Tuesday, November 7, 2006

Selling item on ebay help - please? -

hi- im selling a pair of boots i baught for 175$ on ebay.im not satisfied with the ending bid i got on the boots. so instead i dont want to sell them for that price-is there a way where i can not sell them, there my boots. i think i have the right to not sell them for a price thats not really anything..

Unless you put a reserve on the boots the only way not to sell them to the high bidder is lie. If it s worth it for you to be a liar say you no longer have the item but never use Ebay again.

How would you feel if you had invested 7 days of your time bidding for something; only to be told no sale. If you do not honour the winning bid you will likely get a neg (and rightly so)Nobody can force you to sell the item (no not even ebay and their legally binding contract )However you put your selling and buying ability at risk and can be booted off if you do it too oftenYou should always start an auction at the least you would be willing to accept

Nope. When you list an item on eBay, you agree to sell it for the price of the winning bid. The way to get a price you think is fair is to start the listing at a high enough price to satisfy you, or to set a reserve price.When you listed the item, you made a legal commitment to sell it. Honor that commitment.

Sorry, you listed the auction and must sell to the highest bidder. Next time set a reserve price to make sure you get the price you want.

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What Eqipment would I need to start my own lawn Cuttin Business? -

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Depending on the kinds of services your lawn care company will do, those tools might include lawnmowers, edgers, rakes, brooms, leaf blower/suckers, weed eaters, hoes, trowels, shovels and clean up equipment. If you have been doing lawn care either of your own place or as a contractor, you no doubt know this equipment well. But that basic lawn mower that does a good job being used once a week in a home is probably not going to be sturdy enough to be used 8 hours a day, 5-7 days a week.In addition to finding out the costs for industrial strength equipment, the types of contracts you will be servicing and the kinds of services you offer impact equipment needs. If you are going to be the primary lawn care service for a large golf club, you will need large riding lawn mowers and other equipment that can handle such a big job. Also think about storage and transportation of that equipment and any maintenance needs you will have in keeping the tools of the trade that make your business work in tip top operating equipment all the time.As a rule, start out evaluating the equipment you will need for your first few months of business. If you already have customers, just upgrade the equipment you have been using to be ready for the expansion of business you are planning. Don t invest in equipment to support hundreds of large scale corporate contracts if you are starting off with a dozen residential customers that will be the starting place for your business. Plan for today and for your next step in growing your business. And grow your equipment and employee base to support the business as it grows. Hope that helpsTake carePaul

What equipment should I get?This is one of the most important steps to the success of your business. It is the difference between being professional and well... not. You need to get commercial grade equipment if you want to succeed. The amount of use and abuse your equipment is going to have is very substantial. I m sorry, but Wal-Mart brands are not going to cut it. You need brands like Toro, Husqvarna, and Exmark. To start out with you are going to need a good walk-behind mower, edger, trimmer, and blower. As your business grows you can add a zero-turn radius mower and other equipment as needed.More info about starting up:http://ezinearticles.com/?How-to-Start-a��

What kind of buisness can I make? -

Im 11 years old and I want to make a buisness. I can knit,(not well) cook( better than I can knit) and sew(a little). I dont like walking dogs. My mom didnt make me do this so please do not say why does your mom make you do this any way? Jennessa

Do what you like the best and sell it to friends and tell your friends to tell other people, the word will get out. Don t charge too much, this time of year you can make a little money making cookies or candy and put up ads at the laundry mat possibly.

always start with what you are passionate about and the rest will follow. Remember that in order to make money you have to give value first. For example, I m starting a baking business, but I know that the first few weeks I m going to be giving away a lot of product as a show of appreciation to potential customers. Also remember, first get good at the product, then follow up with marketing. Marketing is going to be what makes you money. I ve posted a website below thats a good place to start. Even if you don t understand everything just keep studying. Good Luck!

How much will it cost to set up a a website for a business, with a database? -

How much will it cost to set up a a website, with a database for products, customers, suppliers and facilities eg. Paypal, email order taking.

Do not pay any less than $1500 (for everything) - because there is such a thing as too cheap to trust when it comes to this type of thing.

It really depends are you going to use pre-made templates, which you would if your business is not so unique and fit into general category. If yes, then you can go to this website www.themeforest.netWIth this you would only need to hire a programmer to set up a database. Which is easy by the way once you have everything planned out.Freelance approx. cost of Hiring per project:Programmer- $200 - $600Web Designer- $500 - $1000copywriter- $400 - $600

It depends on few things you might need. Best way is outsourcing, you can post your requirements on sites like Freelancer and a like sites and get the job done for $1000 or less!Freelancer is the ultimate freelance jobs website. We have thousands of freelance jobs for freelance programmers, web designers, graphic designers, writers and more. We have hundreds of thousands of professional freelancers ready to bid on your outsourced projects.

