This is Your Captain SpeakingTrust me, I wouldn’t recommend selling online to my worst enemy—unless of course they were trying to sell a 1970s jewel toned aeroplane seat. Then, oddly, it’s the perfect place. Go figure.Now before you assume I’m trying to protect some closely guarded business secret, let me assure you: I’d love fewer … Continue reading Flying Through The Perils and Perks of Selling Online (Not With The Greatest of Ease)
Author: july1966
Bear with....this is a new blog. I have an established blog on other subjects so am not totally hopeless and I will over the next couple of months have this looking vaguely organised and informative! Chris
The Vintage Piano Stool Gets a Second Wind. Thinking Outside The Box Repurposing and Upcycling.
Dual Piano Stool Perfectly for the Foot of a Bed I have over 30 piano stools for sale on Etsy. They are brilliant sellers. The great thing is, as we;;, ids that they are cheap to pick up as the markets where I go the dealers cannot shift them. A paradox? Not at all, I … Continue reading The Vintage Piano Stool Gets a Second Wind. Thinking Outside The Box Repurposing and Upcycling.
Pro Bono Restoration. Where Politeness Goes a Long Way if you Want Something for Free Without Asking.
The power of the glue and clamp.Selling online, I'd say around 95% of transactions go without a hitch. The remaining 5% fall into various categories of problematic. Fortunately, about 4.5% are resolved without issue, through refunds, replacements, or clear communication. The last 0.5%, about 1 in every 200, are the trickier cases that don't end … Continue reading Pro Bono Restoration. Where Politeness Goes a Long Way if you Want Something for Free Without Asking.
The Rights of Fans. 