On the plus side might knock a few Chinese sellers off Ebay UK

I think that the credit crunch is being massively overplayed by the media. Although it’s true that food and energy costs have rocketed, so far I haven’t noticed any great difficulty getting credit.

But we all know how new eSellers quickly become new eBuyers as the addictive nature of eBay starts to take hold. This means a wider customer base perhaps even on a worldwide scale if the crunch settles in for a long duration.

We eBay our stuff from the distant island of Koh Samui in Thailand, a third-world country where living is cheap and where picking up cheap local stuff is easy – and we then export it at a fair profit to any eBuyer in the world. Buy cheap sell cheap – it all adds up in the end.

Bring on the crunch I say!

Sometimes the little things, when added up, can make a difference.

We looked at the nuts n bolts of our operation and made savings in stationery & packaging costs.

Also, just changing the way you do things can save time which, as we all know, is money.

A cabinet meeting per chance?

with one id alone

how many more platinum powersellers and above do ebay have doing the same
there is still lots of money out there
its the banks with their face stuck too far in the swill, that is the problem