Thanks for chiming in.
First and foremost thank you for understanding and appreciating the fact that it’s worth training in a given field to be successful. For some reason job seekers don’t seem to think it applies to working at home. And the numbers clearly show that it does so even more with many of the most available work at home careers:

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Now with that said, I have dabbled with ebay. Obviously because I wanted to be successful I invested in a course which escapes my mind at the moment. Now the thing that should be noted is that I said “I dabbled”. This is like the kiss of death for success in working at home:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/03/03/only-lazy-people-try-to-make-money-at-home/

I didn’t put into practice what I was learning so I failed at it. No one to blame but me. It wasn’t the products fault, it was just plain old me. I’m man enough to admit that. I’m not trying to make excuses but because I was so focused on my career as an affiliate I was less dedicated to my possible ebay business. So with that said, I can’t personally recommend any resource at the moment since I haven’t tried one that has personally lead me to success.

But recently I’ve been looking into it again and one course that keeps coming up with good feedback is BANS which is short for Build A Niche Store. It’s based on many of the concepts that make my career as an affiliate successful. So I can see why so many people are doing well with ebay using this system. It’s a twist on ebay selling which in my opinion is easier. And that’s just the way I like making money online. lol

So you may want to visit their site: buildanichestore.com

I plan to join in the future but I need to free up the time from blogging here, my affiliate career, being a new stay at home dad and being the best pain in the ass husband I can be. lol

But as always whatever ebay training resource you go with, do your research first using our scams section:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/scams

Judging by your comment, you’ve already experienced how many of these bastards just take information that we provide here for free and sell to unsuspecting folks and fail provide more detailed information or support. So doing your research should help you avoid this.

Just watch out for Negative Nancies and complainers. Many work at home seekers aren’t able to look at themselves in the mirror and admit that failure was a result of their own lack of actions and not those of a product. So when you read through possible feedback, keep that in mind. When I read something like its a scam because it didn’t work for me, my complainer radar goes up. So what I do is dig deeper to see if people provide specifics as to why something was a scam like I paid for the stuff and they never delivered the product. Or that I’ve paid for the material and everything in there is outdated and no longer valid. So things like that have more validity as to why something may be a scam.

Keep this in mind as you do your research for this or any other work at home opportunity.

Hope this long winded answer helps either way. lol

Eddy

Thanks for the tips Nate.

Because you provided some useful insight, I’m going to excuse the fact that you’re a delusional Patriots fan. lmao

Giants baby!

“Holla at your boy!” lol

Sorry ladies, I know this thread might have more testerone than usual but Nate started it. lol

Eddy

Go Pats! lol

Oh, and just an fyi, my Pats will come back next year, and go 19-0!! We just felt sorry for you guys and the season was getting so boring winning every game lol!