A friend does it for $1000

Thursday, November 2, 2006

How can I generate an xtra income??? any ideas as far as selling clothing, jewelry, purses, ect? -

I m open to any ideas (PLEASE NO IGNORANT RESPONSES!)

here is a way to generate great income and get in great shape for $200 bux!Buy a used lawn mower for $75 and a used leaf blower for $40 and a used hedge trimmer for $40 invest $10 in gas and $10 in printing to put flyers all over your town and free adds in craigslist and kijiji and another $10 for a local paper advert and another $15 for some simple tools, screw drivers, wrenches, WD40, duct tape, zip ties, twine and a box cutter. now you are in the lawn care business.start out either doing lawns within push/walk distance until you get another $200 and buy an awesome Menard s trailer for $200 or start out small, buy a used lawn mower for $75 and a used trailer for $100 and $25 for advertising and then get to work!good luck!

I make an extra income working from home with a debt-free wellness company and I love it! This company has a bit everything you and I use in our homes every day...everything from housecleaning products to bath and body to health and wellness! You don t actually go sell the products, just simply refer others to the business/company. There s NO product selling, purchasing inventory, or going door to door. When you get started, you get a free website, free training, and ongoing support! This team is AMAZING to work with! This month there s an awesome promotion going on until the 23rd...only $1 to get started (normally $29)! If you d like more info, jot me an email and I ll get back with you so we can go over the details!

sell jewelry from this site, take a look at there images and prices. Then stick them on ebay and wait for the money to come rolling in. The jewelry they sell is heavy high quality that is in global demand.

How do you become a independent contract employee? -

Currently I am working as a design engineer for a medium sized company. I am looking to go independent and charge the company a simple flat hourly rate. I feel that I would be entitled to ask for more money than I currently get paid considering the fact that I would no longer be under their health and unemployment insurance. I m wondering what are the steps I need to be looking at in order to do this, and what are some convincing arguments for my case that I can present to my company.

Hello there,Either I am confused about this or you are. There is not such thing as an independent contract employee. You are either independent or you are an employee. You cannot be both.If you are an employee, you simply cannot decide to change the name of your status. If the underlying relationship is not changed, no matter what you call it and no matter what documents you write, you will be held to still be an employee.In short, an employee has not profit motive. They must work according to the employers rules. In contrast, an independent contractor has a profit motive. He may or may not make a profit on any particular job, but the notion of a profit must be present. An independent contractor is not subject to the rules of an employer. He has a defined project and completes that project according to the job specifications. To get a good idea of the sort of things that must change in your relationship with your present employer study the tests determining whether someone is an independent contractor or an employee provided by the IRS. You can find that on their website. Other government agencies have different standards, but the IRS standards is a good starting point.To sell this idea to your employer, you will have to explain to them why the proposal will provide financial rewards to them. If there is not benefit to the employer why should they make a change.Later,

you would not be an employee anymore - you would be self employedyou will then have to pay for 100% of your own health insurance and have to pay the employer s share of FICA insurance also - and if they terminate your contract or cut your billable hours you will NOT be eligible for unemployment - only employees get unemployment and in this economy, why would the company pay you more money? it makes no sense for the COMPANY to do thatbad idea all the way around. be thankful you a job. period. I can t imagine there are a lot of job openings in your particular line of work

Steps are simple. Just form your own business (business licenses are issued by your city or county)Then, buy general liability insurance for your business (everybody requires it)As for convincing them to pay you as an independent contractor, you will need to find several clients. Otherwise the IRS will consider you a dependent contractor and the employer will be liable for taxes. (Your employer knows this, so you have to have other clients or you re going nowhere with this.)

Get as much resource as you can maybe is one option,however it could be quite time consuming,here http://www.HealthInsuranceFree.infois one resource i have had good experience.

My husband wants to start a handyman business. What kind of bond do most handymen get? -

I ve heard that it s not required to be bonded in Illinois, but it s a good idea, because it helps customers to feel more comfortable hiring handymen. What kind of bond should he get? Are there websites to compare fees?

I run a pressure washing company. We are not bonded. We do carry liability insurance, and I strongly suggest you get it as well. Typically bonding is only for people who will be working inside someones home when they may not be home. Professions like maids services and other domestic services need to be bonded. I m not sure bonding will be that significant of selling point to make it worth the money. In 5 years, I have Never been asked if we were bonded.Good Luck.

When you are starting a new business, it is always best to keep your expenses as low as possible! I doubt the majority of people will even ask if he is bonded. Just start the company and get bonded when you have some cash.

A job Performance bond and a security bond.

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