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2006-10-12 18:36:47
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answered by super 3
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How to start and maintain a successful Internet Auction business.
1. Find a auction site that you can post and re-list items over and over free of charge. I have listed several legit free auctions below. Don’t use Ebay! The hay-day of Ebay is behind us and unless you want to pay more in fees than you make, be my guest. I have had luck with Epier.com and Yahoo auctions is big and dependable.
http://epier.com/
http://auctions.yahoo.com/
http://www.traderbait.com/
http://www.ibidfree.com/
http://auctionfire.com/
http://www.webidz.com/
2. Find reliable drop shippers. A drop shipper is a company that will let you list their products for free. You mark them up and make a profit. You have no overhead at all through this system at all. A true drop shipper will not charge you for their service. They make their share when you sell to your customer and your drop shipper ships it off for you. Be sure you save the item you list in your shopping cart so they don’t sell it while your auction is running. Also, to avoid this most drop shipping sites have the amounts in stock. If there’s over 75 or so in stock you should be ok with a 5 day auction. I will list several legit drop shippers below. Keep in mind I have an account with all of these.
http://dropshipdirect.com/
http://idropshipper.com/
http://glitterdirect.com/
http://tngdirect.com/
http://nugin.com/
http://www.directbuyvideo.com/
http://www.ckbproducts.com/
3. Spread yourself around but keep good records! Have one account at more than one auction and use several drop shippers as this will diversify your seller accounts. I am doing well at this, I figured this stuff out on my own. Now, I’m sending this information to you. Why? Please see step 4.
4. People want to know about systems that work. If you list that you have a system, people will buy it! It’s a great way to advertise your own auctions and at the same time make a little more selling a product you made yourself with no overhead!
Most of my items are on Epier.com as seller DWW32720 take a LOOK!!!!!
David Watts
Richwood WV
2006-10-10 14:47:01
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answered by dww32720 3
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my husband is 56 and just started today driving a bus with the school board....he was in construction for many years and he just physically can't do it anymore. he gets great benefits, works 35 hrs a week and gets higher than normal pay for this area.. don't give up and get depressed about things you'll find a great job if u work with the county or state u only have to work 5 yrs then u get a pension.
2006-10-09 09:43:50
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answered by Anonymous
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my friend has a job as a relief school bus driver.he gets paid for 30 hours every week even if he doesnt work! i might try to get a job there too!also its with the government so the benefits are great & the pays good too.he also said the kids are well behaved.
2006-10-09 09:42:55
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answered by forest lover 2
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It's tough man, you have to lower your standards somewhat and take a job with any company. After hired, you can wow them with your expertise. I recently took a job with a company that I had no experience with their product. I researched and learned as much as I could about them, now I am their production coordinator. Be patient and keep knocking on doors. Good luck.
2006-10-09 09:39:38
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answer #5
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answered by loser 4
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This depends upon your qualification and technical expertise you have>If the Interviewer find you knowledgable and experienced in your chosen field your age should only be of advantage to you.
2006-10-09 10:54:22
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answered by jaggu 2
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http://modelcareer.tripod.com/id22.html clik here and post ur resume at 'snag a job'. i bet you will get job soon
2006-10-09 09:55:21
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answered by Anonymous
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