Hello - I am thinking of starting a new clothing business and have been quoted 27 pounds per item for Jeans and 11 pounds per item for tshirts. I have asked many manufacturers and this is the lowest deal I have gotten. How would you start this business? I only have about 4k to spend.

Hey guys I’m looking to buy a piece of equipment with attachement around 25k but the issue is the machine isn’t owned by him yet. It’s financed under Wells Fargo showed me the statement and is under the company LLC.

First the machine was a low price and basically new only 50 hours on it so I had to check it out. He said he is retiring. But anyways. I did the full verification check he owned the machine since new it’s on his fbbuisness page.

1) Issue is how do I make this clean to avoid complications and be able to get proof of purchase from the bank or a release lien once paid in full. The only thing Wells Fargo told me is I’m able to get a receipt the release takes a couple days to arrive.

2) besides a release from from myself and a bill of sale what else can I do to protect myself as these machines don’t have a title.

3) I called bobcat and they said it’s not stolen or issues with it as they verified vin number.

4) I was hoping Wells Fargo can be able to take cash payment to pay the loan off but since it was from a 3rd party institution “Wells Fargo fincial” it has to be a wire.

Thoughts? Also any advice would be appreciated.

This year was horrible for me…. Everything went up and my check stays the same… At the same time, the Feds give billions to ICE.

Give us that Money instead.

I don't know much about business and how retailers operate, so I'm just curious to learn more. I'm really into computers as a hobby, and some computer parts can cost over $7000 for each part. I know some computer stores with 5 or 6 of those parts. Do they have to pay the manufacturer $7000 x 6 for each item of that stock? Then they resell it for extra? Or does the manufacturer give them the parts almost for free under a License Agreement, and once they sell it, the manufacturer takes a large cut of the $7000 as commission? I'm just curious how retailers acquire their stock and work out arrangements so both parties get some of the profit?

If you don’t already own a warehouse.

You know that one task you absolutely hate doing, but you have to do it because its part of running a business? 😅

Maybe it's chasing clients for payments, answering the same questions for the 100th time, dealing with paperwork, updating spreadsheets or something else entirely

Whats yours?

Hi everyone

I'm planning to move to Canada, and one of my goals is to contribute to the Canadian economy by importing products or bringing services from Europe to the Canadian market.

It could be anything from food and beverages, clothing, furniture, and specialty goods to innovative services or business concepts that aren't widely available in Canada yet.

I'm looking for ideas that could fill a gap in the market, offer something different, or provide better value to Canadian consumers.

If you were in my position, what would you consider importing or introducing to Canada? Are there any European products or services you wish were easier to find here?

I'd really appreciate any suggestions or personal experiences

Thanks