If I were to sell my body, would I get it back after my customer had finished?
108033
If its for sex, you will get your body back.  But you won't get your soul back.
741911
Do you sell dignity? I could use some.
479447
Sure you can.  Go ahead and continue through the payment process.  As long as you don't commit the transaction, it won't be posted.  If you run into issues, just contact customer care and they will be glad to take your info.
1035882
Not suppose to. Go to your main post office and ask one of the clerks for best way. Don't forget, The small price of merchandise return receipt is worth it in the long run. Don't want someone claiming not to have gotten product with no proof of delivery.
406472
They would sell for the amount of which someone had bought them from you.
272026
No. You'll just sweat. The weight you loose from sweating will be replaced within a few hours.
712134
Your body parts are invaluable to you, and to those lucky recipients who would recieve one after your death.  As you are aware, it is illegal to sell organs and illegal to purchase them.  Anyone who would pay you is already breaking the law, and at that point you become more of a liability to them to keep alive after the organ is harvested.  They also tend not to be really careful doing the surgery, inept is the word that comes to mind most often, and you of course would be the loser.  Which still makes your organs more valuable to you inside you than sold to the highest bidder.  Aside from being illegal, it's immoral practice no decent doctor would take part in.  Even if somebody did know more information, you can bet they certainly wouldn't discuss it on an answer forum such as this.  Conducting illegal business via the web is a bit risky.
134503
no, only if you sell it it is illegal, otherwise your fine.
283939
Win the lotto, that's more like 30 mil.\n\nMy friend works in a factory making 21 bucks an hour so that's .... 44,000 a year. (plus benefits and they get lots of OT that I didn't calculate) - This company is called Johnson Controls, and his work isn't too hard. (I worked there for 9 months, no problem.)\n\nIF you ever break down and decide to sell your body, let me know :)
1029013
well you were very broad on your question.. Selling what? It could be millions of things, drugs, papers, plasma, clothes, sperm, be more specific!!
1143371
Exactly. You were paid by gift card and you sold your inventory when you conducted the sale.
745992
Clothes sell well, even offline.  I would take your unused clothes to an offline store, you'd be surprised what you get!
362199
yes you need the money order back,  then you can date it or take it back where you bought it.
897812
Sell your body. Just kidding. Pawn something you don't need or want. Or go to GameStop or CD Trade Post to sell some DvD's and video games. I needed money for a trip and made an easy 70 bucks doing this.
962082
There is one an only way to get your money or part of it back. In a very innocent way ask him to sell to you something valuable he owns, like a laptop or TV set. Tell him that you need this item and that you would pay him in a few days, (it is incredible but this kind of people almost always believe that) and do not pay him until he pays you.  I had done it many, times and believe me, it works.
322559
go to www.bodyshop.com or www.ebay.com
256217
Once you've gone through the objection/rebuttal process (successfully), and you sincerely believe the product/service you're offering is something your prospect wants or needs, it's simple. I sell advertising, so here's what I say:\n\nSimply state: "Okay, did you have any other questions? No? Great! So then - as we discussed, I'll whip up the contract and email it right over. Does this sound good to you?"\n\nAND THEN BE SILENT! Let them say yes or no. Most importantly DON'T OVER-SELL!! You can talk yourself right out of the sale.\n\nIf you've done the objection/rebuttal process properly there should only be one answer. But - if somehow an objection wasn't taken care of - then you have to go back to the obj/rbtl process again until all objections are resolved. Then ask again.\n\nI've seen more "salespeople" fail because they're afraid to close. Don't be afraid! Be polite, courteous and kind. Lastly, if you get a “Not today, but maybe in X months” kind of answer, be sure to put them in your tickler and follow up. (I close more sales just by following up – you’d be surprised!)\n\nGood luck!