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@Julie-B , I read your comment mentioning sourcing and driving to Atlanta for two hours. How long is a drive to Chattanooga, TN. I saw they have a goodwill outlet there. Could Goodwill outlet be a viable locale of sourcing for goods you are looking for?
Thanks for the info about that, it is helpful for me in knowing what to expect with UPS, I may try to avoid Fedex if I can. Thanks again.
You guys may have already covered this, but I went out of town for a few days and changed handling time (not time away/vacation mode) and there is still the option for 30 day handling time.
Jay,Ryanne,
I was thinking about why sales are slow. I think a possible strong factor is that some people are taking vacations in the fall which they may have taken in summer because Covid set things back. Which makes me wonder if there may be a late vacation possible factor in sales seeping over to November.
Yes, google image search, but I don’t remember yielding it that way exactly, but I think there may have been some images or info from doing that, which led me to type this in google search “tooling metal ball hollow notches”, then clicked on images and scrolled down and found the wikipedia image Ball valve and clicked that and went from there and searched titanium ball valve as well and found more similar photos as I scrolled google images. I don’t remember my exact process but I know that google image search did not yield exactly what I wanted but rather gave idea of what else to search for, it was late/early so don’t remember exactly. Thanks
I called and left a message about this, but the name of the caller Gordon Hayward from Boston made me think. There is a Boston Celtic with that same name, probably a different person because the caller had a Boston accent it seemed and the NBA player did not grow up in Boston, but who knows. Did anyone else catch this?
You may have already considered this or someone else mentioned this or something similar, but regarding your building. If you want an old photo of it, maybe try going to county records or some online records of building ownership. Then find out who first owned it and see if somehow you could track down a living descendant in area (or living in another area) that has old family photos and you might find some photos that way or through similar such avenues.
Yeah, like lets say you bought some shoes and they area $1.19 a pound divide that by 16 and you get 0.074375 an ounce. If said shoes weighed 2 lbs. and 8 ounces, that is 40 ounces and multiply that by 0.074375 and you get $2.975 before tax, and then of course you round off when and where and the time in equation that is appropriate.
Let me try to say it more clear, sorry about that.
While adding up the amount I paid for my items while doing taxes, I ran across a couple of items I had sold but did not have any evidence of the price I paid for them. The items happened to be items I bought by weight at Goodwill Outlet, so I found the products ( found exact same product for one and similar product for the other) on eBay and asked the sellers if they could weigh them for me, they did and with that weight I could figure out how much I paid for the items and helped with my taxes. That is my tax tip.
