Tuesday, July 5, 2011

I need a lot of chairs (approx 100) for cheap, for my schools common room. WHAT CAN I DO? -

Really im getting into this, trying everything, ebay, contacting local businesses etc, can anybody suggest me something, or even link me up? Im in the UK

Best way to look for the big stores or better the manufacturer s / companies of those kind of chairs you want .. You have to go through as many as you can and try to cut a deal.. I could help you.. yet I m in USA.. so shipping charges will hurt you.. so The best option is to try and look for those kind of people and stores or companies and see.. You could try other schools, and see if they have unused, or extra chairs, etc... .. or if they are reselling some chairs after rennovations, etc..good luck and have a great day ..

Selling my half of the business? -

my partner wants to buy my half of the business (restaurant).the agreed price was 80 grands, with 20% down ($16,000) and the rest of it on installments of 40 payments ($1600) a month.do I need an attorney for the paperwork ?.can we get some form and have it notorized, and would it be legaly binding?. where would I get such forms?.any advise on how to go about the deal ?.

Do not take a chance this is business, you need to get a Lawyer and let him draw up the papers and then both of you sign them. Do not get any forms some of them are not even binding even when you have them notarized. It will be worth it to pay extra for a lawyer to get this done right for the both of you. You do not want to lose any money so get a Lawyer.

thanks to all of you for your repliesgod bless. Report Abuse

While you can write one up that is usually binding, there can be loopholes and such. Get an attorney and do it right. ---Kasey C, PC guru since Apple II daysAlways remember you re unique, just like everyone else.

Get an Attorney to handle all your paper work for you..he will know these stuff and advise and inform you on the best decision...

draw up a paper that describes the deal, have it signed by both parties

When to start a business? -

1. I am a self-employed consultant (not a business)2. I am going to move to another state sometime between Jun to Dec of 2010.3. In June I will be finishing my Grad school degree and this will become more of a business and not a job.QUESTION: Should I start the business now or wait until the time I move? (I will be temporarily suspending my consulting to concentrate on school)QUESTION: Is it hard to move a business to another state? The plan right now is to have a website with some information (a bait) directing visitors to my office. But I also expect some ad revenue (not the primary revenue stream).

You are now, essentially, a sole-proprietor. You should keep that status until your relocation is completed and you ve stabilized your place in your network. Keep a lower-than-normal profile until you re ready to properly launch your enterprise.Good Luck

Does anyone make money off ebay? -

if so is it worth starting a shop on ebay, what items should i sell? and how much could i potentially make? 500 per week?

Does anybody make money off eBay? Sure, it s done every day. However, if you are going to consistently make money on ebay you have to treat it like a real business. You want your products to be something that you are enjoy or are at least interested in and you want to know a good bit about it, After all, you ll probably be spending a good bit of time dealing with them.I think the problem that most people run into with eBay is that they don t treat it like a business. Sure, you can be a casual seller and make a little money but if you re looking to bring in $500 per week, it s going to take some work. You ll need to do some market research on what you want to sell, find suppliers, evaluate and then continuously re-evaluate the market, price your product considering ALL of the expenses which include eBay and PayPal fees, advertise (ie post the items, build your eBay store), fill the orders, ship the items, collect payment, deal with unhappy customers....all of the same things that regular stores do. The advantage is that you can do it from the convenience of your own home with as little or as much effort you want to put into it.As an example, my sister in law had an eBay business that started out selling those glass friendship balls. It was just something she liked and thought she could make a little money from home. To make a long story short, she grew her business into a very significant income. However, she treated it like a business. She worked at least 4 hours every day, she did research, met with suppliers, took a glass blowing class, expanded her market with different products, etc. It was a job and she made very good money doing it but she enjoyed it since it gave her lots of freedom and it was something she liked.Good luck.

Actually, there are many who make their livings off ebay. The company I work with sells exotic cars on ebay and has made tens of thousands of dollars at it.You have to have good products that people want to buy and have a good markup. Either you need a very good markup, or you need to sell a lot of products.If you re a manufacturer, it can be a very nice supplementary income. One good way is to find something that is produced very cheaply in China that sells in the US for quite a bit more money. This is what walmart does.It really helps to speak chineese, and to know someone over there you can trust.The great part about ebay is that if people are looking for your product, millions can see it, and you can sell large quantities. There are lots of resources about selling on eBay, and some of them are even true.Good luck!

nobody makes anything off ebay any more except ebay and pay pal which are one in the same. They have raised the sellers cost too high for the little sellers and they don t seem to care that there losing a lot of the small sellers.

Ask General Motors or (Government Motors) how difficult it is to sell on eBay. lol ;-)

Monday, July 4, 2011

How do I accept credit cards on my business? -

I need some info on how can I accept credit cards on my store.Than you

Simple - Just go to the bank you make your deposits at for your business checking. Ask them to send a rep to you from merchant services. They will then set you up with everything you need as well as training on the process and terminal. It couldn t be more easy.

What you need to do is establish a merchant account which will enable you to accept credit cards as a form of payment from your customers.If you would like, my company offers free cash registers with built-in credit card processing which would allow you to process credit card transactions instantly and funds are automatically deposited into your checking account of choice within 48 to 72 hours. You would be able to accept all major credit cards such as Visa, MasterCard, Discover Network, American Express, Diners Club and JCB as well as debit, EBT and check cards for payment.

I agree with grandpa. I would also like to add that if you have QuickBooks, they can provide the same service AND it automatically enters the information into your QuickBooks program.

Sunday, July 3, 2011

What Indian products would people outside of India be interested in purchasing? -

Deodorant?

dilute some indian cultures and try to incorporate them into wester civilization, too late though the main ones are already taken, from curry and spices to the religions and entertainment businesses(bollywood, indian music) of india have already been exported.

Shisha

Please tell me any sites giving online jobs without investment and be truthful????? -

You will get mostly scam answers.There are really none that can earn you money enough to live on.

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