When is the 1s't of December? Do you mean the 1'st?
Sunday, 24 February 2013
Friday, 22 February 2013
More Amazon Cash..............
Dear uncommonadvice@googlemail.com,
We initiated a transfer to your current account (ending in 771) in the amount of £16.06 on 19/02/2013
I've just purchased 1500 new units of stock so we should see sales increase in the coming months as I get them listed.
We initiated a transfer to your current account (ending in 771) in the amount of £16.06 on 19/02/2013
I've just purchased 1500 new units of stock so we should see sales increase in the coming months as I get them listed.
Sunday, 17 February 2013
Using an FBA Scout App in the UK
Reply from Scan Power:
You will be forwarded to a confirmation screen. Please save a copy of the screen. You will enter the MerchantId and MarketplaceId in the Account settings after you log in to the program. Use Copy-Paste if possible, since it is so easy to copy a long ID incorrectly.
Yes, ScanPower Mobile Scouting APP auto-senses for LOCALE
and has US & UK options
We also have a UK listing:
1. Use FireFox as you preferred browser
You can log in here:
Try ScanPower
Please use the following information: UK MWS Signup
Step 1: Sign up for Amazon account
Sign up for Amazon here:
Step 2: Sign up for FBA
Sign up for FBA here:
http://services.amazon.co.uk/services/fulfilment-by-amazon/features-benefits/
Step 3: Sign up for Marketplace Web Service
Sign up for MWS here:
https://developer.amazonservices.co.uk/index.html
When you click Sign Up for MWS it takes you to a screen where you enter some information. In the section that looks like this:
When you click Sign Up for MWS it takes you to a screen where you enter some information. In the section that looks like this:
Developer ID: 6675-5414-6591
You will be forwarded to a confirmation screen. Please save a copy of the screen. You will enter the MerchantId and MarketplaceId in the Account settings after you log in to the program. Use Copy-Paste if possible, since it is so easy to copy a long ID incorrectly.
Friday, 15 February 2013
Amazon Cash Updates
Dear uncommonadvice@googlemail.com,
We initiated a transfer to your current account (ending in 771) in the amount of £16.37 on 12/02/2013
#1000moneymakers
We initiated a transfer to your current account (ending in 771) in the amount of £16.37 on 12/02/2013
#1000moneymakers
Friday, 8 February 2013
My 5 Favourite Blogs........
3 Years of Money Making Ideas! I paid for a wedding off of the content here.
My George Galloway Blog had 2000 visitors in one day! I salute its indefatiguability!
Susanna Reid is TV's Hottest Property!
I'm building this blog as a way of finding Nigel Farage quotes for a possible Kindle book in a couple of months #smartthinking
This blog will be huge - mark my words.
Thursday, 7 February 2013
Uncommon Advice: Shortcuts
Back in the Nineties there was a comedy drama called "All Quiet on the Preston Front". There was an Asian character who was portrayed as pretty successful. He was asked in an episode how he came to have so much money. He replied, "My Father arrived in this country with only the clothes on his back. He got a job in a factory and worked hard every day of his life. Each week when he got paid he would put as much as he could to ensure a better life for his family". Just when we are thinking we've seen a great example of the "American Dream", he completed his story: ".... and then one day just as he was approaching retirement he lost his hand in a lathe and received massive compensation".
You see, people don't like to mention it but there are shortcuts to wealth in the UK. Let me give you some more examples.
When I was a Financial Adviser I would often be visited by people who obviously had a bit of cash. Perhaps they owned their house outright, maybe they enjoyed multiple foreign holidays. What do you think was the most common cause of wealth amongst my customers? It wasn't working hard and running your own business. It wasn't studying at Uni to get a fantastic job as a Doctor or Lawyer. Actually there were 2 main reasons - some people had bought their Council House for 2p back in 1983 and then sold it for £150,000 fifteen years later; others had (unfortunately) had a windfall from Life Insurance when a loved one had died.
There are shortcuts in the workplace too. Whilst with Gala a colleague of mine received regular promotions despite having a very cynical view of the business and spending half his time at work in a drunken stupor. But he had a shortcut system which worked. Every night he would pick up the phone and dial up the Regional Manager. He'd wax lyrical on how well the day had went and how the business was doing so well. During the day he'd call the other Manager in the area and get them chatting (open questions and all that). "How's your Son's Golf lessons going?" and stuff like that. He therefore had the Area Manager thinking he was doing well and all the other Managers in the cluster thinking he was a great guy. When it came to shuffles and promotions he was therefore always treated very well.
You can also find shortcuts in Education. A relative of mine has a degree despite attending the Uni only once or twice a month. All he did was select a course which was coursework heavy rather than focused on the Exam. He then paid for his coursework to be completed by someone else via the internet.
There are shortcuts in the Health world too. If you ate Bacon Sandwiches for every meal you'd end up a fat bastard like me, but if you ate Bacon only you'd end up with Tom Daley's physique. To a certain extent that's the Atkins diet in a nutshell. If you don't believe me then read the 4 Hour Body by Tim Ferriss.
