business confidence in india is a little shattered with all that terrorism in Mumbai.
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I would like to sell an online gaming account that has many rare items in which i have played on for many years. However, when i do find a buyer who will pay me real for my gaming account, what would be the best and safest way for me to recieve my money? I have heard of paypal, but is it really safe? I have a banking account, but dont own a credit card. thnx in advance
      Answer1:Paypal is definitely safe. Ive used it for years without a single problem.
      Answer2:Papal, sure it is safe.
      Answer3:Bank transfer is the safest.If you do it through paypal and you are selling a virtual item, which you are, the buyer can claim to never have received it and he will get ALL his money back and you will lose the money and the account.
      Answer4:paypal
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If your line of work was a mobile...something...how much would you charge per mile..or service...lets say your a mobile notary public.
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      Answer3:2-step fee: Basic fee for the service, say $15.Fee for mobile service based on travel distance:At my office - no additional feeWithin 5 miles of my office - travel fee of $15Between 5 and 20 miles - travel fee of $35Between 20 and 50 miles - travel fee of $75More than $75 miles - call to discuss
      Answer4:If it were me I would include the mileage in the price of the service.I have a handyman service where I travel to different clients homes and businesses and I charge by the hour but the way I give them the price is I estimate the time and travel involved and then give them that figure.Like yesterday, I did 6 different jobs for a client and her location was 15-20 miles away from my office so I calculated the mileage at $1.20 per mile and added in my hourly rate. For that particular job I charged her $180 and it took me 6 hours. After fuel costs and the $20 tip she gave me I made around $30 hour which is good.So in your case Id use a figure like the $1.20-$1.40 per mile range, which youll have to adjust according to your local gas prices and then add in your notary charge and submit that as a service cost.Hope this helps.By the way I use be in the delivery business and I know that the IRS gives 58.5 cents per mile for 2008...so definitely keep track of your mileage.
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I need help with finding someone who can make a special knife blade, in stainless,
      Answer1:My dad could possibly be able to make it as long as you live in england as we cant send it overseas due to security.What type of blade are you talking about. Flick knife, Pen knife, Katana. ETC.

My husband and I live in a retirement rich area. We are young (27), professional individuals both with full time jobs but would like to start a business where we cook for the elderly/retired in the evenings. We can make food for the week, or food for the night, etc. We would have a variety of options. We have a lot of ideas but basically would love to hear advice from other business owners about how to get started, etc. Thanks so much!!! :)
      Answer1:Before you do anything else check with the local Health Department and see what their requirements are in regards to facilities, equipment, procedures and personnel.Next, do some research and try to determine the size of the market for the type of service you are planning on providing and how much people would be willing to pay. Another thing to consider is that most new businesses have a negative cash flow so you should both keep your daytime jobs until the business starts bringing in more than it pays out.If it still looks like an attractive business opportunity go for it.Hope this helpsJerry-the-bookkeeper
      Answer2:There are a lot of steps but none are overly complicated. Planning, research, adequate financial resources, and a personality that is compatible in having an income that is based on factors you can control and many factors you can not control is a must.First determine if there is a need? Just because you think there is a need doesnt mean there really is a need. If there is a need what is the average $ amount the prospective clients will be willing to pay? After that is determined. Make some test dinners within that price point and get feedback from prospective clients. As a rough guideline (not Knowing the food business) a 50% gross profit bench mark is a good place to start your price point. Find out what other food businesses gross profit margin is. The smaller the business the higher the GPM must be.I would suggest you have an income other than the business for period of at least a year. Once you start develop a cash reserve of 3 months cost of doing business. Limit borrowing to no more than 30% of your total assets. Take some small business classes. Learn how to read a balance sheet. Understand the importance of gross profit, break even points, quick ratio. Become an expert in marketing, business financial manager, and production management.Good luck - this could very well be the funnest thing you ever do.

List a popular problem, something that would not normally assume much importance, perhaps, but that annoys you none the less for lack of a practical resolution. Im hot on the trail of your resolution, baby, and dont you forget it. Seriously, state your case.
      Answer1:DeathWe assume our lives will just run there course and then we die.We use to get lucky if we lived to be 40, then 50, then 70, now 84.So why do we settle for death as being part of life?Hard to think outside the box..isnt it.We are making huge strides in the medical world. One day we will cure death! For those that dont believe..you can die. Its ok too!
      Answer2:There remains no cure or invention that will allow humans NOT to SLEEP in order to get a proper rest and be healthy.There remains no cure or invention that will allow humans NOT to EAT in order to get proper nutrition and be healthy.Finnaly, there remains no cure or invention that will allow humans NOT to CONSUME in order live.

if you had a local company offering to come put your garbage and recycling outside and then take your stuff back in would you let them do it. only 3/ an hour? please be honest but do it nicely. thanks.
      Answer1:Sounds like a fair price to me. And Im sure there are enough lazy people in America who will buy that service. The best way to find those people is to follow those Grocery Store delivery trucks who bring food to people who bought them online. Those are the people who are either too lazy to do stuff for themselves or old folks who just cant.
      Answer2:There are ppl that are going to be that lazy, and yes that prise is fair enough to actully draw them into it, lol

I am wanting to start work at a funeral home. I would lvoe to be a funeral director and also be included in the embalming. I would love to start my own small business in funeral directing is this possible and how? thankyou for your time, well appreciated. x
      Answer1:you can be anything you want when your older , a good college pass would be good - not quite sure wat a-levels youll need though - sorry
      Answer2:The day of the small, privately owned funeral homes is long gone. They are mostly owned by large corporations, as are cemeteries.

I thought I would try being an ironing lady while in college. What do you think? How much would you charge per basket or pick up/drop offs?
      Answer1:This is the kind of thing that is charged by the piece. No frill mens style shirts vs. womens with frills; long sleeved vs. short.
      Answer2:Great Idea!! I would call around to local cleaners (market research) and find out how much they charge for ironing...and if pricing differs depending on the clothing items... However, you also want to stay competitive so find your nitch... you could offer your service pricing by the bunch, possibly pickup/drop off to keep prices reasonable and the process convenient.

... I keep the books for 2 relatively small totally independent companies. Can I purchase just one software package which will allow me to keep two separate sets of accounts? Also, which version would you recommend; Accountant, Accountant +, Financial Director, etc??? Answer1:Account + sounds like it would be better than Accountant Answer2:Personally I cant stand sage - overblown, over priced, inflexible, and far from intuitive. For small businesses I never recommend it.Two software packages I do recommend are VT Transaction + (which I use for my own business) and - believe it or not - microsoft accounting.