Is anyone prepared to provide a god starting point?

[DFCPAUL]

I am wondering if anyone is prepared to let me know some decent wholesalers as a good starting point to start selling on ebay.

I have read some stories about various sites so any advice would be appreciated

[unkown5454]

No one is going to give up their contacts. That's ridiculous and too many people beg for this nonsense already.

[GrannyT]

No








(I can't think of 10 characters - only 8 - snow White and the 7 dwarves)

[AmazonStealth]

Why dont you go ask Apple, if they will give you thier next big idea.

Seriously kid? Come on lol....

[Elijah]

Originally Posted by AmazonStealth

Why dont you go ask Apple, if they will give you thier next big idea.

Seriously kid? Come on lol....

I don't like, and never have liked, this patronising use of the term "kid" that many seem to insist on, especially since you know nothing of his age. It may not have been the best question but there is no need to talk down to him like that.

[Ebayorbust]

Originally Posted by Elijah

I don't like, and never have liked, this patronising use of the term "kid" that many seem to insist on, especially since you know nothing of his age. It may not have been the best question but there is no need to talk down to him like that.

Well said Elijah.

[GrannyT]

I thought kid was a term of endearment rather than patronising - as in dear, love, me duck, sweetheart, kid, kidio etc etc - I guess it all depends on how you use it

[Ebayorbust]

Originally Posted by GrannyT

I thought kid was a term of endearment rather than patronising - as in dear, love, me duck, sweetheart, kid, kidio etc etc - I guess it all depends on how you use it

As you rightly have pointed out, it is when its used in the right context.

If I call my 10 year old son, kid or kido it is being affectionate.

Referring to a stranger as "kid" in this context comes across as really condescending although I'm fairly sure no offense was meant.

[GreenBean]

'Kid' is excluded from forum use especially if directed to a stranger.

That is patronising, Kid.