how much does it costs to start a dvd rental store?
104198
could start one for arround 25,000 dvd's only cost between 1.00-20.00 selling them is about 100% profet
1157834
Just retail price... DVD's aren't really a commodity these days, no matter what the show..
962876
Yes I have, and no I dont think its a good deal.\nI acquired some lesson cd's a few years ago during one of their promotions and found; that although easy to use and accurate as far as I could tell the lessons did not cover much ground and of course you were encouraged to purchase more and more in order to complete the entire program.\n\nOn a side note - over the years, watching the TV promos and the guarantees offered I have come to the conclusion that this guys is a mailing list aggragator. The Video Professor business may be only a means to an end- - - collecting valid names and addresses of people who buy off TV ads. This information can be sold to other companies for more than $10.00 per name. You can see that selling a name many times over to various companies for ten or more dollars per name would be a lucrative business. This is what I'm thinking, I have no proof but it seems to me to reasonable.
1007897
Approximately $100,000 to $500,000. Good luck in your new business!
512715
Contact the local chamber of commerce where you want the sell the DVD's. This should be in the phone book. If not, call information or search for it on the 'net.
496859
In Los Angeles, a two-day rental cost 3.99 with a membership\nIf you want a discount for Blockbuster, then just go visit one.  Some locations are always offering free 30 day trials.
643954
contact your internet service provider and pay them the required fee for launching a new website through them. it may cost you about 2 pounds every month or so. but before you do all this make sure that you have a website-completed, and that is ready to be launched. for this just don't take into considerations of your own opinion but also of the ones around you. example your parents or guardians, friends, neighbours, etc. also you should be ready so that you can continously be able to provide the monthly rental or else there will be no use of opening a web site.
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Hi,\n\nNothing is for free. Can you explain further? Are you actually expecting someone to tell you where you can get a DVD writer at no cost? Be real.\n\nTry this site for reasonably priced DVD writers:\n\nhttp://www.salescircular.com
201176
Sure I can show you how to start a business in Chicago or any other town. I can start you for as little as $100 dollars. Or for as much as $3,000. It just depends on how serious you are. Fill out the information at the link below and watch the video at the end of the questions.
1143522
yes you will need to get a DVD burner and some DVD software. You can get these pretty cheap now and there is a ton of cool software on the web for free. Many DVD's can be downloaded from one of the bittorrent sites or other file shares. Good luck
1181756
In L.A. we have Blockbuster.  You pay 30 dollars for one\nmonth and you can rent up to two at a time.  You can rent\nas many as you want between 10am and 12pm.  I usually\ngo through about 75 to 100 when I have the time during any\ngiven month when I have time.  THE Trick is to get them\nwhen they are first released.\nI Corinthians 13;8a, Love never fails.
718977
Back in January I brought a DVD recorder from QVC and the price was right. I saw the same exact model at Best Buy and it was about $100 more than I paid for it. I would definitely buy from QVC again.
699889
I hope this artice helps you in choosing an online store:\n\nhttp://www.consumercompare.org/dvdnew/?kw=gb+rent%20dvd%20online&gclid=CNa4iZPD44gCFSWaFQodkmeZpA\n\nI think an online store such as Netflix (which I use), is best, simply because online stores have a much wider selection.
183855
Depends on the brand.  Check the warranty.  Also you get what you pay for.  Electronics in the DVD field are improving every day.  Six weeks from now there could be something new in this field.  Go to a reputable dealer and perhaps pay a bit more for the equipment you need rather than a 'cheepie'.
855636
Isn't it avaliable in stores? Just buy with money 1400 points for a DVD and CD is insane.
990147
I would start by doing lots of research on opening a business and jotting down just off the top of your head what you'll need to get started before you even try to figure out costs - listing everything will give you a place to start.  Here are some things I would think about:\n\n1) where and how big do you want this shop to be?\n2) what space is available in the area where you want the location\n3) will you need to do your own renovating/remodeling to the space\n4) do you plan to buy or rent the space?\n5) location is really, really important; are there other businesses in the area that draw people and might promote walk-in business for your shop?\n6) how close is your nearest competition? don't even try to compete with starbucks if they're anywhere near unless there's something so unique about your shop that you'll have your own niche following\n7) how will you advertise?\n8) will you need to hire employees\n9) who will handle the legal work? the accounting? \n10) how much insurance will you need - property insurance, insurance against loss of inventory, liability insurance in case a customer or an employee gets hurt in the store\n11)how much inventory do you need to get started?\n12) how much money do you need not just for upfront costs but to keep the shop going in the beginning before the business takes off\n13) have either of you worked at the kind of coffee/tea shop you'd like to own - are you willing to do that for awhile to really learn the ins and outs of the business?
415779
Based on your requirements, maybe you could try a mock store like a video store like blockbuster online (http://www.blockbuster.com)