Back to the business of the forum.
 

From what we've been told over the years, our visitors come here to look for new ideas, helpful discussions, and most lurk or leave if they don't find anything of interest.

Through the years, we've had our share of personality clashes, and we've always upheld the rule of no personal attacks.

We're not afraid of political or ideological discussion, but they almost always end in a negative way. The old saying, a man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still.

And then, we've had our share of trolls, on their own missions, with their own agendas. We're not going to feed the trolls. And through it all, we are here, and at the ready to discuss
small business, big business, money making opportunities both new and old.

As you would like us to do.

So, I see the hottest items sold this past couple of weeks were:

solar powered phone chargers and

CB/ham/walkie talkie radios. I like these products, power is still out in many parts of FL, cell reception is iffy too. But, 10-4 good buddy, the airwaves are still available.

You might want to add a solar powered charger to your emergency flee bag.

Do you have a cb?

Gordon

Re: Back to the business of the forum (About time!)
 

Gordon & Dien:

Thank you for the great ideas you share here.

I recommend a hidden Chattel forum strictly for buyers of The Chattel Report (so everyone can be on the same page)

From my experience, chattel provides an opportunity to learn how to make money without all the financial **** disguised as "business advice".

Thank you

We had that once.
 

Been there, done that.

Let me tell you the number one PROBLEM most people have, they are unwilling to make a real commitment to it. Afraid of not being able to sell what they buy.

Recently I have posted links to the guy in FL who is sharing his chatteling journey with us. He makes a couple thousand bux a month or more, last year over 100K.

https://fleamarketflipper.com/

He is just one of dozens of doers.

https://thesellingfamily.com/about-us/

And scores and scores of other people buying and selling.

My way is the simplest, cause I'm a simpleton, a pure ya-hoo, so I only do my local Craigslists. I look for stored value, not things. I get the real value via eBay sold items, amazon for sale items, and local businesses who know more than I do.

Any given day I can find items with hundreds of stored value, small, little car items, like cameras, drapes, or even small appliances, like roombas and kitchen gadgets. But, I have people who can handle any size item and either transport it or ship it.

Honestly, it ain't rocket science, you buy, you sell for a profit. The what doesn't matter.

Gordon