Why do businesses not take money when power is out? -

This happened in the shopping center where I work, The power went out some shops just stayed closed, and some kept track of the money and everything themselves.In major businesses and stores where evreything is electronic, it s not as easy as looking on a tag adding everything up, then accounting for taxes. Those items that were sold are still in the system may not be accounted for later once power comes back on. So sometimes it s just easier not to take any money at all.

Their accounting may all be done electronically, so accepting money or any sales would create a mess accounting wise. In stores like walmart their inventory is set up in a way that as soon as an item is checked out, there is another one being taken off of a shelf at a warehouse to replace the one you just bought. If there is no power then this would not happen.

Do you pay shipping and handling online or when the guy comes up to your house? -

I ve never ordered online before so I just one to clarify.

Any purchases you may make now or in the future online, will always include SHIPPING and HANDLING as part of the sale. No body accepts CASH ON DELIVERY anymore (COD).

How much are 5-11 buisness days? -

i ordered it on saturday.

Business days are Mon-Fri only. So if you ordered on Sat, at best you will see it 6 days later on this Fri. The latest is two weeks or so.

Selling this on eBay? Does it work? -

If I forged signatures on baseball and nascar-racing cards, do you think people would purchase them on eBay? I know someone through my work that is doing that but I haven t asked how much he gets for it.

Sure you can do that - BUT if someone gets the signatures validated that you forgedThe FBI will be knocking on your door for perpetrating fraudThe only thing you will get is about 15 years in prisonWithout you including a verified document of the signatures - what fool would bid on them ? ?It would be only a matter of (a time bomb) would explode in your face.

Stupid fraudulent idea!!Hope you get scammed on ebay then the shoe is on the other foot

I am trying to start a cupcake business at home. I need to know if i need a business license in Idaho? -

Your first priority is to find out whether you are legally allowed to sell food that you ve prepared at home, or whether you will need a commercial kitchen. You ll have to get your kitchen inspected, and bring it up to code if it isn t. You will almost certainly need a food handler s license, as well. You will probably need a business license.Usually these things are issued by the city and/or county, so you will have to check with your local city Health Department for the kitchen and food handler s license.

you might need a separate dedicated commercial kitchen that is not used for regular household cooking and zoning laws may not let you operate a business out of your house - start with your town s business and licensing dept and zoning dept

You might need a license to sell food.

How is it to work in a jewelry store? I have an interview soon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!? -

I have an interview soon. I need to know, do I dress like office like. A collared shirt, and dress pant.Or should I wear a regular nice polo shirt. Also the pay is $10 to $13 dollars an hour plus bonus based on experience. I don t have jewelry experience, but I do have customer service experience. They called me from two days after I submitted my resume online. The manager said the position is sales associate, but he also said the duties include purchaser buy merchandise(this got me confuse) What is that? Also should stay with $10 dollars an hour or ask for $12 or $13? I have customer service experience, almost have an associates degree in liberal arts, and I m 26 years old. In another words I have bills to pay. My sister tells me to ask for $12 even $13, but I don t have alot of retail experience, just customer service and office work. My sister has alot of retail experience, and works at a high end store. Does this matter, should I consider this? I don t want to price myself out of the job by asking for too high pay, or too little. Based on my experience and situation, do you think they ll be likely to pay me more, or only the starting pay of $10 per hour only? My sister tells me that I m selling myself short. But I don t have retail experience just customer service and office.

You don t need to know anything , just sell the most expensive jewels .I went with my precious stone collection to a jewelry once and they didn t know what stones i brought even my gold brick they couldn t identify.So your sales experience should be enough :P

Im starting a flea market business. Whats your favorite food? -

I m starting a flea market stand in order to get myself through nursing school. I know how to cook and bake and thought it would be an honest way to make a living while I m struggling to pay for college etc. I have tried many other things and I am set on this. Can anyone give me some foods ideas? They must be cheap, tasty, and not too intricate to make :-).Here are my ideas so far:Empanadas, Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Corn, Fries, Rice, Kettle Popcorn and other popcorn, Cookies, Muffins, Brownies, Tea, Coffee, Biscuits, Sausage, Eggs, and other drinks. As you can tell, these are pretty affordable for me to make :-). Any other ideas?I like the options above since I can transport the rice, potatoes, chicken, etc. and set up 2-3 hours early and make them right there in our flea market stand. What else is good? I am going to the New Jersey area. Thanks a lot!

First, make sure you get all necessary licenses from the state and health department of where you ll be selling food.Next, look at what your chosen flea market already has available. If they already have a thriving breakfast food stand, you don t want to go with coffee and eggs. Find a type of food that is not available yet. Also, match the food type with the type of people who come. For example, if there is a large Hispanic shopper base, you d probably do great with tamales and empanadas.I personally think a baked goods - cookies, muffins, brownies - stand would be a great hit.Best of luck!

What about tamales? They are easy to make in large quantities and can be reheated. You can make a variety of different kinds.