What are people buying online and what type of people are buying online?
Q. I ask this question because I am doing research on what people are willing to buy online. I'm not interested in any affiliate links so please don't even bother. I am interested in also knowing what type of people shop online. Who is doing the buying and what are they buying? Thanks.
Asked by Gregory - Fri Nov 20 13:02:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I sometimes buy books online - when i feel too lazy to go to the local mall's bookshop.
Answered by Ellie - Fri Nov 20 13:47:16 2009

What are the disadvantage of buying a property where Society is not formed?
Q. Currently i am looking into buying a property in Kharghar. The building in which I plan to buy a flat is about 5 yrs old but society is not formed. What are the suggestion - buy or d0n't buy. Also need opinion on if the Property rates will increase here? Or is there better place to buy a house where it will appreciate better. Please help.
Asked by Shilpa - Thu Apr 17 03:49:17 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Keep an eye on the development in the area, if you see it uprising then maybe look into it? real question is if you are willing to live somewhere without some luxuries
Answered by Mitchell P - Thu Apr 17 03:58:08 2008

Buying a house how do I figure what my taxes will be?
Q. I am buying a house. The value of the house is 160k. I am buying it for 90k. It has 3 acres. What will the taxes be on it? Well the seller owns 2 houses on a total of 20+ acres. I am buying 3 acres and 1 of the house. The house is 4 years old. They pay taxes on all of the land. So they do not know what the taxes on 1 will be.
Asked by Tim B - Tue Aug 29 18:01:43 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Depending on what county and state you're in, the tax history may be available online. I know in my state I can go to the assessor's site and enter the address of any property I'm consider buying. It lists the various tax percentages for hospital and schools and what tax was paid for the last several years.
Answered by misslabeled - Tue Aug 29 18:54:31 2006

What are the advantages of buying a motorcycle over buying a car?
Q. I'm thinking about buying a bike. I already have two cars but I'll probably make the bike my main source of transportation after I buy it though. I was also wondering if anyone had any recommendations on which bike to buy for my first. I like the sportier look but I don't mind the "cool" of a Harley.
Asked by Rocket - Sat Sep 5 23:21:13 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. if you want a 'sport' bike made after 95 id go with a kawasaki ex(ninja) 250/500, suzuki gs500, or a buell blast(all these are standard ish). you WILL drop your first bike, buy used, then sell it again. some of the older higher displacement bikes may also be good starter bikes, however parts may not be as readily available. take a msf course if your not sure, you really want to ride, burn, sweat, freeze, drip. i do not know about cruisers, however good luck finding a harley for less than 10k
Answered by 520 - Sun Sep 6 02:44:16 2009

When buying a inground pool liner, is it better to go with the thicker ones?
Q. My husband and I are buying a replacement liner for our inground pool. We've have noticed that liners vary in the "mils" We have seen them as thin as 16 mils and as thick as 30 mils". We don't know whcih is better. Common sense tells us thicker would be more durable, but someone told us that the thicker ones are heavier and in turn, might start to tear away from the pool walls. Does anyone have any reccomendations on how thick of a pool liner to buy?
Asked by rebeccastark79 - Mon Apr 21 11:05:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Thicker is better and will last longer. It shouldn't separate from the wall if it is fit properly. Excessive chlorine can cause the liner to shrink and you need to make sure the water level doesn't get low. The water holds the liner in place.
Answered by Larry - Mon Apr 21 11:21:12 2008

What are the laws on buying a car from someone that says buying as is?
Q. I bought a car from abuy here pay here lot,and it was a buy as is deal. I want to know if there are any laws to protect me if I find something wrong with it within 30 days of buying it?
Asked by tomandrach2 - Thu Jun 7 20:57:50 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The lemon law is for new cars. There is no 3 day, 7 day or 10 minute right of rescission. AS IS means if the car breaks in half as you are driving it out of the dealership, you own both halves.
Answered by SPATTMAN - Thu Jun 7 22:38:50 2007

