I want to sell my e-cards and quotations.Whom should i contact and how much i will be payed per card?
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Check out the competition that exists presently on the net.  That way you will be able to work out how much gets charged.  Then contact the website.  Compare what you are offered and make a guess.
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If you want to get payment try paypal. They are international as far as I remember.
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If you want to sell them all together, I suggest having someone appraise them.  Contact a local card shop for starters.  If you are going to sell the better ones seperately, I suggest ebay.
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I sent my e-cards from www.jimpix.co.uk. They're a bit different!
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Two people have suggested this now, but it's really a great company.  www.vistaprint.com .  They always have great deals.  First 250 are free so you can try them out.  Any using one of their deals I just got 1,500 cards for $14.00 including shipping and handling.  I would also recommend you pick up the book endless referrals by Bob Burg.  It talks a lot about how to network to make new contacts, I'm only on chapter 4 but so far its a great book.  Hope this helps.
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Return them to sender. If you want to keep them, then call them, and set up a way to pay for them...it won't cost you hardly anything. They may even let you keep them for free for being so honest.
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If the site gave a number....AND if you checked that sellers feedback and it was all good, then it should be ok.   The rule is, if you call a firm and do business...you're usually safe to give your number to complete a transaction...if they call you and want a card number, no way!
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By asking this question, I assume you are interested in developing web sites.\n\nThe short answer is, charge what you want to make. The market will dictate the pricing. If you charge too much nobody will use you, and if you charge to little, everyone will abuse you. It is trial in error.\n\nTry and explore websites for fees. Businesses are very selfish. They will not freely give away their trade secrets.\n\nI would say take into account everything that will cost you money and then add your time to the bill. Your time is what you value yourself at.\n\nI guess by simple web page you mean just HTML no artwork or multimedia. I've seen these simple pages go for about $25 per page. Enclosed is a website URL that may help you. There is a good amount of free info. \n\nDisclaimer:\nI am not advertising this site. I have no personal gain connected to this site. I simply have found it useful, and maybe you may too.
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Not legal ones..... Just Kidding. Actually, I've been doing work through ebay for years now, and making quite alot of money at it. I asked my parents if I could sell some things on E-Bay, and they set it up for me, and I have made over $29,880.57 to date. I just ask around for people's junk that they don't want, or I buy it from them cheap, and then post and sell. If your parents dont want you to do that, then tell them you will share a part of what you make. Don't forget about shipping and handling fees (usually about 5$ an item). If this doesn't work out, I have several other LEGAL advices that you can follow. Email me back at kingofpythias@yahoo.com, I'm glad to help.
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you should contact a small local agent for a quote.
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what is your mode of payment?\ntarget price?\n\njurrah_jurrah@yahoo.com
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Here in the states, florist shops sell them--if you have a pay-pal account or a credit card, you can access an awful lot of reputable companies, such as party planner-type companies, who would be more than willing to ship them to you! In fact, I could hook you up in my hometown here in Arizona. Go to eBay and contact 'azmegs'-just tell me whether you need them pre-aired(ship will be expensive,due to package size!), how many you want, if you want them personalized, what type(foil,with plastic sticks or with ribbon,rubber), what colors and approx. size that you would like and I will email you some different contacts and specifics. You can pick your pictures to put on them, lettering styles, etc. I have all of that info from when my friend had a custom balloon business!!Go over the top without thinking of the cost because that will allow me to get the absolute best pricing info for you and you can narrow down to fit budget afterwards! Basically, I do know that the few shops in my town are not very pricey, and one in particular is AMAZING in both price and quality and customer service!! It's only a matter of simple local phone calls for me and since I have a fax and used to design most of all the shops' Ads, To do that for you would be a pleasure and no effort at all and ZERO charge on my end---hope to hear from you!
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Assuming that you have your house in order in regards to the legalities of selling this product on the internet, pretty much any merchant processor can provide these services. Be sure to pick one that is an experienced e-commerce processor.\n\nSetting up such an account is a multi-faceted process.\n\nFrom a technical standpoint, you will need to set up your website, shopping cart and gateway. Your chosen processor should be able to handle the gateway.\n\nChoosing a processor for this type of endeavor should be based on services offered and experience as well as on rates and fees. You will not receive the commonly advertised rates for these types of transactions when you sell on the internet as these fees (1.8% and below) are only valid for transactions when the customer is present and the card is swiped. Most reputable processors offer very similar rates and the choice has more to do with finding a processor who can support your specific needs.\n\nLastly, expect to share personal financial info. If you were to go belly up or otherwise not deliver product that has been paid for, your processor is on the hook to pay back your customers. Your SS# and some financial info will be requested to assure that you are not a risky proposition. Be careful about who you are dealing with when you share this info.\n\nIf you would like more information, feel free to contact me at jbordeaux@windriverfinancial.com or call me at (920)993-9433. I will be able to help you sort through setting this type of an account up and point you in the right direction.\n\nAdditional Info:\n\nYou should be able to get a merchant account if you are selling this product legally and taxing when necessary.\n\nHere is a copy of our company's restricted merchant list. It is very similar to others:\n\n\nA. Products\n   1. Pornographic/adult material\n   2. Real estate sales/Time share condo sales\n   3. Non-retail computer software*\n   4. Lotteries\n    \nB. Services\n   1. Bail bond services\n   2. Check cashing establishments\n   3. Collection agencies\n   4. Companion or escort services\n   5. Gambling establishments*\n   6. Travel agencies*\n  \nC. Methods of Sales\n   1. Door-to-door\n   2. Pyramid distribution\n   3. Outbound telemarketers*\n\n*Indicates a prospective merchant account that can be reviewed on an exception basis.
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Ebay\nAmazon\nVivaStreet\n\noh and you could also have a garage sale. That way you wont get hammered for commission and postage.\n\nGood luck.
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I would suggest sending a bulk email out and asking them for a cheap option.  For am expensive option I would suggest OTX Marketing as a good place to start
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well becket.com, and u can sell them at a card shop. also u can buy magazines that say prices
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I didn't quite understand your question. But still I will try to help you out with some information that I have. \n1-If you are planning to sell your products or services through internet then follow two easy steps and you are ready to go.\ni) Create an attractive website which has displays of the products or brochures of the services that you plan to offer.\nii) Get a portal that supports credit card transactions and embed it on your website.\n2- Now if you are planning to work as a freelance keep the following things in mind\ni) Don't go for free sites .. they might take ages to give you any money for your efforts\nii) Don't pay too high of a price but do get a membership that costs between $30 to $40. \niii) Don't go for any Tom, Dick and Harry website. Ask your friends for references. If they had good experience with any freelance work provider, go for it.\n3-The third thing that comes in my mind is opening up an internet cafe but in that case you don't need any advise. You just need cash. If you have some, then its a go for you :)