0.73 million) annually.

He noted that becoming a part of the group not only boosted his enjoyment of business but also enabled him to remain competitive. His brand, eparé, had achieved seven-figure annual revenue, yet sales started to dip as the e-commerce landscape grew more crowded with new sellers.

Unveiling the Community's Evolution

'There were a lot of strategies that people were using that were destroying me. I wasn't keeping up with the information fast enough,' he said. This situation led him to propose bringing the MDS Facebook group to life through physical gatherings. He subsequently organised their first such event at a Cancún all-inclusive resort.

'I charged people $99 (£72.76) for a ticket — and I lost money on it because I thought all-inclusive meant that you didn't have to pay for anything,' said Khayman, adding that the bill was worth it. 'It was amazing energy.'

As live events gained traction, the community itself truly flourished. By 2025, MDS boasts around 700 members, each paying $7,497 (£5510.21) annually to be part of the group.

Khayman continues to operate two e-commerce brands, yet he explained that he now prefers dedicating more time and energy to expanding MDS. He shared, 'As I did all of these events, I saw people coming together, and I saw how much was being created from those relationships. I was getting a lot more fulfilment from that.'

Joining the MDS Club: What It Takes

The application process for the MDS community has evolved in tandem with its growth. 'In the very, very beginning, it was quite simple. Prospective members would email the MDS founder a copy of their photo ID and a screenshot of their sales,' said Khayman.

'However, as the group gained more exposure and applications started flowing in, the process became more rigorous, primarily so that MDS could maintain its core identity. "No community ever wants to get bigger. That's always a thing, like, it's going to lose its charm if it gets too big. And everybody wanted to preserve that.'

The interview process aims to identify a specific type of individual, rather than just a particular kind of business. 'They need to have the mindset that they're coming in here to help and share and become a member of the community,' said Khayman.

'Sometimes people come in with some kind of agenda to sell some other product or service, so it's meant to filter for that.' A fundamental principle of the group is: Give more, get more.

'That's a big thing we try to instil in everybody, so there's not much judgment or flash. It's just people that are deep in their businesses and just wanting to help one another,' Khayman explained.

Why Connection Fuels Success

Once the interview concludes and an application receives approval, members gain entry to exclusive events, a network of high-level sellers, and online groups where insights, experiences, and resources are shared.

Despite the hurdles that come with expansion, Khayman acknowledges the significant advantages of a larger membership.

It enables the formation of specialised sub-groups, allowing sellers in areas like the kitchen or supplement industries, for example, to delve into their unique, industry-specific challenges. 'There are enough members in each of these specific domains to give each other value,' he said.