What to know before buying a German Shepherd puppy?
Q. I'm planning to buy a German Shepherd pup. I want to know what to do before buying one. How do I know that the puppy I'm buying is healthy. How do I train the pup and the Do's and Don'ts. How to discipline the pup to follow me and how to make the pup once it grows up to recognize friend from foe.
Asked by what da?! - Wed Jul 21 19:45:20 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Congradulations!!! I love G.S, I just bought one myself a week ago she is 7 weeks old. There are many good answer's you have already gotten, however, first thing I would do is before buying your pup is find a good well recommended Vet, then go and talk with them and get them to tell you a list of things to look at an observe about the pup's and the pups parents. The Vet will also tell you to make sure you observe the pup's parents very well and read over thier records. Look over their Hips. They will explain things to you from A to Z of what to look out for before buying a purebread. Then if everything goes well and you love what you see, then I would definalty buy him/her. I know it's always a big scare and concern of spending a large… [cont.]
Answered by stylist25 - Thu Jul 22 22:41:33 2010

Why is buying a condo so much cheaper than buying a house?
Q. What`s the catch? Its also cheaper than renting in many cases, if you`re planning on staying for a couple years. I guess that depends on the area, but in many cases it is. So what`s the catch? Do you really own it until you choose to sell it? Why are they so much cheaper than buying a house and even renting in some cases? I realize they would be cheaper than a house, but its a huge difference.
Asked by Haily - Mon Jan 26 22:48:05 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Having lived and owned both...here is the downside of condo. You often share a common wall, I had a neighbor who would crank his TV...,,,you may not like your neighbors, and they can be "condo commandos" (they live to "catch" anyone violating the condo rules) If most of them decide the pool is too small, or the parking lot needs repaving ( or whatever) everyone has to pay. Think of it as joining a club and you agree to all the rules...Make sure you investigate if their are any" assessments" that have been levied on all the condo owners. You would inherit the "bill" By the time you pay Condo Association Fees, insurance, it might be cheaper than a house but it can add up and be more than renting. Also there are many condo buildings… [cont.]
Answered by Jon F - Mon Jan 26 23:49:26 2009

What's the difference between buying electronics from Best Buy and directly from the company that makes it?
Q. I'm planning on reserving an iPhone 4 tomorrow and I found that Best Buy is also allowing people to reserve the iPhone as well. I've always wondered why the prices at Best Buy are less than buying directly from the company and if there's any difference in the product you receive. :) Let me know your opinion please.
Asked by Untitled - Mon Jun 14 20:50:35 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There is no difference in quality for a given brand and model from different retailers. The manufacturer will often sell an item at full list price and allow their dealerships to set their own prices at a profit margin that they are comfortable with. A manufacturer wouldn't have a dealership network for long if they competed against their dealers by undercutting them. When I owned a manufacturing business my dealer pricing was typically 30-50% below list depending on the item and volume. Margins on consumer electronics tend to be somewhat less. Margins on accessories tend to be more. Don
Answered by DON - Tue Jun 15 01:23:38 2010

How does buying a ringtone on Itunes work?
Q. I was thinking of buying the office ringtone for my verizon phone. If I buy it do I have to pay monthly fees, or do I just pay the 99 cents and upload it.
Asked by mjones - Wed Jun 3 17:29:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Ventones try it, its a free site, i use it all the time i found them on the first page of google results when i searched for free ringtones so you know they are legit
Answered by James - Wed Jun 3 17:33:12 2009

