Hey everyone! I'm needing to supplement our current income with a little extra money- does anyone have any opinions on selling Avon? How complicated is it? Do I need any startup money? Are doing taxes at tax time an issue? Is there anything else I could do for a couple hours a week online that would make me a little extra money?
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1|1|I've done Avon before-doing tupperware now|spilleliz|spilleliz@gmail.com|09:35:32|06/17/2009|
With avon its less of a start up cost. When I did it alot of people near me sold it so I didn't do too well I ended up buying alot of it for myself With tupperware the start up cost is higher after expenses and all I end up on average making a couple hundred a month. I don't have alot of time to devote to it. It is time consuming if you have the time with alot of there selling companies you can make money I know people who do it full time and make out pretty well
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2|2|I do Avon, it is a $10 start up & no minimum needed to purchase just need to purchase "something"|pumamomma|pumamomma@yahoo.com|11:24:48|06/17/2009|
for every campaign. Your commission is 36%. As far as taxes at year end, hasn't been a problem for me. Think it is where if you earn under $600/year you don't claim. If you are over they send you a 1099.
I also sell easy to prepare foods by Tastefully Simple. This is a start up of $170 & that includes more than enough products to get started. You do have to sell or purchase $400 every 3 months to stay "active" to sell. Your commission is 36%. Again taxes haven't been a problem for me at year end.
With both of these you do need to build a client base & get the word out that you are selling such products. They both also have direct home delivery which helps out alot.
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3|1|Need more work @ home ideas?....|jsevier|asevier@twlakes.net|20:21:32|06/17/2009|
I'd like something easy (of course) LOL, that I can do at home and get around $25- $50week for a couple hours work? I already work 40 hrs a week so I don't want something that's going to take too much time away from the family. We live about 30 minutes from normal civilization, LOL, otherise I would gladly take on a waitressing job or something.
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Kings Hawaiian /1
IVDSO Alpo or Pedigree 22 oz cans and dry dog food after 6/15
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Sunny D/1
Bakery 1/1 WT's
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4|2|Have you thought of doing Mystery Shopping?|spilleliz|spilleliz@gmail.com|13:24:09|09/13/2009|
I used to do it alot and would try to schedule a couple of shops in a day that were near each other. It would bring in about $50 for a days work. I would try to work it out where I had errands in a particualr area and do them at the same time
Now I only do hotel shops and get reimbursed for my stay.
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