I wonder what kind of products you sell on ebay. I know ebay is a good place to sell, but the fees are high. Just curious what are popular sellers.
ArtFromNY Wrote:
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> eBay does a lot for me, but as many others here,
> shopping is just a paid hobby ora minor income
> supplement - I can get so much more for my time
> from businesses that I own than shopping that I
> find myself doing only very highly bonused shops
> for a few companies with which I have built
> friendships with the schedulers - I dont mind
> driving a few hours each way to do a single shop
> for the right $$ and that endears me to the
> schedulers, so my local work tends to be overpaid
> as well when I decide to do it
>
> I guess I am lucky in that my businesses are of a
> sort that I can wrap a 4 hour round trip shop
> around a field visit for one of the businesses and
> a buying trip for the other, so in essence the
> drive time for the shop doesn't really exist
>
> Anyway, back to the topic - eBay is a low entrance
> cost potential income producer, selling stuff in
> your own house can often get you a quick half a
> grand and you can use part of that do re-inventory
> at garage sales, thrifts, etc
>
> Art
>
>
> WestCoastWilson Wrote:
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> > I was just curious to know how do you
> supplement
> > your income as a Mystery Shopper?
> >
> > In my case, in additional to being a mystery
> > shopper, I also do Merchandising work . . .
> while
> > I try to find a regular full-time job in our
> very
> > poor economy.
> >
> > Last year, I had heard that people can make a
> few
> > bucks doing surveys, if you end up working for
> > several survey companies at one time , where
> you
> > would end up making $100 to $200 extra each
> month.
> > I am not sure if those survey companies are
> legit
> > or not, yet I have seen survey company ads
> listed
> > in reputable job sites (i.e. Monster.Com, The
> Los
> > Angeles Times). Now that it is a new year, I am
> > thinking about exploring doing surveys as a way
> to
> > supplement my income, as I really do need some
> > additional ways to supplement my income between
> my
> > mystery shopping and merchandising work. Has
> > anyone had any luck with survey companies?
> >
> > Lastly, what do you do to supplement your
> income
> > as a Mystery Shopper?
> >
> > Wilson