Bargains to Bucks: A Simple Guide for Stay-At-Home Mons & Dads, Part-Time Workers, Bored Retirees, or Anyone With a Desire to Make Some Extra Money, Just by Shoipping!

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Summary: Very Small Book
Review: Bargins to Bucks by Kathy L. Wood was given to me by a friend. I thought Ms. Wood did a good job in putting this book together. Very user-friendly and she offers a lot of good ideas. Nice Job!

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Summary: Turn trash into cash!
Review: Bargins to Bucks by Kathy L. Wood was given to me by a friend. I thought Ms. Wood did a good job in putting this book together. Very user-friendly and she offers a lot of good ideas. Nice Job!

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Summary: No nonsense "How To" book
Review: If you want to make money and have an eye for the unusual, you will love Ms Wood's book. She tells secrets and techniques that give both the novice and the experienced bargain hunter a boost in making a profit from shopping at garage sales, thrift stores and auctions. The book is short, breezy, and very to the point.

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Summary: She shares her secrets!
Review: Kathy Wood has shown us the way to turn "trash" into "cash". This is the only how-to book you need if you are interested in skipping the technical jargon, while easily making some extra money! Who knew shopping could be a profitable part-time job? Thanks Kathy for a great book!

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Summary: Very Small Book
Review: She has a lot of good ideas but I was very disappointed in the size of the book for the price. It is the fastest book I have ever read. You could thumb through it at the bookstore and get all you need out it without buying it!

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Summary: Great How-to Book!
Review: This book gives specific things to look for when buying items to re-sell for a profit. She gives name brands, store names, and sales methods that have proven to be profitable for her. I can't wait to get started. There's no fluff in this book!

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Summary: Succinct, an easy read, a bit elementary
Review: Wood has a few good pointers here. However, if you have a good deal of common sense and you've been on eBay for a while, you'll come to the same conclusions. She did bring to light a few ideas about where to find stuff to sale; there again, nothing ground-breaking. This is a great book if you are afraid of testing the waters, and you want to feel better about your venture. I would have liked to hear the author's take on how she sells on eBay: her approach, how she determines where to start the opening bid, tips on how to make listings successful, and her eBay ID would be good to know to compare techniques. In other words, I wanted more nitty-gritty.