Amazon.com Buy-and-Sell Update
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Last month, I spent more than $300 on stuff that I have no intention for my own use. The ten items purchased on Buy.com throughout October are all buy-and-sell electronic devices (flash drives, wireless adapters, router, hard drive enclosure, and headset, etc.) Except a Bluetooth headset that I later found that was excluded from regular sellers, I have put all of them up for sale on Amazon.com and the sales went pretty well. So far six of them have already been sold, making a profit of $77 in total. Since all of them have mail-in-rebate, the profit is the number assuming I will eventually get the rebates back.
Since I started selling stuff on Amazon.com in June, the total sales figure is $1023 and profits $680. Back in June, I told myself that all the money I made from Amazon sales will go to my daughter's 529 plans, but I haven't done any transfer so far. Maybe by the end of this year.
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Anyone else having trouble with Amazon deliveries?
I am real late on a delivery of a book from the USPS, sent a good full week ago…was “estimated delivery” to be here last Thursday.
I'm worried they may have lost it.
Amazon did their job and had it out the morning after my order, but the clueless USPS…?
Anyone one else have trouble?
Thanks for the feedback..