Is it a waste of time selling on eBay at the minute...? -

I have loads of quality Stuff to sell on eBay but I have noticed at the minute the prices Stuff fetches is peanuts.. Then eBay wants its cut for selling it... Then Pay-pal wants its cut for handling the transaction....You can sell stuff and be out of pocket..Why bother????Has eBay had its day and will it still exist in 10 Years time.Thank you for you answers (If I get any) Have a great day

Just saw a guy from ebay on TV trying to justify the policy of users not now being allowed to sell an item with a separate postal charge. He was like a worm on a hook!From what the guy was saying, ebay is interested in businesses selling rather than individuals.So, if you have a business small or large and can offset the postage pricing or cuts that others take somehow, then ebay is the way for you.As a private or casual seller, it may well be that ebay no longer supports your needs.Ebay survival? If they continue the way they are then they will only survive for use by businesses that can afford to use the service . For the casual seller though, ebay seems to be on its last legs - if not death bed.

Currently with most things forcing sellers to have free postage and then ebay taking fees it doesn t always work out well for the seller. All depends on what you are selling. Many sellers also still state they will charge postage.With it getting nearer to Christmas many more will be buying on ebay, making it the perfect time to sell. However, as always, people are looking for a bargain and you will probably have more competition.Ebay certainly isn t as good as it used to be and in many cases it works out better to sell elsewhere, but there are still many things that you can sell on ebay for a decent price. You can never be sure what something will sell for though - you might be surprised

Depends what you are selling .. in my opinion ebay now has so many idiots willing to pay over high street prices that a lot of stuff is no longer cheap ... At the same time, the Chinese have worked out that they can sell electronic goods at half UK high street price, ship direct to UK and still make a profit ... (I suspect that some stuff , such as DVD/CD s, have manufacturing costs in the low pence .. as usual the UK consumer is ripped off by the the UK high street (where the price you pay is 90% profit tax)So - if you want to make a profit, DON T sell stuff made in China :-)

Yes I think it is a waste of time, especially DVD s and CD s as you are not allowed to charge postage on the them so you are out of pocket from sending the items as wellWould rather give stuff away on freecycle than line ebays and paypals pocketsOr use Ad-mag as they are free to list with

Well it depends what stuff you are trying to sell. You can check ebay for auctions that have been completed to see what your stuff actually sold for. (its in advanced search options)You are right, they all take a cut. You can avoid paypal fee if they send a money order. But they stick you with the fee for its convince.You could always try to post it locally for free (craigslist.com) to see if that nets you any hits. Then try ebay as your last resort.Ebay will be around for awhile I think. The good thing about ebay is almost anyone/anywhere can buy it from you, so it reaches out to more people. But like I said it all depends on what your selling.

I ll agree that the way eBay is treating it s sellers is pretty sucky these days. I ve moved into other avenues of Internet income in part for that reason. The company is struggling to deal with an increasingly negative image from the public caused by unscrupulous sellers. Who doesn t know someone who s had it stuck to them on eBay?That said, eBay has always been a discount market. In spite of all the low priced books, music, clothes and other things, it s never been very practical to sell anything for under $10. Because of the time it takes to create and submit an item description, higher priced items are the best bet. I know industrial machinery sellers who regularly turn a $20K profit on a single item with maybe $15K invested. Auto parts guys are cleaning up stripping old wrecks and engines for parts. And if you have a quantity of identical items, you can sell them store-style without doing new ads, but you still have to watch those fees.There are more shoppers on eBay than ever before. If you are selling the right item for the right price you re making money. You can t easily make a worthwhile profit if you re buying at regular wholesale prices, though. You ve got to find deals on liquidation or auction stock. Many times I ve paid $50 for a case of something in a live auction that brought me over $500 sold individually on eBay. As an old flea market guy once told me You make your money when you buy .

Can officers of my newly created s corp be opted out from payroll? -

my just created a new s corp and elected 2 officers. is it mandatory by law to run their payroll? can something be done about that? they are just helping voluntarily.

They don t necessarily have to be paid - it s not mandatory. But if they re doing something useful and devoting a significant amount of time to the company, you may want to consider doing something for them - maybe some kind of deferred payroll arrangement so they get paid in the future when the company has money. If they aren t compensated for their work, either now or in the future, this can lead to resentment and disagreements within the company - something that you certainly don t want to happen. - CPA

No, they don t necessarily have to be paid - it s not mandatory. But if they re doing something useful and devoting a significant amount of time to the company, you may want to consider doing something for them - maybe some kind of deferred payroll arrangement so they get paid in the future when the company has money. If they aren t compensated for their work, either now or in the future, this can lead to resentment and disagreements within the company - something that you certainly don t want to happen.

How do I cancel my gvo/kiosk account? -

i really just dont want it anymore. Please be serious with your answers. I work better I the instructions are provided step by step. thanks everyone.

Scroll down to the bottom of the members page, select the contact us page and submit a new ticket. Make sure you copy the date/time/address in the confirmation, so you can track the submission.

I want to start an event management company or a party decorator business...but i dont knw how to start ..? -

wht is the procedure for starting a business like this?? do i need to register if i start small time from my home initially...where do i get the whole idea about the topic? i m in mumbai so plz someone from india if can help me in this matter will be grt...i have avery good sense of decorating rooms...party trays....etc...but have never done professionally plz help

I will suggest you to undergo an interior decoration course or do an internet based research the industry, get a competitive knowledge.No one will believe you until and unless you can show a little of it, thus should have a business plan or just a presentable plan.You also need to know your probable competitors in your local market and consumer behavior.There are a lot of things to know...For more detail contact me at rintu_singharoy@yahoo.co.in or rintusingharoy@gmail.com

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Any good mail solutions for a home business? -

I live in an apartment and run a high volume Ebay business. About 2-3 times a week I get large shipments of items from suppliers, and maybe 5-6 returned items on top of that. At first the apartment office did not seem to mind but I get the sense recently they are getting fed up with the large shipments and boxes they need to keep in the office until I pick them up. Are there any mail solutions for this kind of business? I know I can use UPS store but I think they will also ***** at me if I get a tiny mailbox that gets large box shipments almost daily.The business is growing and I need a scalable mailbox solution but there don t seem to be any.

Go and rent a house with a garage. Your problems will be solved.

a; i bet you are not accounting for your time investmentb; you are violating your apt lease--that is a factc; since you are a profitable enterprise, go rent a small retail store or office suite.you are almost violating the law; be carefulyou cannot live in a residential area and conduct businessactivities that clog up the street with delivery trucks coming to you.---if you wish further help,. let me know butget a commercial site!!!!!

How websites owner make money.? -

Can anyone tell me how website owners,any websites(say xyz.com) make money. Does he gets paid for every visitor that hits their website .If yes who pays them and why? Or it s just adds and services that make money for them.

website owners make money from more business get from online presence. The owner who creates a website just for making money will submit the website to google adsense. google will places ads on the submited site. when a user click on the link diplayed on the website and make active work, owner will get paid per click, I think now the policy is changed because of fraud.

If you realize, many websites have ads around their webpage. The ads are there to help pay for the website costs. These are usually pay-per-click ads, meaning the website owners get paid a certain amount per-click. Who pays them? Companies that want to make their name known, such as Google. Google has a pay-per-click program for website owners. Unless the website owner pays from his/her own pocket for their website service, they usually use these pay-per-click ads to help offset some of these costs.

Working as a process executive in an international bank is a BPO job? I want answer starting with Yes or No? -

could be.

sorry cannot be in Yes or Noyes if you working on multiple clients and the issue is more ticket oriented.no if you are working for single client and you know most of your internal customers.