Learn to sell on EBAY by an Education Specialist trained by EBAY. Our classes are held in the southeastern Michigan area, from Ann Arbor to Monroe Michigan and all areas in between such as Canton Michigan where we are based. Formal classes are held at Ann Arbor Public Schools Recreation and Education, Monroe County Community College and now at Canton Township Leisure Services at the Summit on the Park facility. Private or individual classes can be held upon request. This course uses the official EBAY University Curriculum and course materials and is designed for those new to EBAY. There have been MANY changes made to Ebay in the last year, more changes than since the beginnings of Ebay. These changes mainly affect the Ebay seller, so it is important to be aware of these changes and how to adapt and thrive . All aspects of selling, including auction types, starting prices, promotion, photographs, shipping, packaging and selling strategies will be taught. When is the best time to start/end an auction? What is the best way to describe my item? How do I make my item stand out among others? Will my item sell? These and all your other questions will be answered by an instructor with a 98 percent instructor rating and hundreds of EBAY transactions with a 100 percent positive feedback rating! I have been teaching in the Education Specialist program since early 2005. Avoid beginners mistakes and get more for your items!

REGISTRATION NUMBERS OR WEBSITE
Monroe County Community College-734-242-7300 x 4127http://www.monroeccc.edu/reginfo/regindex.htm

Ann Arbor Public Schools-www.aareced.com

Canton Township Leisure Services registration begins online January 8th and in person January 9th.

http://leisure.canton-mi.org/
for more information on classes and registration.

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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

New forever priority boxes

USPS to Offer Forever Postage for Priority Mail Flat-Rate Packaging
By Ina Steiner
AuctionBytes.com
April 11, 2011

The U.S. Postal Service will offer Forever postage on Priority Mail flat rate packaging beginning April 17, 2011. Forever postage is good for mailing anytime in the future, regardless of price changes; the first Forever stamp was introduced in 2007 for First Class mail. With the new Priority Mail Forever postage, the Postal Service will offer bundles of Priority Mail packaging that have prepaid mailing labels affixed for the following types of packaging:

Priority Mail Flat Rate Envelopes - Regular, Legal, Padded;
Priority Flat Rate Boxes - Small, Medium (2 styles), Large.

The Forever Prepaid Flat Rate Packaging will be available for purchase in 3, 5, 10, and 25 count packs.

According to the USPS, the change provides convenience to customers, who will no longer have to go online to purchase postage, affix it to a package, and wait in line at a post office to mail the package. They will now be able to give the package to their carrier, drop it in an automated postal center, or drop it off at a Postal Service retail counter.

The PRC issued an order on April 7, 2011 approving the use of Forever postage on Priority Mail flat rate packaging.
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