Going to list books but not sure where to sell them
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Need some ideas, to sell or not? Where to go with produce.
Comments (11)Thank you all for the advice. Jay, I'll email you my information, I see from your posts that you sell at Farmer's Markets I'd like to know how you got started. Thanks for the offer to help! I would love to go as organic as possible since the trees are in my back yard and I have little ones, but we have not decided yet. We wanted to see how things were going to turn out this year with minimal care. We were too late to spray a dormant oil, we did get to spray some Serenade and we might still spray with Surround if I can find a good reliable source. I learned about bagging fruit so I did a few. I've been a gardner but this is my first time dealing with fruit trees. The trees were in bad condition so we spent most of our time cleaning up and prunning. I'll look into cider pressing. Thanks!...See MoreSeller is not sure about selling now? I'm confused!
Comments (20)Jmc01... I usually do not advise to put a time limit on a sellers response. First, 99% of sellers will respond timely anyhow. Second, what happens if the seller does not respond by your timeline? Here's what happens... the buyer is now faced with two unsavory situations. One, the buyer saves face and moves on and loses the house of their dreams only because they put a time limit on the seller. Or secondly, and usually the case, the buyer realizes that they don't want to walk away from the deal after the deadline and continues with the transaction. Now, the buyer is faced with the decision of how to get back into the deal. And when you do, you just showed the seller that you are not serious about your "RED LINES" drawn in the sand. You cornered yourself in a box, and the two ways out of that box are usually very undesirable to the buyer. What I would do here is to meet the seller agent for lunch and really find out what the true concerns are for the sellers. And then address them. (I like to eat) This post was edited by ncrealestateguy on Mon, Oct 13, 14 at 8:38...See MoreConsumer Reports gets on Angie's List, where do I go now?
Comments (17)We had trouble finding contractors for our remodel until a member from this Gardenweb site recommended Angie's list to me. It turned out it was a sound advice. I read every review of contractors in the category we were looking for. I picked out ones who had done projects of similar size and dollar amount. It helped me to compile a list of questions and contractors to call. We set appointments with contractors who sounded promising in the phone conversations. We met these contractors in person and presented scope of work. We then made final decision based on their quotes, personality, feedback from their references, work style and starting time. Angie's list provides a starting point; there is fair amount of work afterwards to screen contractors. We know there is risk involved because good contractors work out with other clients may not guarantee they would work well for us. We like to spell out details and specifications, a contractor may think we are difficult. We figured, at least we made informed decisions. We liked the contractor we chose so much while half way working the first project, we asked them to plan for another one. We are very happy with both projects, and had great working experience with the contractor and all of his subs. I left a glorious review for the contractor and his company on AngieâÂÂs list. I also mailed him my review so that he could use it as a reference. On a different subject - we had used Consumer Report for almost 30 years, but in recent years, we are not so sure about their ratings.......See Morelisted on Craigs list-not selling :(
Comments (7)Check ebay and see what your items are selling for and then try listing on CL at a comparable price. We've sold exercise equipment on CL and if it is a top-of-the-line brand it should eventually sell, but first check CL to see if there are several others listed. If there are many of the same items up for sale on CL, your chances of selling it are slim.....unless you put a really low price on it. I recently considered selling a crib mattress that was rarely used, but after seeing there were 1 1/2 pages of crib mattresses on CL I ended up donating it. I've found with CL that you need to keep relisting. I will sometimes take it off for a week or so, but I usually just keep the ad going. You may be able to sell the curtains on ebay, but again, check the Completed Listings for actual sale prices....See More- 5 years ago
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