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April 5th, 2013 11:52 AM #41
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April 5th, 2013 11:55 AM #42
mahirap ang franchise ng mga dunkin donuts and mister donut. may forecast ka kasi na ibibigay for everyday. pag nasobrahan forecast mo, alam mo na almusan mo everyday hangang maubos yung stocks mo hehe walang return pag sobra order mo. and kailangan everyday fresh.
sa UV express naman, unless mag colorum ka, mahirap na ngayon. kasi sa pagkaka alam ko, hindi na nagr-release ng linya ngayon. malaki kita pag owner-driver ka. kaso madami ding expense. may association sila, may radyo pa, basta daming babayaran.
kung makakuha ka ng big brand softdrinks/beer, ok yun. sigurado kita ka talaga. kaso malabo na makahanap ng area ngayon. mostly covered na kasi
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April 5th, 2013 11:59 AM #43
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April 5th, 2013 12:03 PM #44
Naisip ko rin yan dati. USD60 lang balikbayan box and you can stuff anything you want (no weight limit)
Mga department stores kasi dito at least 50% mark up on US products eg lipstick that costs USD15 (PHP600) costs PHP1.1K at the mall or a set of nail polish that costs USD43 (PHP1720) sells for PHP4200 at the mall!!! I browsed at sulit and saw quite a number of sellers na mga US products lang benta eg (Victoria's Secret and Bath and Body works). Naisip ko nga magbenta para mabawi at least yung cost of shipping ko for the stuff that I regularly buy from the US, but might as well make money from it? Ayoko lang kasi yung I will ship the product tapos sasabihin hindi natanggap or damaged. I prefer to meet up pero parang delikado naman. hehe.
ANo masasabi niyo sa Sunlife na VUL? PHP100k minimum daw.
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April 5th, 2013 12:08 PM #45
huwag na dunkin or mister donuts, J.Co na lang araw2x haba ng pila wala kang lugi.
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April 5th, 2013 12:33 PM #46
ano naman delikado sa meetup ikaw ang pipili ng lugar
mag meet kayo sa mall, coffee shop...
beauty products ang binebenta mo malamang babae ang ka-meet mo di ka naman re-reypin
ANo masasabi niyo sa Sunlife na VUL? PHP100k minimum daw.Last edited by uls; April 5th, 2013 at 12:46 PM.
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April 5th, 2013 01:06 PM #47
kung may L300 ka, kahit mangolorum ka bilang iskul bus.
yan ang alam kong panalo!
yung mga kilala ko, solve diyan.
tapos pag nakabawi ka na at nakita mong lucrative, tsaka mo linyahan as school bus (di ka pa rin talo kasi mag-tataas ka naman ng service fee).
tulad ng sabi ni renz,
oks ang school bus.
at puwede kang mag sideline pag summer tulad ng pag-pick up sa mga nursing students sa kanilang boarding haus tapos dalhin sa school or ojt place nila tulad ulit ng mga kakilala kong mga drayber ng L300 na manyakis.
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April 5th, 2013 02:07 PM #48
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April 5th, 2013 02:33 PM #49
If it's a business idea that anyone with a little bit of cash can also enter in, chances are you're gonna have very low returns. I think the only mainstream businesses (e.g. food carts, internet cafes, etc) that succeed are those that have some sort of competitive advantage such as having a very, very good location, or perhaps paying no rent.
Even with common ventures, it's always good to have a USP. Otherwise, you're no different from the thousands of others.
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April 5th, 2013 03:01 PM #50
meron prangkisa chong, sa LTFRB ka pupunta. at kailangan affiliate ka ng isang school. pero dali namang paikot-ikutin niyan.
nag iinspect ang LTO, MMDA at LTFRB tuwing pasukan kung may bumabiyaheng mga colorum na school buses. makita nga lang nilang ordinaryong van ka tapos puno at siksikan ang sakay mo at mga bata, yari ka.
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