What all is involved in buying a mobile home in a park?
Q. I am looking at buying a mobile home in a trailer park. Seems there are alot of different laws and stuff for buying one. Like down payments and different costs. Any one have any idea off all the different things you have to watch for or pay when buying a home like this please I need all the help and info so I do not make any mistakes ty to everyone I am looking at one in Trenton ontario they have the ROP there it is included in the price, the lot fee is low includes maintenance water sewer snow removal. Everyone that buys has a say in the park they are on the committee. I have all the rules for the park it is just the morgage and like if there would be taxes and additional costs besides the morgage like transfer fee or anything else like… [cont.]
Asked by Basic D - Mon Jan 15 21:50:54 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You have to make sure any previous loan is being paid out before you pay for it. A mobile home park is private property. You have to make sure you are an acceptable tenant on the land. There is no title as there is with real estate. The down payment is strictly up to whoever you get your financing with. If you are buying a used home, and dealing with a reputable realtor, you will be guided through the process.
Answered by Fred C - Mon Jan 15 22:03:39 2007

What to look for when buying a used Motorcycle ?
Q. What are the main things that you look for when your buying a used motorycle. I am planning buying a used sports bike in the 600 cc range but I dont know how to tell the good from the bad. How do I know that tires, brakes, or other stuff is damaged or abused. Can someone help me out i dont want to get gypt in buying my first bike. I know theres going be normal tear n where but anything major that you can tell by just look at it.
Asked by unknown - Mon Oct 19 13:43:23 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The short answer is to have the bike thoroughly looked at by a professional. This is the only way to ensure you are making a good purchase. It may cost you a few bucks, but you will have saved yourself a lot more money as well as the grief of purchasing a vehicle that is a lemon.
Answered by Finnegan - Mon Oct 19 13:49:20 2009

Is it worth buying a powerful computer with a high end graphic card to play games?
Q. Is it worth buying a powerful computer with a high end graphic card to play games ( and still wait months for the PC game release? ) or better buy ps3, x box or Nintendo consoles and play the games as they are launched?
Asked by klein - Sun Jan 25 08:59:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. I think that the best way to answer this question is going to be based on your preference for playing video games. Some people such as myself very much prefer the mouse and keyboard approach as opposed to a controller. Although a powerful gaming rig will cost much more than a PS3 or Xbox, it will be both upgradeable as well as usable for other activities. A high end computing rig will also outperform consoles by far. There are actually games that have been released for consoles that show graphical lag (such as GTA4 for PS3) and there is nothing you can do about it. The type of games you wish to play also make a big difference. If you enjoy having people over to your house to play games, or as something to do at a party than a console is… [cont.]
Answered by inseeisyou - Sun Jan 25 09:13:38 2009

What is the difference between buying and adopting a puppy or dog?
Q. A breeder, who, well bred for the first and only time due to an accident of his female getting out of her gate, asked a friend of mine Do you want to adopt a puppy? Then he asked another lady, Would you like to BUY a puppy? (BUY not ADOPT) Whats the difference between BUYING and adopting puppies? She was actually planned to be fixed a week after she got pregnant thinking she wasn't going to get to pregnant during that time.
Asked by Rotties for life! - Sat Jul 4 03:49:36 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Rescues tend to use "adopt" to engender sympathy for the plight of the canines in their care who are in need of a second chance home. Rescues charge a fee {sale price} to "adopt" a dog to help defray their running costs, so the dog is sold to the new owner. If a breeder agrees to sell the a puppy & the purchaser agrees to pay the sale price, the dog is sold to the new owner. No legal difference, just the wording. Whether yo use buy or adopt if money is exchanged for ownership of the dog, it is a contract for the sale of property from the owner to the purchaser.
Answered by Memphis Belle - Sat Jul 4 05:42:53 2009

Buying a violin from a store or the internet?
Q. Recently, I went to a music store that sells violins. After finding one, I went online later and saw that the same violin online costs 200-500 dollars less (on many sites). Is it just because the store included a case and bow? What's the difference with buying one from the store or from the internet? Which is better? I am not a beginner violinist
Asked by Cho - Thu Jul 19 01:04:34 2007 - - 7 Answers - 2 Comments

