Turn £100.00 into £10.000.00+ by the end of 2010 official thread PART 2

mambury

don't you just hate not being able to find what you want online.....

I have found on esources (a pay per account wholesale list) a possible supplier that is based in the same village in sussex as my inlaws.... which would be fantastic if I could find the website....
Arrghhhh

I have googled for the last couple of hours in any combination of words I can find and still no joy..... I'm too tight to pay for the info!!

All I know is that they retail in Brighton and have a wholesale warehouse in Hassocks...

Rraaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh

Give up......

ANd I've not sold anything for a couple of days

Mambury

mambury

ooohhh forgot!

This might be useful for some of you.....

http://www.real-work-at-home.co.uk/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=FXi3e9ijnso%3D&tabid=86&mid=642&language=en-GB

Its a ebook with some wholesalers and supplier.... can't vouch for it as I only found it online this afternoon.

Mambury

cally6008

mambury - directory enquiries ?

StaffsSW

MummyandPaige wrote: »

question: for those of you that have more than 1 EBay account, do you need to register more than 1 bank account and debitcard for EBay and Paypal? Thinking it might be a good idea to separate, but wondering if I will need to open up a new bank account?

Cheers

There is no limit on the number of ebay accounts you have. Each ebay account must have a unique email address though. And never let them "interact/shill bid"!!
I have one main business selling account, a number of buying accounts (the more accounts you have, the better chance of receiving promotional vouchers and discounts), a private selling account for personal sales, and a number of dormant business selling accounts.

You can have up to 3 paypal accounts (Regular Business, Business Micro account, & Personal premium), but each one muct be attached to a unique bank account and credit/debit card.
A Paypal Micropayments account charges less fees on smaller value sales, so is ideal for sellers who use BIN listings and know what the final price will be. I currently have all high value sales and auctions directing into a regular paypal account, low value sales (under £10) directing into the Micro account.

Each paypal account can have up to 8 ebay accounts linked at any one time, although it is easy to detach and re-attach should you ever get to that stage! All names, addresses, telephone numbers etc can be the same on all accounts.

halight

A few sites for those who sell handmade products:

www.etsy.com
www.dawanda.co.uk
www.folksy.com

mambury

yep, tried that too!! Might just give up on that one!

Eyesparky

I give up ... I have written 5 messages today and been logged out and lost them each time ... is it just me having a nightmare with the forum today? One of the messages took me ages ... ah well. Well done everyone for being so proactive, really impressive efforts by everyone. I had an up and down day but am starting to slowly get somewhere ... whether it is where I want to be is another question . I crossed town today to trade in a mobile phone, and after going away to get on with my day while they tested it for a couple of hours (really would only take 2 minutes ) I returned to discover that muppet that I am, I had included the wrong charger with it :eek:. Oh well, a return visit will ensue. On a much better note, ebay is seeing plenty of bids and I actually sold a reasonable book on Amazon (beginning to think it had given up on me ). Anyway, keep up the good work.

Eyesparky

stevew8975 wrote: »

There is no limit on the number of ebay accounts you have. Each ebay account must have a unique email address though. And never let them "interact/shill bid"!!
I have one main business selling account, a number of buying accounts (the more accounts you have, the better chance of receiving promotional vouchers and discounts), a private selling account for personal sales, and a number of dormant business selling accounts.

You can have up to 3 paypal accounts (Regular Business, Business Micro account, & Personal premium), but each one muct be attached to a unique bank account and credit/debit card.
A Paypal Micropayments account charges less fees on smaller value sales, so is ideal for sellers who use BIN listings and know what the final price will be. I currently have all high value sales and auctions directing into a regular paypal account, low value sales (under £10) directing into the Micro account.

Each paypal account can have up to 8 ebay accounts linked at any one time, although it is easy to detach and re-attach should you ever get to that stage! All names, addresses, telephone numbers etc can be the same on all accounts.

Really helpful post. Thanks

china-doll_2

stevew8975 wrote: »

There is no limit on the number of ebay accounts you have. Each ebay account must have a unique email address though. And never let them "interact/shill bid"!!
I have one main business selling account, a number of buying accounts (the more accounts you have, the better chance of receiving promotional vouchers and discounts), a private selling account for personal sales, and a number of dormant business selling accounts.

You can have up to 3 paypal accounts (Regular Business, Business Micro account, & Personal premium), but each one muct be attached to a unique bank account and credit/debit card.
A Paypal Micropayments account charges less fees on smaller value sales, so is ideal for sellers who use BIN listings and know what the final price will be. I currently have all high value sales and auctions directing into a regular paypal account, low value sales (under £10) directing into the Micro account.

Each paypal account can have up to 8 ebay accounts linked at any one time, although it is easy to detach and re-attach should you ever get to that stage! All names, addresses, telephone numbers etc can be the same on all accounts.

Hmm thanks for that...it makes me wonder if I should open a new paypal account as well as personal ebay account for when I start buying wholesale to sell on? I’ve got quite good rating on my current eBay account and will see if I can just upgrade that to a business account. I wouldn’t want to sell personal items on a business account, and wouldn’t want the money made from both get mixed up by using the same paypal address.

copperjar

My Spanish lego buyer is messing me about! Its been 3 days and he hasn't paid, so I sent him a message asking if he still wated it. Maybe the meaning behind his message got lost in translation but he said "hello, sorry for the delay, if I want the item, in some days I pay you, sorry for the inconvenience and thank you for everything"!
So I asked him if he definitely wants it and he replied "If you want, I'll pay in the coming days, at most by day 25".
I presume he means by the 25th. Not sure what to do. Should I just relist or wait? How much time am I suppose to give a buyer to pay?