This is uncommon advice. Many others will tell you to work like hell. I agree that you wont go far wrong if you put your all into an area - I just want you to be aware that there are shortcuts to your goals if you think laterally.
In my own dealings I have my own shortcut system which I have referred to many times on the blog over the years. The system is basically to take small, low maintenance Micro-businesses and let them flourish at once. You might have a wee job that makes you £20 a month. If that job takes 10 hours to do (like filling surveys) then bin it BUT if that job takes 10 minutes (perhaps being a Strip-o-gram) then more power to your elbow. Collect up enough small short cuts and you'll soon be laughing all the way to the bank.
My current favourite Micro-Businesses are:
You see, people don't like to mention it but there are shortcuts to wealth in the UK. Let me give you some more examples.
When I was a Financial Adviser I would often be visited by people who obviously had a bit of cash. Perhaps they owned their house outright, maybe they enjoyed multiple foreign holidays. What do you think was the most common cause of wealth amongst my customers? It wasn't working hard and running your own business. It wasn't studying at Uni to get a fantastic job as a Doctor or Lawyer. Actually there were 2 main reasons - some people had bought their Council House for 2p back in 1983 and then sold it for £150,000 fifteen years later; others had (unfortunately) had a windfall from Life Insurance when a loved one had died.
There are shortcuts in the workplace too. Whilst with Gala a colleague of mine received regular promotions despite having a very cynical view of the business and spending half his time at work in a drunken stupor. But he had a shortcut system which worked. Every night he would pick up the phone and dial up the Regional Manager. He'd wax lyrical on how well the day had went and how the business was doing so well. During the day he'd call the other Manager in the area and get them chatting (open questions and all that). "How's your Son's Golf lessons going?" and stuff like that. He therefore had the Area Manager thinking he was doing well and all the other Managers in the cluster thinking he was a great guy. When it came to shuffles and promotions he was therefore always treated very well.
You can also find shortcuts in Education. A relative of mine has a degree despite attending the Uni only once or twice a month. All he did was select a course which was coursework heavy rather than focused on the Exam. He then paid for his coursework to be completed by someone else via the internet.
There are shortcuts in the Health world too. If you ate Bacon Sandwiches for every meal you'd end up a fat bastard like me, but if you ate Bacon only you'd end up with Tom Daley's physique. To a certain extent that's the Atkins diet in a nutshell. If you don't believe me then read the 4 Hour Body by Tim Ferriss.
This is uncommon advice. Many others will tell you to work like hell. I agree that you wont go far wrong if you put your all into an area - I just want you to be aware that there are shortcuts to your goals if you think laterally.
In my own dealings I have my own shortcut system which I have referred to many times on the blog over the years. The system is basically to take small, low maintenance Micro-businesses and let them flourish at once. You might have a wee job that makes you £20 a month. If that job takes 10 hours to do (like filling surveys) then bin it BUT if that job takes 10 minutes (perhaps being a Strip-o-gram) then more power to your elbow. Collect up enough small short cuts and you'll soon be laughing all the way to the bank.
My current favourite Micro-Businesses are:
- Amazon
- Ebay
- Betfair
- Arbitrage Betting
- Ebooks for the Kindle
- Mystery Shopping
- MLM
- Blogging for Adsense Revenue
- Complaining for profit
- Comping
- Amazon Affiliate
- Debt Collecting
- Courier Work
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
Another Good Amazon Week
Another good Amazon week with £25.61 coming in for very little effort.
That means I've averaged £25 per week for the last 9 weeks. I've actually found that I've been getting sales on items where I am nowhere near the cheapest price - nice. I must be building up a reputation.
The classic thing about this business is that it is scaleable if you have enough storage space and buy correctly.
http://1000moneymakers.blogspot.com/2013/01/how-i-make-100-every-month-from-amazon.html
That means I've averaged £25 per week for the last 9 weeks. I've actually found that I've been getting sales on items where I am nowhere near the cheapest price - nice. I must be building up a reputation.
The classic thing about this business is that it is scaleable if you have enough storage space and buy correctly.
http://1000moneymakers.blogspot.com/2013/01/how-i-make-100-every-month-from-amazon.html
Friday, 1 February 2013
Make Money Selling Irn Bru Hampers!
Always remember the moral of the “Acres of Diamonds” speech:
If you need to make money then start by looking
in your own back garden – or perhaps your own Kitchen cabinet.
Here’s an
idea, why not do the Official Unofficial Irn Bru (you might have to call it Iron
Brew) Hamper? You could put in Cans of the Golden Nectar along with any limited
editions there has been that year (for example the recent Fiery edition). You could
put the TV adverts from that year onto disc and include them. Some Iron Brew chew
bars if you can find them. Also, check out Iron Brew Square Sausage (http://news.stv.tv/scotland/211673-irn-bru-sausage-the-perfect-hangover-cure/).
You could pretty much include anything which is orange and blue. I recently saw
Irn Bru Cupcakes being advertised. They were basically just normal cupcakes with
Orange piping and blue cases.
If you use
your imagination you could definitely think up some exciting and original Scottish
hampers for sale at Christmas this year.
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