A. If you are dealing with a reputable online dealer that has a good return policy (100% satisfaction guaranteed) then there is absolutely no reason to avoid shopping online. If you already know the make and model of the violin you want, and it is exactly the same one, print out the page and take it to the free standing store. They are going to give you a whole line about the expense of stocking and setting instruments up before they leave the store, but most online dealers do that as well. Next they will tell you that it costs money to keep the store open and if you don't buy the instruments from them, they won't be there when you need strings and rosin and sheet music. Hit them back with "From the price of your strings, rosin and music,… [cont.]
Answered by cconsaul - Thu Jul 19 02:21:19 2007

Will buying a motorcycle be cheaper at the end of the year?
Q. I am planning on buying a motorcycle soon. A Kawasaki Ninja 250R as it's my first bike. Will they be cheaper when January starts, like an end of the year or new year sale?
Asked by George - Tue Nov 3 00:30:02 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. yea... i think it will be cheaper if you find the right bargain... people are strapped for chas this time of year as its christmas and all and alot of people tend to get rid of there things for fast cash no matter what they are.. i could be a ps3 game there trying to sell or even a car!
Answered by Joseph - Tue Nov 3 00:35:21 2009

What should I be buying at the grocery store?
Q. I feel like my boyfriend and I go to the grocery store quite often, but we always seem to run out of food very quickly. He suggested maybe we are buying the wrong things. What should we be buying?
Asked by katie - Fri Jun 20 00:06:32 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You clearly need to learn menu planning. Since you've never done this before, I'd start with a one week plan for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Get what you need to make those meals and nothing else. If you can stick with this for a couple of weeks, you'll start to think creatively about food. For example, If you ate steak on Monday and had a half steak left over, you can slice that leftover steak thin, freeze the meat and there's your meat for next week's taco night or chili night. Sounds like you guys do a lot of impulse buying. Take a list. Get everything on it and nothing else. Again if you try the menu planning method within a few weeks, you'll find yourself becoming a smarter shoppers. You'll start taking advantage of … [cont.]
Answered by Sew What? - Fri Jun 20 01:04:03 2008

What are the risks buying a vintage camera online?
Q. If I buy a collector camera through the internet, what are the risks involved compared to buying it at a local camera fair or shop?
Asked by Susan G - Sun Jun 18 05:35:15 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. research, research, research, read everything Carefully,read the small print, and read the entire add and most important know your dealing with if they don't have a street address back off and get everything in writing and you might get some else to read it in case you missed something. i bought off of eBay and it had a pic and a description on top and ended up getting something i didn't want so beware and find someone who deals in the product your buying you might get a pink elephant.
Answered by mia t - Sun Jun 18 05:54:06 2006

What baby items would you consider buying 2nd hand?
Q. What items would you want to buy new? If there is in item you would NEVER buy second hand give a reason. I am 10 weeks pregnant and want to do some research. I know their will be showers and gifts, but I also want to save money by buying items second hand. Any advice would be helpful. Thank you!
Asked by emamy - Mon Jul 28 19:35:45 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The only 2 things I would buy new are a crib and a car seat. unless i was getting them from someone I trusted and knew. Reason being, there are so many recalls every year on cribs and some of the older ones are not safe anymore. Also, car seats are the same, and you never know if one has been involved in a car accident already. Congratulations of your pregnancy!!!
Answered by nb_grl - Mon Jul 28 19:42:38 2008

How to learn about buying wholesale and selling for profit?
Q. I'm 17 and I'm really interested in the whole idea of buying items in bulk/wholesale and selling them on for profit. I have no idea where to start, where to buy wholesale goods from, just basically all about selling on wholesale. Any books/websites where I can learn?
Asked by unknown - Thu Aug 13 16:49:18 2009 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments

A. here's an excellent website to buy wholesale products. Also try You can narrow the categories on the left side menu. Some info on buying wholesale and reselling can be found at The link above is not a referral link from me. It's the only way to get to the page. Here's a great book you can get. Also try your local library for free books on wholesaling. Reselling. Drop shipping. ETC.. Talk to your librarian. They are immensely helpful. I hope this helps.
Answered by chimneygod - Thu Aug 13 17:07:24 2009