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To: manc
I wouldn't say it is hard. I have a nice little side business going in a niche that is, honestly, pretty saturated. But, I buy my products in large lots for, usually, next to nothing and can turn them over for many times what I pay. I offer excellent customer service, am extremely particular about the product and do OK.

There is always some level of aggravation with anything. You get some disreputable buyers who game the system but not too many (Ebay always sides with the buyer and it's gotten really bad with this new CEO, I guess)

The rule changes is what makes it very hard to plan and operate. Again, I guess this is part of the problem with the new management.

Amazon is where you can, I hear and read, make a very solid second income. Ofcourse, you have to find a decent niche. If you can find a nice replenishable product and just put it on auto pilot, that's the way to guy.

21 posted on 01/22/2015 4:19:34 PM PST by riri (Obama's Amerika--Not a fun place.)
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To: riri

If I may ask, what is your niche product or area of interest?


25 posted on 01/22/2015 4:27:33 PM PST by Prince of Space (Be Breitbart, baby. LIFB.)
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