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All Depends What You are selling

make an amazon account. then add credit card or bank account. once you do this then click start selling. Select the catagorey and descibe the item. once you have done that then list it.

No, I can not think of one type of busness that can successful without information technoligy or IT. Of couse large coorpartes have to have there servers, domain controllers, and all sorts of IT equipment to fuction propperly but when u get to small buisness, construction, lawncare, even babysitters or gas stations rely on IT for example, Construction companies rely on cell phones and computer to draw maps, blue prints, and other schematics witch cell phones must connect to a server in order to fuction as a phone witch is IT, the phone server same goes for lawncare and babysitters, as for Gas stations 75% of the population uses credit cards, and check cards or just checks and in order to process the transaction it needs some kind of modem witch connects to many diffrent servers around the world in order to verify and transfer funds.

You will need the address to China that you want to mail the package to. Then make sure that the seller ships internationally. When you are ready to purchase your order it will ask for the delivery address and you will just type in the Chinese address.

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It's incredibly easy to sell on Amazon. If you type in the name of your book/DVD/whatever into the search bar, once it brings up the product page, a box on the right asks if you have one to sell. Click on that box, look at the used prices and determine if its worthwhile. If it is, all you have to do is click fill in your condition information and set your price.

For items listed without a Store account, Amazon takes a 15% commission plus 99 cents per item. You get the remainder plus about $2.99 for shipping (media mail shipping is usually costs you less than that). If you find you are going to sell more than 40 items per month you might want a store account -- they occasionally offer a couple of months free.

Every 2 weeks (or on your request) your earnings are swept into your bank account (you need to provide them the account number). You can also choose to have your earnings disbursed in the form of an Amazon Gift Card. You can accumulate up to $200 on a card in a 6-month period.

For more info on selling on Amazon, check out this eHow <a href="http://www.ehow.com/how_4498575_buy-used-books-resale-amazon.html"target="_blank>article</a>

Amazon was founded in 1994 by Jeff Bezos, who remains the Chairman, President and CEO. The actual owner is Capital Group Companies, who own 6.2 percent of the company.

Jeffrey P. Bezos was the founder.

I think amazon delivers books to India. But i got more than books, a MP4,, camping gear and a laptop delivered to my doorstep in India through 20north.com. they have all the stuff that i used to think of buying from amazon but they wouldn't ship. however, 20 north does it now and they accept payment in Indian rupees and take care of the customs duty too.

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Amazon.com was founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994. It was launched in 1995. Today, Amazon.com is a very popular website, allowing you to buy items. (Related Website: eBay)

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The customer is King here! Amazon pampers their customers, tracks their tastes and uses this information to create a unique customer experience. This e-tailer cultivates relationships that lead to customers liking and trusting them. This kind of service surpasses the most brilliant technology in use today. Amazon brought in the world of successful one-to-one marketing, a personal touch from another era. Teams are small. They are assigned authority and empowered to solve a problem as a service in anyway they see fit. End up with a design that is as minimal as possible. Simplicity is the key if you really want to build large distributed systems. Take it for granted stuff fails, that's reality, embrace it. For example, go more with a fast reboot and fast recover approach. With a decent spread of data and services you might get close to 100%. Create self-healing, self-organizing lights out operations. There's bound to be problems with anything that produces hype before real implementation. Use measurement and objective debate to separate the good from the bad. I've been to several presentations by ex-Amazoners and this is the aspect of Amazon that strikes me as uniquely different and interesting from other companies. Their deep seated ethic is to expose real customers to a choice and see which one works best and to make decisions based on those tests. Write the tools if necessary. Look for three things in interviews: enthusiasm, creativity, competence. The single biggest predictor of success at Amazon.com was enthusiasm. Hire a Bob. Someone who knows their stuff, has incredible debugging skills and system knowledge, and most importantly, has the stones to tackle the worst high pressure problems imaginable by just leaping in. Innovation can only come from the bottom. Those closest to the problem are in the best position to solve it. any organization that depends on innovation must embrace chaos. Loyalty and obedience are not your tools.

Jeff Bezos is an American business magnate and is the founder and CEO of Amazon.com. Amazon.com is now the largest online retailer. In 2000, Bezos founded Blue Origin which is a human spaceflight company.

No.

E-commerce was invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1744, but they called it Mail Order back then. The only difference between Franklin's catalog (which sold books) and Amazon is Amazon is done by computers and Franklin used mailed letters.

I remember when e-commerce first got big. All I heard was, "this is going to kill stores. No one will go to stores. No one will go to the mall. They'll just sit at home and order stuff." Wrong. Shopping is a social activity; there is a massive difference between sitting at home clicking around and going to the mall with your friends to have a cappucino, get your nails done and look at cute clothes. Or, in the case of guys, to go to the tool department at Sears and the humidor at the cigar store.

Amazon and the other e-merchants have a place. It's good for comparing a LOT of items in a really short time. You can get stuff online that's unavailable in the local area. But the "future" of retailing? No.

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Yes, but it will be the country's version in which you ordered from, so it might be region-restricted/coded

The ticker symbol for Amazon.com is AMZN and is traded on the Nasdaq.