The turn £100.00 into £10.000.00+ by the end of 2010 official thread

skintbint_2

Esqulax wrote: »

Why march?

just the weather will be getting a bit better and if people dont have holidays booked for the summer etc they may start considering camping holidays etc, works the same for caravans - never sell end of season wait till spring following year when peoples minds turn to holidays. others on the forum may have other ideas so wont be offended if others disagree. make sure you have a good look round for couriers and check if any through quidco

rictus123

Is everyone whos buying to sell on registaring for tax etc? To make sure you dont get stung.

bing0

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

ummmm thats how i started, buying 'tat' from bootsales and now i have a VERY healthy buisness employ 3 people full time ( and pay more than min wage)and sub-contracting to 2 ..and possibly another job position in a month or two. So your comment about tat compounding to dizzy heights of £10,000 isnt achievable.........


well in fact its more .......a heck of alot more...

lol

I think its funny some people doubt what can be done.....The old saying "there's money in muck" is SOOOOOOOOOOOOO true.
If I was given the choice now between £1000.00 or 1000 kg of copper,I know which one I'd choose !

I have a friend who started with a small catering trailer,to look at him you'd think he had nothing,well he lives in Sandbanks,drives a BMW M5 (when he has the spare time) he has purchased that I know of 12 catering pitches last year alone.....he is worth a mint-but good luck to him...all through cooking burgers.He can do it-so can we :T:T:T

GET listing !!!

molit

grr, won something on ebay at 3pm, and trying to arrange to pick it up tomorrow, but no response from buyer yet. Just wondering how long I leave it until I write again

moromir

Just a quick query for those more au fait (think thats the right word!) wth paypal -
I'm trying to remove my receiving limits (£1,700 till feb next year) and I've got as far as shown in this pic -> http://i50.tinypic.com/ehhp2c.jpg

But Confirm your information? What where? It doesn't give me anything to click or tell me where to find the information it wants me to confirm??

jo70mo

my mums partner buys the occasional campervan and always gets the best deals at the end of the season thus I guess sellers don't do as well then. however your item might have less competition as people may also wait tll spring before listing.
these things are never black and white. I guess the important thing is list it when you choose to but then don't sped time o the what ifs after its sold.
Jo

skintbint_2

rictus123 wrote: »

Is everyone whos buying to sell on registaring for tax etc? To make sure you dont get stung.

HI rictus, its been mentioned back and forward throughout the thread and also in bingo's original posting. For Ebay as long as it is personal stuff you're ok, but buying to sell on requires you to register, just make sure you keep note of your overheads - paper, ink, wrapping, petrol costs, listing fees, seller fees, paypal fees?,

dlt123

hi all
i havent been around the last couple of days and its just taken me ages to catch up. Everyone is having a really good start on this, im just listing my first things on ebay but there from the spare room so all pure profit if they sell
i also was having a clearout of my handbags only three and managed to find over £50 in spare change at the bottom of them all so thats in the pot ready to help me on my way

xx

benbenandme

Sold another BIN for £9

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Just sold a book through amazon for £9 and £2.75 p&p, mins after I listed it. I get £8.85 after amazon have taken fees off. Postage by recorded delivery will probs be £2.89 So I will get £5.96 profit afterwards. I have 3 auctions due to finish on ebay today although only one item has been bid on so far.