What is the best job for a mother who only has experience as a counter person in Dry cleaner store?

I have friends who make a LOT of money selling stuff on ebay. They shop garage sales, empty the clutter from their houses, and resell it on ebay.


Your only investment should be in a digital camera to take pictures of the items you're selling, and a printer to print out Priority Mail labels.


Take some time to learn how ebay sellers write their item promotional paragraphs. Set limits for your shipping areas (like continental US only if you don't want to ship overseas).





Get a PayPal account so you can take PayPal as a seller. The money you earn transfers into whatever bank account you want, when you want to, or you can reuse it lots of places on the Internet which take PayPal.





The best part of this kind of job is your freedom. You're home with your family, your time is your own, and you can make money clearing clutter and selling things you no longer need or want. Better than Avon, MaryKay, Amway, or any other home show type business.


Talk to your CPA about how to manage the tax end of it; you should declare your earnings.


The downside is there are no benefits like health insurance, but you may have a spouse with adequate benefits. You could potentially earn enough selling on ebay to either self-insure or buy into your spouse's policy.
What is the best job for a mother who only has experience as a counter person in Dry cleaner store?
i dont know buddy try getting a job for the goverment(not fbi(the schools))
Reply:A hostess in a restaurant. Then work your way to waitress.
Reply:there a ton of jobs with that experience.. but I amsure you could handle data entry on a computer.. that doesn't take any computer knowledge really... very little...





Hotels always need people to clean and do laundry.. Your ? is kinda broad.





good luck!
Reply:whatever you want, this is still America....if Dogg the bounty hunter can be a hit,,so can you!





Just remember the stress factor when applying, some employers won't put up with the laid back types...
Reply:Counter person in a dry cleaning store?