blog?

Ok,ok, I can't stand it any more lol....what is blog???
Also, is there a bead wholesaler in or around Orlando that would accept
a Canadian vendor permit as proof of business? We'll be there sometime
after the new year.....

Thanks....Sharon in SW Ontario Canada

biig wrote:

Ok,ok, I can't stand it any more lol....what is blog???


A blog is a web log -- and online diary of sorts. You my read one of
mine at the URL below.


Arondelle
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To email me, empty the pond with a net
Visit Arondelle's Dream Worlds at: http://www.arondelle.com
Read my Blog: http://www.angelfire.com/blog/arondelle/index.html

I don't think vendors will need anything more than your Can. vendors permit.
Unless you're buying in such quantity that importation duties might come
into play.

Tina


"biig" wrote in message ...

Ok,ok, I can't stand it any more lol....what is blog???
Also, is there a bead wholesaler in or around Orlando that would accept
a Canadian vendor permit as proof of business? We'll be there sometime
after the new year.....

Thanks....Sharon in SW Ontario Canada

Thanks Tina...do you know of bead stores in Orlando? I'll be looking
for retailers too since they seem to have unique beads that the
wholesalers don't carry (at least that's what I've found so far....I've
only been doing this since September.)...Sharon in SW Ontario Canada

Christina Peterson wrote:

I don't think vendors will need anything more than your Can. vendors permit.
Unless you're buying in such quantity that importation duties might come
into play.

Tina

"biig" wrote in message ...

Ok,ok, I can't stand it any more lol....what is blog???
Also, is there a bead wholesaler in or around Orlando that would accept
a Canadian vendor permit as proof of business? We'll be there sometime
after the new year.....

Thanks....Sharon in SW Ontario Canada

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Thanks Tina...do you know of bead stores in Orlando? I'll be looking
for retailers too since they seem to have unique beads that the
wholesalers don't carry (at least that's what I've found so far....I've
only been doing this since September.)...Sharon in SW Ontario Canada

Where do you think they get those beads? Retail stores buy from wholesalers!
It's just a matter of looking until you find the right ones. Also, see if you
can find any bead shows along the lines of Intergem (you might have to drive to
Detroit).

Celine

--
Handmade jewelry at http://www.rubylane.com/shops/starcat
"Only the powers of evil claim that doing good is boring."
-- Diane Duane, _Nightfall at Algemron_

I don't know any bead stores in Orlando. I live in the opposite corner of N
America. I live in Alaska. (But my daughter was born in Kitchener).

Tina


"biig" wrote in message ...
Thanks Tina...do you know of bead stores in Orlando? I'll be looking
for retailers too since they seem to have unique beads that the
wholesalers don't carry (at least that's what I've found so far....I've
only been doing this since September.)...Sharon in SW Ontario Canada

Christina Peterson wrote:

I don't think vendors will need anything more than your Can. vendors
permit.
Unless you're buying in such quantity that importation duties might come
into play.

Tina

"biig" wrote in message
...

Ok,ok, I can't stand it any more lol....what is blog???
Also, is there a bead wholesaler in or around Orlando that would
accept
a Canadian vendor permit as proof of business? We'll be there
sometime
after the new year.....

Thanks....Sharon in SW Ontario Canada

Sharon, blog is short for weblog, which is usually a sort of journal, a
diary. (My blog is not like a diary, it's mostly a place where I post links
to interesting links that I like, separated into categories).
--

Eni Oken
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Jewelry artist
http://www.enioken.com
Online tutorials on jewelry making

"biig" wrote in message ...

Ok,ok, I can't stand it any more lol....what is blog???
Also, is there a bead wholesaler in or around Orlando that would accept
a Canadian vendor permit as proof of business? We'll be there sometime
after the new year.....

Thanks....Sharon in SW Ontario Canada

Well, if you wan to know how to start up a Blog, it's pretty key to
know whether you are going to go with a hosted solution like
Blogger.Com or via one that you maintain yourself on your own website.
That's pretty key to decide before you start because otherwise it gets
pretty tough to change over.

Blogs are a subject that is both easy and complex at the same time;
easy to get going with fast, but complex to do right from a marketing
point of view.

In terms of resources that discuss the inner secrets of both Blogging
and RSS, I recently bought the Stephen Pierce course on the subject and
find it to be quite excellent in terms of specific advice and ideas
that you might not think of otherwise.

You can find information about the Pierce Blog & RSS resource he

http://www.innercirclesecrets.com/BlogRSS.htm

Either way, I do recommend that people learn up about the subject
before committing to a system, and then regretting it laster. The
Pierce course gives some pretty specific recommendations about that.
Regards,

AKS

is there a bead wholesaler in or around Orlando that would accept
a Canadian vendor permit as proof of business?

I don't know about the rules in FL, but in CA, in order to buy without
paying sales taxes, the resale certificate has to be a CA one, unless
the purchase is being shipped out of state by the seller. Some
wholesalers are not set up to do retail sales, and thus may not be set
up to collect taxes. (Depending on the policies of the vendor, you may
still get the wholesale price, but taxes on that would still be due.)
Kaytee

I've bought beads in CA with my AK business license. Mostly the retail
stores will not give me a discount, but will not charge tax.

Tina


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is there a bead wholesaler in or around Orlando that would accept
a Canadian vendor permit as proof of business?

I don't know about the rules in FL, but in CA, in order to buy without
paying sales taxes, the resale certificate has to be a CA one, unless
the purchase is being shipped out of state by the seller. Some
wholesalers are not set up to do retail sales, and thus may not be set
up to collect taxes. (Depending on the policies of the vendor, you may
still get the wholesale price, but taxes on that would still be due.)
Kaytee