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  1. 05-07-2009 01:14 PM #1
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    Thrift It Sells is 25,000th Book in April!

    Sales are Rockin!!

    Nov 08 - Sold 77 Books
    Dec 08 - Sold 1838 Books
    Jan 09 - Sold 4261 Books
    Feb 09 - Sold 4977 Books
    Mar 09 - Sold 6751 Books
    Apr 09 - Sold 11,159 Books

    Sales in the last 30 days : $94,276.35!!!

    This is now a Million Dollar Business!!

    It's time to open my new store in Philly... Yahooooo
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    Roger very well done mate,you have put alot of time,effort and money into that project and its payback time !!!
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    I hope so... I have $150,000 in this project now!!
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    Congrats!!!
    So how soon philly area? Same idea for Philly, ie wholesale lots?
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    $150,000 is nothing to you,every time you write a cheque out the bank bounces :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by stand856 View Post
    Congrats!!!
    So how soon philly area? Same idea for Philly, ie wholesale lots?
    We took our first shipment of inventory in Philly two weeks ago... now we are just starting to build out our warehouse and hiring staff... Should be up to speed in 2-3 months.
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    You have a store in Philly or just a warehouse? I live/work in Philadelphia.
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    How much will the pricing differ from DC's pricing, for both lots and delivery?
    Or am I shooting too far in advance?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mjb96 View Post
    You have a store in Philly or just a warehouse? I live/work in Philadelphia.
    I have a client who has an Auto Auction in Philly 'Capital Auto Auction' right off of 95 in NE. I'm going to lease warehouse space from him.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stand856 View Post
    How much will the pricing differ from DC's pricing, for both lots and delivery?
    Or am I shooting too far in advance?
    Your looking at the salvage side of my business. I'm talking about the individual internet sales side. We make our money by selling books one at a time on ebay, amazon, half, albiris, and abebooks. The bulk stuff you are talking about it the stuff that is not profitable to sell online... that is the stuff we sell in bulk. I sell about 100,000 bulk books a month.
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    My mother is always buying books online. She's retired now, so she just sits around and reads. She likes the traditional type murder mysteries, nothing too racy or gory. What books do you specialize in?
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    Quote Originally Posted by byzantium View Post
    My mother is always buying books online. She's retired now, so she just sits around and reads. She likes the traditional type murder mysteries, nothing too racy or gory. What books do you specialize in?
    All books...


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