Go to Yahoo merchant solutions and get started. Go to e-bay and get started. Go to Cafe press and get started. Go to a local festival and get started. Go to My-space and get started.
However, their service does a lot of the work as well. It's important to keep that in context when considering their prices. With you doing all the work, you can of course make more of a profit, but the more you outsource and the less risk you take on, the more you can expect to tradeoff profit for convenience.he problem with cafepress is that they take way too much of your deserving profit.
Hi, it sounds wonderful but how we sure we get the money back.Jasonda said:Hi Desiree, I am sorry you are going through this, it is definitely a very frustrating situation.
The suggestions from the other members are very good. I would like to add one more, www.shopify.com. It is a combined website and shopping cart. You can set it up yourself (you don't need to know any HTML or anything), and accept paypal payments without a merchant account. It is free to set up the shop, and they charge 3% commission on successful sales.
Since you can set it up today, it might be a good short-term solution until you can find someone a little more reliable to build a website for you.
I don't understand what you mean?Good Helper said:Hi, it sounds wonderful but how we sure we get the money back.![]()
Desiree's classified ad post is here if you want to follow up with herPerhaps you can list your requirements here so we can have an idea as to what type of 'simple' website you're looking for.
I don't use Shopify myself, but as far as I understand it, you accept payments from your customers directly to your PayPal or bank account and Shopify just keeps track of your orders and takes the 3% commission from the credit card you signed up with.Good Helper said:Hi Jasona, after we sell the stuff on the web site, how we can get back the money???
Hi Jasonda , tks for yr reply, will figure it out with Shopify. By the way, what way you sell yr tee and can get money back properly now. Would you pls tellJasonda said:I don't use Shopify myself, but as far as I understand it, you accept payments from your customers directly to your PayPal or bank account and Shopify just keeps track of your orders and takes the 3% commission from the credit card you signed up with.
You should talk to the people who run Shopify if you want more info.
I don't understand what you are asking me.Good Helper said:By the way, what way you sell yr tee and can get money back properly now. Would you pls tell![]()