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The quality of the product is remembered long after the price is forgotten - are you sure you are attracting the correct level of customer in relation to the quality of product you are selling
SGPS has arrived at an excellent storage solution - you only need to have a steel cage made to fit behind the doors and that has saved you even more per month - good luck
You are now 162.00 per month better off then - now sell some books at bookfairs and you may be on your way - what about leaving them in offices and local businesses and collecting the orders - that way other people will be paying for your storage and you will be exposing them to potential customers
Christabel - you say that you are paying 6K in storage and your other income has dried up, I would tip the problem on its head and say that you need to cut your storage costs. Is it possible in your area to rent a shop for storage which may be able to sustain retail sales from your existing...
I had a similar situation to yourself a few years ago - I owed 22K mada arrangemnts with HMRC to repay over 3 years and they accepted it providing I maintained current liabilities as they arose - had to default three times but made the payments back - no real problem they tried their best to...
Yes the big boys have the supply lines tight but a lot of them off load product in pallets and that is where the margins are - dont forget ebay particularly non working items which can be brought cheaply and in worst case used for spares.
If the OP is insistant on getting involved in the pc...
If you really think there is a future in selling computers you will be betteroff buying and refurbishing second hand ones. The margins are higher and the demand probably greater 2nd hand laptops sell well
Very sorry and dont take it personally but your website is terrible - look at this way if you passed a shop window that looked like your site would you go in - probably not. your website is your shop window, spen a few pounds getting it right and if you are getting traffic to it then people...
I am also under the impression that PAT testing is not a legal requirement, I also believe the mushrooming of this service was brought about by an EU directive -under "harmonisation" with the rest of europe - this would be unessacary if the europeans earthed their appliances and used a ring main...
Send him an email saying whilst you are disapointed he did not proceed with you proposal and while he values the work you have done for him you feel that raising an invoice would be unfair, however you would be grateful if he would bear you in mind for any work in the future when you will assure...