To become a powerseller: Expensive items. I became a powerseller in 37 days by selling off returns from my store and my old electronics I had laying around.

Best advice ever: Don’t worry so much about feedback or Powerseller status. Worry about making money

There are many different levels of PowerSeller status. At the bottom of the PowerSeller food chain is bronze. To be a bronze PowerSeller, you need to sell at least 100 items a month or make at least $1,000 a month for 3 consecutive months. It’s really not hard to do but it does take a lot of work.

If you have zero feedback currently, the fastest way to increase your feedback is by buying a lot of cheap items from eBay. By cheap, I meant items that cost you no more than $1 for both the item and the shipping combined. I don’t recommend trying to sell until you have at least 10 positive feedback from buying. That will cost you a grand total of $10.

You have to understand that to be a PowerSeller means that you’ll be making eBay your business. It took me a lot of 8 hour days shipping small items to get me where I am today. It also took a significant investment in inventory.

There is not one magic product that can make everyone an eBay PowerSeller. It’s best if you specialize in selling a product that you know a lot about. This will save you tons of headaches when answering potential customers questions about your items. You’ll also need to find a wholesaler to buy the item from at a price low enough to be able to resale it for a profit. This is one of the hardest things involved with starting a successful eBay business.

bot bugdet wise about $100 a day for go out on the town

1. It’s a freeport- which means you can buy a lot of things DUTY FREE- like havana cigars, and lots of liquor.
2. Food is not like in the US you can’t go to a 7/11 and get a hot dog and not all hotels have refrigerators and microwaves—check into that—and check the current it runs on because you may need a converter for your hair dryer if they do not supply them–third world countries remember. Booze at bars IS expensive and a meal out with just the main course and no alcohol will run you at least $35 per person…If you think I’m too pricey–go to St. thomas sites and check out the fare–again it’s a duty free island but it’s not free……

A snorkel excursion like going to the BVI can cost $110 plus customs,plus lunch.Para sailing for 10 minutes can cost $75 dollars. Here is a link to prices.

http://www.adventurecenters.net/rates.htm

A nice dinner out can cost any where from $25.00 to $75.00 a person. (not fast foods) St Thomas is Americanized so fast foods will be available.

I have been to the USVI quite a few times and drinks can get expensive. Better to buy some soda, beer, rum or what ever you drink and enjoy at your resort before adventuring out. We pack a lunch and drinks for the beach. Eat breakfast at home. This saves some $$$.

Have a great time and enjoy)

p.s. bring the credit card just in case something catches your eye.

If a criminal has a misdemeanour, then it’s considered a light charge and nothing too bad.
If the criminal has a felony record, than they are considered dangerous because a felon will never be able to get a decent job, nobody will hire him, he’ll have a difficult time ever getting into his own apartment, and so he will be forced to continue living a life of crime just to stay alive.

A felon has nothing to lose by committing more crimes.

Depending on nation, you may have the advantage of multi-language fluency.

You would be a prime candidate for international management.

You would add a level of diversity for some firms.

Hope this helps!

P.S. I wonder if everyone has felt that "emptiness" from time to time?