What Are Some Clever Ways Or Tips for Selling Your Car?

Always try to up sell your car just like up selling yourself in an interview. Highlight all the good key features eg. power doors power locks etc. Try not to touch on the bad stuff unless it's a safety issue or something that is clearly obvious. Hope this helps

1. VALUE? question about selling diamond platinum ring?

Value mainly will depend upon the size and quality of the 28 diamonds in the ring. Take the ring to a Jewelry store that does jewelry appraisals. The platinum in the ring itself makes it more valuable than a 14K gold ring.

2. Selling recently acquired personal items in order to pay down debt?

I would find it painful to have to sell something that I went into debt for at half of the price that I paid. I hope you find it painful as well, and that it makes an impression on your future use of debt.Yes. Sell your video games even though you have not paid for them. You might get a better price from a private buyer. Use the money from selling them to pay down the debt, then pay off the rest of the debt as aggressively as possible starting with the highest interest rate first (accounting for the 0% debts that you will pay back-interest on if you do not pay them during the introductory period)

3. Am I chaged commission when buying and selling a stock?

yes, its per trade, a trade is a purchase or a sell, 25 bucks to get in and out

4. How serious is selling fraudulent documents to an illegal alien and smuggling illegal aliens ?

Makes you wonder. How Many terrorists are here just waiting for the right moment?

5. I have Mineral Rights to some property and am thinking of selling them?

Personally, if I owned mineral or water rights, I would NEVER sell them! Ever! They are a valuable assets that can continue paying you for many many years, and with the price of oil and gas right now, I would hang onto those mineral rights! My grandmother owns mineral rights for natural gas in north central Montana and they are presently being leased for 7 years by another company. In her lease, she can heat her house as much as she wants, and anything on her property for FREE, as long as she pays for all the piping and infrastructure to get it from the wells to her buildings. She can jack that thermostat up to 100 degrees and she does not have to pay a cent for it. It heats her garage, her greenhouse, her barns! and in north central Montana, 30 miles south of the Canadian border, that's a mighty fine perk to have! It also supplements her income and retirement pay. And the leases are inheritable, which means she will be able to pass them down to her children. They may sell them, since there is 11 of them, but probably they will use them to fund the homestead, as it is on the National Registry of Historic Places. I am sure in Texas, there are plenty of companies who you can talk to and attorneys who specialize in oil and gas leases. Start asking around and get some information.

6. selling wii need help is it too much?

$291 is being too generous with all those extras. maybe $320 but that's just me, try craigslist.org if you want to sell all that fast, or ebay.

7. more info selling my old truck help?

$500- 600 most you will prob get out of it. sounds like the stereo and speakers are worth more than the truck

8. Why are Conservatives selling Benghazi T-Shirts, are they trying to profit from that tragedy?

yes they are. in fact there is a Benghazi site dedicated to raising funds for republican members. the "investigation" is a sham. just like the other ones that led to nothing. it is about diminishing Clintons excellent records and head of the State Department.

9. Is a 2.5% commission keeing our house from selling?

What you thought was obviously not what he thought. Commission variables happen often, but his office may not allow it, so that may be why he has never heard of it. If you have the opportunity to do a job for X, or X .5%, which job are you going to take? If a house meets my clients criteria, I am going to show it to them regardless of the commission. But if it is an iffy match and a lower commission, I move on. Whether he needs the money or not is of no consequence, it costs money to market a home, that money comes out of his pocket whether the house sells or not. If he is unwilling to do a variable rate commission and you are unwilling to go to 6%, could you do 5.5% or a buyer's agent bonus instead? If he is doing the job for you and you are happy with his services, stay with your current agent and adjust the compensation package.