I want to get my retail merchants licence but I don’t know what to look up. Can you help me?

I am not completely clear on what you are asking. The State of IN’s site for licences is at:

http://www.in.gov/ai/licensing/

or you can call them at 317.233.0800/ 800.457.8283

or you can email them at stinfo@sic.state.in.us

I don’t know that you can print your Retail license online, but the above should help you answer that question.

I’m 18 years old and finishing an extra semester in high school. After January 25 I will be done and have the spring and summer to work. I am looking to get a job but want to avoid retail. What kinds of jobs (part time or full) should I be looking for? I only have retail experience but I have excellent recommendations. Any suggestions?

Education.mypressonline.com – I found such internship info here. It has lots of internships, job openings and scolarships for college students.

I have the Retail of wotlk but how can I turn it into wowtorn? Where to download the patches?

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Cannot get a straight answer on why. When you purchase something on sale you pay tax on sale amount not the price on pre-sale amount. Arbonne charges you Retail tax on bonus products or if the products are discounted. So if you are a wholesale member you will pay tax on retail prices.

You have two choices:

If Arbonne has agreements with each state government, which they should, you can make your claim to Arbonne for any overpaid taxes. I’m sure that you sell wholesale to your downline and then they end-up collecting taxes at the point-of-sale. In this case, you should charge your downline the same taxes you pay, and let them deal with it.

If you sell products at retail for less than the amount that Arbonne computes, then you can make a claim to Arbonne for the difference. This would also apply to items that you consume for personal use or product demonstrations.

If Arbonne requires you to be set-up as a Resale Vendor with your state (I highly doubt that this is the case), then you can claim your refund (if any) with them.

Good luck.

My understanding is that Arbonne is a great company with good potential. I have no ties to them, but I wanted to express this, in case you thought that I might have a bias in either direction.

There are 3 types of License in Windows XP. The Retail, Volume License and Original Equipment Manufacturer which is OEM. Whats the difference between the OEM VS the Retail of Windows XP? And when most People build there own Computers…Do they use the OEM version or the Retail Version??

Thanks for your advice. I am just curious.

OEM has little to no support, can only be used with one computer, and costs less.

Retail has full support, can be used with more than one computer, but costs a lot more.

i personally go with retail, just because if you are upgrading your computer then windows has a chance of thinking you have a different computer when something new is installed.

oem is good for single builds. that is why it is included with most brand name computers like Dell, Gateway, HP, etc. pre-installed.

I’m looking to apply for a job at a store, but on the website, there are two different applications.
Employment Application: Retail Location
Employment Application: Corporate Office
Which one do I pick?

Most chain stores that have locations in many states have a main office that does the accounting, buys the stuff that all the stores sell, produces the payroll checks, and other things. The corporate office may not be located in your town. If you want to work for the main office, choose Corporate Office. If you want to work at one of the stores, choose Retail Location.

I have a Louis Vuitton tote bag and a few Gucci, Prada, and Chanel purses I would like to sell. I could easily get an authentication notice from a store, so proving that they’re authentic won’t be a problem. These purses have only been used 7 or 8 times.

What is the typical Retail value for a used purse? How much is it usually marked down?

Well first of all it depends on the size, the brand and the model. Channel’s are most likely the most expensive,the LV , the prada and then gucci. But that is no guarantee it depends.
It also depends how old they are…..the older (vintage ) the less expensive. In storre the classic chanels go for 2000-4000 dollars, online they are priced 1000-2000 for a great condition used one, that is a model between 2005-2010
It really depends on the bag.
It’s usually marked down by anywhere from 500 – -2000 dollars depending on the condition

I would be interested in maybe purchasing, if you would like someone to sell some of them to
hope that helped

I want to start my own line of active wear and open up my own store. Obviously a business degree is a good path to go, however, I’m not sure I’d really like it. My university offers a Retail & Consumer Science degree- is this a good way to go? Or is this a bs degree that would be a waste of my money? Thanks!

From the universities I know that offer this degree, it certainly couldn’t hurt. But, if I remember correctly the course requirements. there was not much in the way of design & manufacture for clothing lines. It was more about sourcing wholesale and retail management in addition to basic business courses. You should see if there is a way to minor in fashion design or do a custom major of fashion design combined with Retail and consumer science.

I would recommend, in addition to your school work, getting a job with a retail store to learn the ropes first hand. There is a lot to business that can’t be learned in the classroom or in books. There is nothing like real experience to know what people like what they don’t and how they behave when they’re in a shop. I’ve known plenty of people with successful retail businesses who have never attended university. But, if you plan on working for another company at any point in your career, having your degree will be necessary to advancement.

If you have the chance to go to university, take it! There are always benefits to having the degree.

Best of luck to you!!!

How can i break into that environment? I mean everyone wants EXPERIENCE. It’s so frustrating because all i want is some money (i can’t even afford a loaf of bread atm) and some useful expeience that can lead me onto bigger things. Does my retail experience mean i have to stick to Retail and i have no chance of getting into an office environment? I’m not interested in call centres.

Oh and i’m in the UK.

Well your best bet is to try for entry level positions and tailor your resume to highlight the skills and experience you have that would be useful in an office environment. If you have retail sales experience you have a lot of experience with people and customer service and working as a team. Framed for the right position, those are very valuable traits for an office worker.

You might have to start at the bottom, but everyone does. Try to apply for basic positions that you are qualified for like file clerks, or receptionists (because receptionist have to answer phones and work with people). Some administrative positions do require a lot of experience because in large companies the assistants and receptionists are required to do A LOT. But when you search for job postings look at the list of required tasks for the job and the required skills. If you have some of those skills and have done similar tasks in a retail job, highlight those in your cover letter and resume.

And be honest in your cover letter. There is nothing wrong with telling an employer that while you might not have direct experience in an office environment you have X amount of years working in retail and X, Y and Z skills from retail are why your experience is relevant to the job. Sell yourself!

Good Luck!

Are there any retail stores that will hire me for management, if I don’t have any management experience, but DO have Retail experience and a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration?

None. (with business sense) The type of job you has too work your way up.
Peace.