One of the most important keys to success for any entrepreneur across the globe is the ability effectively allocate the limited time which you have available. This and of course the ability to remain focused on the job at hand to effectively execute your stated goals.
This also applies very much in the pursuit of government auction riches. I have seen many, many entrepreneurs 'drop the ball' on securing auction wealth because they spent way too much time on the wrong things. One can easily see why this happens of course. Let's have a closer look why.
Because the various levels of government and its related agencies don't have a uniform method of announcing public auctions in the marketplace, it makes it a tough task to find out when and where you can attend applicable events. The reason for this is because auctions are announced on a variety of platforms which includes newspapers, industry magazines, online publications, etc. Some government agencies use all methods, others only some of these. This exercise can take up a great deal of time.
The correct way to go about things is to use every available minute you have to spare and allocate it towards research work before the auction events. You need to almost know the auction catalogue inside out and have enough time available to inspect the goods before hand (as usually allowed by the auctioneers). Because of this you will have an accurate estimate of the valuation of the goods, vehicles or property which you're interested in. The result of this is that you won't bid a single penny more than what you consider the fair value of the items being auctioned. This is a full proof strategy that will just about guarantee you success at government auctions.
So the question is asked, "what can I do to cut down on my time in finding the auctions?" The answer is simple - Government Auction Sites. There are a few very good services on the web that lists all government auctions held across the country. These are membership sites that are worth every dollar you pay. At the click of a button you will find hundreds of auctions listed, with many even being held live online. This way you can start bidding straight away. The savings in both time and money is priceless and you'll find that you can easily go from 'struggling' to 'successful' overnight.
Every day, the government confiscates, seizes and repossesses thousands of items. Ever wonder where it goes? It's sold at government auctions for up to 90% off the wholesale price. And it's more than just cars and houses. Nearly anything you can imagine is on sale. Sign-up now and receive Government Auction Alerts in your area.
Jake Johnson regularly writes on government auction sites. His expertise is on issues relating to auction techniques, -strategy and business. For a gov-auctions.org review, visit our website.
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Friday, October 2, 2009
A Guide - The Best Places to Buy Jewelry For Less, And How to Avoid the Fakes on the Way There
With the increase of buying online there are a ton of different online businesses saying that they have they best prices anywhere. Well, they all can't have the best prices obviously. Which means that someone is lying to you. I am going to tell you what sites are good and what sites are not. With the online shopping industry as you need to know where you can get the best deals.
Intro
So you're reading this for one reason or another. Maybe you want to buy a gift for your significant other, or perhaps you need a necklace for that new dress you bought. For what ever reason you are wondering what sites are going to give you the best deals. If you can get a better deal online than going to a retail store, or you maybe thinking of buying from a retail store just online and are wondering what retailer is the best. As for retail stores I suggest Jared's. You make an account with them for free and they send you special offers and let you do all kind of things from the website. But that is not the purpose of this article. The purpose of this article is to tell you where to get quality jewelry for less than what you would pay for retail. So lets move on to that now shall we?
Ebay and Scams
What you want to watch out for when you are shopping online is scams. It is very easy to get scammed online. The seller of a product can lie all they want and you will never know until you get the piece or even later if say you went to get it appraised or something. Be cause of scam artists out there you have to be careful. For instance say you go onto ebay to get a bracelet or something. You're looking around, and you find something that looks really cool. You look at the description and it sounds good, they claim that the piece retails at $455 or something like that, looks good too.
So you bid on it win and you pay the person, say you spent $103, You get it the mail to find that it is a two dollar piece of junk. It happens every day and it has happened to me. To prevent stuff like this on sites like eBay the first thing that you do is to check the approval rating of the person if it is less than 95% don't buy. Another is for the most part if it is shipping from an Asian country then it is crap. The piece might cost you only 10 bucks but the thing was made for 10 cents so you are getting ripped off. To stop ripped getting off out side of eBay only buy from respectable sites. If a feels poorly put together it might not be a good idea to buy from the site. Think of websites as store fronts. If the front of the store looks bad then the products sold there are most likely to be of the same caliber.
What To Sites Are Good
Okay now for the moment that you have been waiting for, just what sites are worth you time. I am just going to list the names here but down at the bottom I am going to have a like to a blog of mine that has info one the sites what they sell and my thoughts on them. The reason that I do that is because I don't like repeating myself.
1. Buyz.com
2. Ashford.com
3. Goldmine.com
4. Superjeweler.com
5. Bidz.com
Those are the top five that I have as of right now. Go and see the specifics of each site.
Bidz.com is an online auctioneer of jewelry, art, collectibles and much more. Sign-up for your free Bidz.com account and start bidding.
I can be reached anytime with questions at truthisveritas@gmail.com. Thanks and have a good day. I have a site that reviews websites that sell jewelry and the like I update it with frequently with various articles on jewelry. To read some more about jewelry go there. The link is http://yourdiscountjewelryreferralsite.blogspot.com/. I look forward to seeing you.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Zach_Sierra
Intro
So you're reading this for one reason or another. Maybe you want to buy a gift for your significant other, or perhaps you need a necklace for that new dress you bought. For what ever reason you are wondering what sites are going to give you the best deals. If you can get a better deal online than going to a retail store, or you maybe thinking of buying from a retail store just online and are wondering what retailer is the best. As for retail stores I suggest Jared's. You make an account with them for free and they send you special offers and let you do all kind of things from the website. But that is not the purpose of this article. The purpose of this article is to tell you where to get quality jewelry for less than what you would pay for retail. So lets move on to that now shall we?
Ebay and Scams
What you want to watch out for when you are shopping online is scams. It is very easy to get scammed online. The seller of a product can lie all they want and you will never know until you get the piece or even later if say you went to get it appraised or something. Be cause of scam artists out there you have to be careful. For instance say you go onto ebay to get a bracelet or something. You're looking around, and you find something that looks really cool. You look at the description and it sounds good, they claim that the piece retails at $455 or something like that, looks good too.
So you bid on it win and you pay the person, say you spent $103, You get it the mail to find that it is a two dollar piece of junk. It happens every day and it has happened to me. To prevent stuff like this on sites like eBay the first thing that you do is to check the approval rating of the person if it is less than 95% don't buy. Another is for the most part if it is shipping from an Asian country then it is crap. The piece might cost you only 10 bucks but the thing was made for 10 cents so you are getting ripped off. To stop ripped getting off out side of eBay only buy from respectable sites. If a feels poorly put together it might not be a good idea to buy from the site. Think of websites as store fronts. If the front of the store looks bad then the products sold there are most likely to be of the same caliber.
What To Sites Are Good
Okay now for the moment that you have been waiting for, just what sites are worth you time. I am just going to list the names here but down at the bottom I am going to have a like to a blog of mine that has info one the sites what they sell and my thoughts on them. The reason that I do that is because I don't like repeating myself.
1. Buyz.com
2. Ashford.com
3. Goldmine.com
4. Superjeweler.com
5. Bidz.com
Those are the top five that I have as of right now. Go and see the specifics of each site.
Bidz.com is an online auctioneer of jewelry, art, collectibles and much more. Sign-up for your free Bidz.com account and start bidding.
I can be reached anytime with questions at truthisveritas@gmail.com. Thanks and have a good day. I have a site that reviews websites that sell jewelry and the like I update it with frequently with various articles on jewelry. To read some more about jewelry go there. The link is http://yourdiscountjewelryreferralsite.blogspot.com/. I look forward to seeing you.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Zach_Sierra
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