PLEASE GIVE ANY FEEDBACK EXPERIENCE-WORK AT HOME SCHEMES? -

HAS ANYONE EXPERIENCE WITH THE GOOGLE EASY PROFIT KIT, ITS A WORK AT HOME THING- I AM ALWAYS SCARED OF BEING SCAMMED SO I REALLY WOULD APPRECIATE ANY EXPERIENCE FEEDBACK

You can only obtain legitimate work from home positions from brick and mortar companies. You want to send your resume out to companies hiring for positions you are qualified for, but include in your resume that you have a home office and you wish to work remotely. Include how you have your home office set up and what equipment you already have in order for you to perform your job. These jobs are just going to advertised as jobs, they would not promote them as work at home because they would hear from too many unqualified people.

I am not sure what Google easy Profit is, but I can tell you that there is no easy profit. The key word in your question is scheme. That s exactly what these things are.I am an accountant and while I have never tried one of things, I have had to clean up many of the messes they caused. The Madoff scam should have helped American s get their heads out of their butts but people are still after the easy buck.Even if you find an honest work at home business, you will work twice as hard for half the pay of a normal job. It s not worth the headache.

Read the fine print on that, it ll scare you off- then open an ebay account sell off your old video games and stuff. You make better money that way its safer.

You could start a completely free home based online business.

What is the standard commission for an agency agreement? -

I have been offered 4% commission on net sales of a specific product, is this standard or should I ask for a higher commission

Totally depends on what you re selling. In advertising, agencies typically make 15 to 20%. In retail stores, sometimes it s 2%. If you re looking to be a product rep, I d look for more toward 10% than 4%. But also if there s any sort of base pay involved than expect your commission to be lower.

Rude ebay customer. How do I respond? -

I do internet sales as my job. Through emails a customer wanted to purchase some gloves from us a couple months ago. He kept trying to price haggle when the gloves were already marked down. I eventually told him he was exhausting me, we couldnt lower the price and told him to find a different store to purchase from then. Today Im checking my emails and he has wrote 4 times saying 3 months later we still have the gloves on ebay at the same price, not selling any of the pieces of crap . He called me a c**t/b*tch 2 times as well. Do I reply back to this guy or ignore him? I started to write a smart *** email back but I think he would enjoy that too much and I dont him to contact my boss/company (even though I d have the upper hand). What would you do?

Customers like that are a pain. You ve done enough in terms of responding to his nonsense e-mails at this point. I would print off copies of his e-mails and your responses and keep these on file just in case he contacts your boss. That way you have supporting evidence of what a problem he has been. As I m typing this, I m thinking that in your place I probably would e-mail him back and be so polite that it will really yank his chains. Say something to the effect that you re sorry he is so disappointed that you are unable to reduce the price on the gloves, but the price has been set at XXXX and you are not able to change that. Suggest that he might want to look for the gloves on other web sites and see if he can find a price that he finds suitable for his budget. Thank him for his continued interest in your merchandise and wish him a happy holiday season. I think here as in most irritating instances, it s better to take the high road and not ignore him and not be rude to him. Being rude back only encourages him to keep bothering you and ending off on this note puts things into perspective and having this last e-mail in the file will show your boss that you are competent and able to deal with problematic and non profitable customers. Take care and keep smiling! Don t let one bad customer ruin your day, you can t give him that power. Now, go to your happy place and have a cup of tea!

You should ignore their emails and report them to ebay. Profanity is considered a trading abuse and will be investigated by ebay. Here is the link to the page on ebay s website that explains it.http://pages.ebay.com/help/buy/report-tr��In theory the customer is always right, but when the customer steps over the line and becomes abusive, it is time to stop the communications.Good luck.

Forward the emails to ebay as harassment.

Can I ship an envelope as first class mail and claim it as a package? -

The problem is I want delivery confirmation but it says the envelope has to be more than 3/4 thick in order to get delivery confirmation. Can I claim it as a package instead so I could use both? Would thet not ship it and return it to me? Any advice? I don t really want it to be bulky since it s just a book and I m trying to save on shipping.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!All you re going to do is screw up, and it ll cost you more than the normal postage!

A book is a package because it is not a flat document. If you want to save on shipping, send it Media Rate.

Im 13 and i always wanted to have my own business [READ DESC]? -

ok so get this im 13 i have always dreamt of having my own business so i was wondering how BTW:my parents does not support me with this idea so please dont include them

Without your parents support and approval you could end up losing more money than earning. I would encourage you to do research because it s alot easier to spend money than it is to earn it. Check out the book Fast Cash for Kids by Bonnie Noel Drew (library) to show that your intent is more than just a phase. The library is an awesome start as you learn about accounting, marketing, taxes, and everything else that goes with having a legal business. Another book to read is The Richest Kids in America by Mark Vincent Hansen. You can get this from the library also. Did you know there are teens and tweens literally making millions of dollars? You could be one of them but be upfront and mature with what you re doing. Hiding things from your folks is neither.

At 13 you are not old enough to enter into any type of contract. That is essentially what any type of business is, a contract between two parties. So having a legitimate business without your parents support will be difficult. You can t purchase liability insurance, which is a must for any business these days. I don t want to discourage you, but your chances of starting a successful business without your parents help is pretty small. I would keep doing research into what types of things interest you and keep working toward your goal of being a business owner. Sorry I couldn t be of any real help. Good Luck!!

Just keep searching for what you are passionate about. At 13, there isn t much you can do but gather ideas about what you are interested in. Get a job in areas that you like and learn skills that you are interested in. That way you find out more about yourself and open doors to new places. When you get a job make sure you save a lot. Don t go out spending it, if you save money that means that is less money that you will have to borrow from the bank and a whole lot of other crap. Saving money right now is the most important thing. You can be successful, you just have to know what you want do. Also check out this website www.sba.gov.

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wait. you sound quite smart and ambitious, but finish school, make sure you can afford it.

You could start a completely free home based online business.

Live in the U.S how much are international money orders from post office? -

international money order to canada?thanks

It would cost you $3.85 for money orders up to $700 according to the USPS website.

Can an employeer force you to clock out and go home early on a scheduled shift? -

I work in a fast food chain, when business is slow the managers try and make the employees go home early to save labor. If I am scheduled until 4:00, am I entitled to stay until 4:00 no matter how busy or slow we may be.

YES it is not considered force though. However, not knowing where you are in the State of California lets say you showed up to work and it is a very slow day, and after 1 hour the manager wants you to go home. NOW in that case, by law he has to pay you for a minimum of 4 hours.

YES it is not considered force though. However, not knowing where you are in the State of California lets say you showed up to work and it is a very slow day, and after 1 hour the manager wants you to go home. NOW in that case, by law he has to pay you for a minimum of 4 hours.

Do you have a union contract?If so ask the shop steward. If not, he is the boss.

Of course they can! You aren t entitled to anything.