Posted on 06 September 2011. Tags: amazon, ebay, Namely, niche website, Online, online shopping, programmer, Shopping, shopping software, Software, Website
I am looking to create a niche website for a specific type of product and group of people. I need it to operate SIMILAR (in some regards) to eBay or Amazon. Namely, people need to be able to fill out a short profile about themselves (which will be used for people to filter searches), and then they can upload their product to sell.
All payments will need to be traceable by the account holder, though it will all be processed through us and paid out monthly.
Is there any kind of software that can do this, or will I have to hire a programmer?
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Posted on 09 July 2011. Tags: Affiliated, broker name, company address, ebay, English, fedex, guy, hey guys, invoice, shipping address
Hey guys. Basically I have this guy on eBay who speaks French and I don’t understand his English very well. He keeps telling me to not forget that he has a broker name affiliated with his shipping address. He says to “do the invoice in my company name”. Is having an affiliated broker name in his shipping address the same thing as it being a company address? What’s the difference if there is one and how do I go about telling FedEx this?
Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!!
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Posted on 27 June 2011. Tags: Affiliate, affiliate marketing, business, business ideas, ebay, Marketing, Month, Online
I have been wanting to start my own online business for about a month now and I have came up with some good ideas but they had some legal issues with them. Please don’t say ebay pr affiliate marketing.
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Posted on 22 June 2011. Tags: Affiliate, affiliate marketing, business, ebay, Good, grey marketing, Price, small business, Start
Please do not say affiliate marketing or black marketing or grey marketing and don’t say buy then sell things for a higher price. Don’t say sell on ebay
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Posted on 20 June 2011. Tags: com, copyright infringement, creating a website, DarKear, ebay, foot note, internet company, keynotes, Paypal, powerpoints, retail establishments, site, sole ownership, Website, www
Hello! I work for DarKear Services International, an internet company that is creating a website for MYeBayPro, a company that will setup a retail establishments’ eBay store, paypal account, and everything else needed for selling their inventory on eBay.
Since eBay (both the name and logo) is on the website, and in the name, clearly they are a threat to being sued by eBay for infringement (along with PayPal, i suppose…).
How can I “cite” their copyrights on the site? Here is what I have so far in the foot-note, including our footnote of copyright and ownership:
Site content and design copyright (c) 2011 by DarKear Services International, in association with MYeBayPro. This site, in part or in whole, may not be copied without owner and editor consent. All documents (including, but not limited to: images, powerpoints, keynotes, etc.) are of the sole ownership of MYeBayPro.com. All documents are for personal use only, not to be sold or copied elsewhere. www.darkearservices.com
eBay is copyright by eBay Corp. All rights reserved. www.ebay.com. No copyright infringement is intended. Visit http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/copyrigh… for more information. All logos and images belonging to eBay are property thereof; MYeBayPro is not in any way affiliated with eBay, nor does MYeBayPro intent to, or therefore, infringe upon the rights of, and/or property of, eBay Corp.
See it on the site at myebaypro.com
Can we still get in trouble? What else should be in there?
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Posted on 20 June 2011. Tags: com, copyright infringement, creating a website, DarKear, ebay, foot note, internet company, keynotes, Paypal, powerpoints, retail establishments, site, sole ownership, Website, www
Hello! I work for DarKear Services International, an internet company that is creating a website for MYeBayPro, a company that will setup a retail establishments’ eBay store, paypal account, and everything else needed for selling their inventory on eBay.
Since eBay (both the name and logo) is on the website, and in the name, clearly they are a threat to being sued by eBay for infringement (along with PayPal, i suppose…).
How can I “cite” their copyrights on the site? Here is what I have so far in the foot-note, including our footnote of copyright and ownership:
Site content and design copyright (c) 2011 by DarKear Services International, in association with MYeBayPro. This site, in part or in whole, may not be copied without owner and editor consent. All documents (including, but not limited to: images, powerpoints, keynotes, etc.) are of the sole ownership of MYeBayPro.com. All documents are for personal use only, not to be sold or copied elsewhere. www.darkearservices.com
eBay is copyright by eBay Corp. All rights reserved. www.ebay.com. No copyright infringement is intended. Visit http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/copyrigh… for more information. All logos and images belonging to eBay are property thereof; MYeBayPro is not in any way affiliated with eBay, nor does MYeBayPro intent to, or therefore, infringe upon the rights of, and/or property of, eBay Corp.
See it on the site at myebaypro.com
Can we still get in trouble? What else should be in there?
Thanks!
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