I have a toy store and I'm going out of business. Best way to sell inventory?
362560
Have you considered Ebay?  Or a streetside sale?
654813
The company is bankrupt, meaning as an owner, your shares are worthless.\n\nHowerver, if you have the stock certificates, you can sell them on eBay.\n\nEnron stocks were going for $50 per piece of paper to folks who collect such things.
894094
Debit either the asset account or inventory, depending on what the merchandise is being used for.\n\nCredit cash (or checking) for the amount of the down payment\n\nThe balance should go to Accounts PAYABLE (not receivable) or set up a separate liability account (if it is a credit card or like that).\n\nIf you sold the merchandise it would be an entirely different entry.
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Sure, why not.  I presume you will be selling the same merchandise.  Incorporate and run everything through the corp. If you're ebay id hasn't already been incorporated, you can even incorporate under that name.
448416
sell on eBay or get another supplementary job.
844890
well i think you should sell stuff on ebay go to your cities dump they may have a swap shop  like my town does its a  place where you  put you r perfectly good unwanted items in case someone else could use them  or fo to freecycle.org & get stuff you can make  a lot of money that way
184018
Have a moving sale.  Put signs up everywhere so people will know.  I have bought quite a few things this way.
864059
start small and smart. eBay will help. start on eBay. it gives u inventory, pricing and all general experience u need. it might even give u enough to start Ur business when Ur ready finally if u don't want Ur business after that just sell all Ur inventory for  as much as u can then Ur done
7778
find a drop shipper and sell on ebay
35535
Sell some things you no longer need. Ebay is great but using the local paper is fine too. Got a lot of stuff and/or friends with stuff hold a garage sale. Another thing you might want to consider is a job with a temp agency. Around where I live you can make very good money with a temporary job assignment and the agency will find you the job.
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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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garage sales, wholesalers, auctions, bulk purchases, going out of business sales . . . the ways are endless.  just use your imagination. - good luck\n\noh and people like me have too much stuff and are too busy on yahoo answers to list the stuff, so really you could actually list the stuff other people have.  you'll get a higher ebay user number and see their stuff, and charge a small listing fee.\n\nhope this helps.
1117053
Try www.craigslist.com.  They let you sell almost anything.  The last I looked they don't charge to advertise either.
28048
You may try ebay .   You do not need to have the goods you want to sell .   But you would not get instant results .   Number of things will have to be handled before you succeed.   But this is a business where minimum capital is required .  You have not informed you age .   Answers would be different for different age group people.
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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!
808113
Open a small store. Sign up with one of the major computer manufacturers as a dealer. Look online for distributors like Micro D and Arrow Electronics. Then the other real distributors will find you, don't worry. The thing is that you have to realize that you are opening a retail busness that sells computers and you have to think "retail". 2/3 of your business will be done in the last quarter. Business will start to die in January and slowly pick up as the year progresses. Do not run ads or have a lot of stock in January. Manufacturers will introduce new lines in August to take advantage of the buying season. They will try to get you to buy the old stuff. You will get stuck with old inventory.
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Depends on what your selling, e-bay is a great way to sell certain items if you want to try it go to e-bay.com. Swamp meets, flea markets, state fairs, trade shows, and special events around your area can provide leads also. Chamber of Commerce can help they often have a list of companies that belong to the Chamber. Put a ad in the classified of your local newspaper.\nBuild a web sight and advertise it, radio is another way some radio stations have shows that sell/trade and buy things.\nMy wife and I have printed up flyers and posted them at local stores, luandry mats, and other places on poster boards with owners permission.