Plan on selling wholesale items at retail (or slightly lower) costs, and looking to make some extra money to pay off debt or travel.
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it can be a good way to make extra money if you work at it
81223
try selling items on ebay
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I would try, ask jeeves, put in  suppliers of wholesale products and see what comes up, unless you are looking for a specific items then put that in
193299
*steal newspapers from yards and sell them downtown\n\ndog walking\n\nselling craftwork, beeds, jewelry, decorations, handmade paper, tie-dyed tee shirts\n\nphotography, selling prints, postcards, greeting cards\n\nfixing computers\n\nbuilding computers\n\nselling baked goods like cookies,cakes, pies\n\nget a booth at local farmers market or flea market to sell any of the things mentioned\n\nbuy clearance items from wal-mart and target and sell them on ebay for less than retail +shipping and leave the sticker on them just to make the buyer upset when they see the price\n\nsell artwork, drawings, paintings, sculpture\n\nsetup a website telling people why you want money and ask them to donate $0.01 or $1\n\n*sell bootleg copies of dvds $5 ea\n\nbuy wholesale beauty products from India, re-package the products, place your own label on them and sell them to high end retaiers and/or co-ops\n\nbuild custom bicycles\n\n*rob a girl scout\n\nbabysitting\n\n*learn how to modify xboxs and playstations, you can sell those for hundreds\n\npolish shoes\n\nfarm for platinum on everquest and sell it on auction sites. they say you can make up to 4.50/hr (more than Alabama's minimum wage) if you do it consistantly\n\n\n*go to Mexico and work in sweatshop\n\nhouse cleaning\n\ncarwash\n\ntake your video games to Gamestop or Funco\n\nsell your comics\n\nask your parents for money\n\ndog washing\n\npray for it\n\n\n\n    *May include illegal or unethical activity.\n\nGood Luck!
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Gointo town and look in stores.  A job opening is bound to turn up.  Just if you don't mind minium wage.
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You are correct, Clothing is a BIG business on eBay but you can still make a tiddy profit off it. Try shopping a discounter like TJ Maxx, Ross for Less, Marshalls or whatever it is called in your area for women’s clothes from designers like Ralph Lauren, BCBG or Tommy Hilfiger. Often times you can find, for example, a woman’s shirt that sells in the mall for $50 on sale for $10. Odds are if you put it on eBay for $25, you'd sell it. The customer thinks they saved $25 and you made $15. :) Now multiply it by 100 sales and you're in business. I do about $2K a month in sales and I profit about $500 and that’s from just working part time. It's not "easy money", you do have to work at it, but if you're willing to invest the time and effort, you can do it.
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yes... ask ebay. and make sure you are selling something that people want to buy.
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No. You have a retail price of $180. and a wholesale price of $129.60.  Not a business expense.   Update of Feb.9:  You can claim as business expenses, all expenses in connection with the "wholesale aspects" of your business.
472005
HOW ABOUT SELLING STUFF ON EBAY!!\n\nSORRY I DON'T REALLY KNOW BUT GOOD LUCK
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For the best profit margin, consider taking mostly high-end, high-ticket items. This will not only net you the best return, but it will also bring in good business if you advertise as such. Make it sound like a boutique, not just a run-of-the-mill used "junk shop." Call items pre-owned, gently used, etc. You can take in nice furniture, jewelry (if you can keep it secure), collectibles of many kinds, electronics like stereo receivers, high-end speakers, computers, high-def televisions, nicer appliances, etc. Make sure you research prices so that you are in line with what a used item should sell for - if people bring in items and expect too much money, it won't sell and will just take up valuable space. Make sure you can test electronics and electrical items, too, because your reputation will be damaged by selling non-working junk! Do make sure to take enough of a commission - if you don't, you won't even make enough to pay the rent. Don't take anything in poor condition as it will make your store look dumpy. If you take CDs and DVDs, you won't make much per piece, yet they will still be a lot of work for you. I wouldn't bother with things like that to be honest. Not worth the hassle! Make sure you advertise a LOT or nobody will even know about the store. Advertising is a good investment. Good luck!
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As a general rule, your best prospects for additional sales and profits are your current and past customers. \n\nGood luck,\nScott
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u might make some money
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direct selling to your friends, families and neighbours.\nwhen they like it and you get profit, open a small booth or rent a space to display more items
420672
Call the company and see if they'll give you a discount.
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First you would have to apply for a business license, before that though you should make sure to really research your items that you sell...or that your rental space will allow you to make a profit.  Its a good idea to make contacts with your suppliers now, that way you can see if its profitable business or something that will stress you out and barely keeping your head above water.
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Candy is very cheap in bulk. You could turn a good profit selling it.
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hey,, you will have to pay monthly invoice payment for fees depending upon your country areas,, and the good you make to sell.