Comments on: Getting started with eBay http://nfonut.com/hello-world/ Internet Marketing eBay Video Training Thu, 20 Nov 2008 00:08:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Katarina http://nfonut.com/hello-world/#comment-170 Katarina Thu, 09 Oct 2008 18:33:13 +0000 #comment-170 eBay really is the best place to get started. Great blog! eBay really is the best place to get started. Great blog!

]]> By: Internet Marketing Blog http://nfonut.com/hello-world/#comment-88 Internet Marketing Blog Fri, 22 Aug 2008 02:44:02 +0000 #comment-88 I too was an eBay entrepreneur until the recent policy changes that occurred on eBay. I was making a profit of $100 + minimum for each item I sold. Some profits ranging getting up to $2,000 for each product. Once the changes occurred (no neg feedback allowed for buyers) I began seeing HUGE fraudulent bids and other things happening. I decided to change fields when I saw this all occurring. Really a shame too considering eBay just lost $8,000/fees a year from a Titanium Powerseller. I too was an eBay entrepreneur until the recent policy changes that occurred on eBay. I was making a profit of $100 + minimum for each item I sold. Some profits ranging getting up to $2,000 for each product. Once the changes occurred (no neg feedback allowed for buyers) I began seeing HUGE fraudulent bids and other things happening. I decided to change fields when I saw this all occurring. Really a shame too considering eBay just lost $8,000/fees a year from a Titanium Powerseller.

]]> By: admin http://nfonut.com/hello-world/#comment-5 admin Wed, 19 Dec 2007 20:45:51 +0000 #comment-5 Hello Dave, Thanks for the post and I must say very impressive income from eBay and still in school. Sounds like you've managed to find product ongoing. What I have found is sometimes you can get an exclusive deal going with someone that lives near your home. For example I realized one day I had a neighbor that was doing well selling a magnetic storage box that he had invented. In talking to him I realized he knew very little about eBay and wasn't interested in selling his product on there. That's when I struck an exclusive deal with him. Actually I learned a long time ago when you can get an exclusive on a product this can be very good. We agreed if I sold his product on eBay that I would be his only outlet on eBay. So I geared up and tested the waters. And sure enought the sales started and it has been sweet. So the moral of this story is look around in your own town. An exclusive might be right in front of your nose that you can get. Cheers, Hello Dave,

Thanks for the post and I must say very impressive income from eBay and still in school. Sounds like you’ve managed to find product ongoing.
What I have found is sometimes you can get an exclusive deal going with someone that lives near your home.
For example I realized one day I had a neighbor that was doing well selling a magnetic storage box that he had invented.
In talking to him I realized he knew very little about eBay and wasn’t interested in selling his product on there.
That’s when I struck an exclusive deal with him. Actually I learned a long time ago when you can get an exclusive on a product this can be very good.
We agreed if I sold his product on eBay that I would be his only outlet on eBay. So I geared up and tested the waters. And sure enought the sales started and it has been sweet.
So the moral of this story is look around in your own town. An exclusive might be right in front of your nose that you can get.

Cheers,

]]> By: Dave http://nfonut.com/hello-world/#comment-4 Dave Wed, 19 Dec 2007 19:04:39 +0000 #comment-4 I am now 15 years old and I am an ebayer. I started at 13 using a few of my mum's details to set up an account. I am still in full-time education but am selling on ebay. I make about a £50-£100 each day. I could expand but because of still being in full-time education it is not possible. I cannot give you my name for obvious reason's but what I can tell you is believe in your self. Starting out on ebay is not that hard (anyone could do it.) What can be hard is making the money constantly. The best thing you can do is find a new product which has a good demand the try to find a bulk lot of them. You can do this by searching on ebay as this is where I have made most of my money, or you can go to a wholesaler. Once you have researched and you have your products you can then start selling. You will need to have a good listing. It needs to stand out and you need to offer a price which is cheaper then any one else on ebay. After this your money will role in but if you want to keep the money coming you will have to try and find good deals. Well that’s pretty much it. Remember thee who dares win. I am now 15 years old and I am an ebayer. I started at 13 using a few of my mum’s details to set up an account. I am still in full-time education but am selling on ebay. I make about a £50-£100 each day. I could expand but because of still being in full-time education it is not possible. I cannot give you my name for obvious reason’s but what I can tell you is believe in your self. Starting out on ebay is not that hard (anyone could do it.) What can be hard is making the money constantly. The best thing you can do is find a new product which has a good demand the try to find a bulk lot of them. You can do this by searching on ebay as this is where I have made most of my money, or you can go to a wholesaler. Once you have researched and you have your products you can then start selling. You will need to have a good listing. It needs to stand out and you need to offer a price which is cheaper then any one else on ebay. After this your money will role in but if you want to keep the money coming you will have to try and find good deals. Well that’s pretty much it. Remember thee who dares win.

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