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    lf. The reality is that he makes about $0.60 per book from postage reimbursements (my estimate). If he only made a dollar each on average for every book he sold, and sold 84,000 books per week, plus his postage profit
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    Before deciding whether or not to buy a book that only has a profit potential of a dollar or two, you really need to know and understand your own business model, your break-even, and in some cases, the expected turn-around for that book.

    There are some booksellers that make a very handsome living selling penny books, but they do not sell only penny books. One such bookseller that I know has 2,500,000 books in his inventory and six people that do nothing but list new books for him each day at the rate of 12,000 every day (2,000 per person). If he were to only maintain his inventory level, he would sell 84,000 books per week. If he got all his books free and sold them for a penny each I would really question his business model, $840 in profits would not be worthwhile - he couldn't even pay his six listing employees, let alone all his other employees or himself. The reality is that he makes about $0.60 per book from postage reimbursements (my estimate). If he only made a dollar each on average for every book he sold, and sold 84,000 books per week, plus his postage profits

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    There are some booksellers that make a very handsome living selling penny books, but they do not sell only penny books. One such bookseller that I know has 2,500,000 books in his inventory and six people that do nothing but list new books for him each day at the rate of 12,000 every day (2,000 per person). If he were to only maintain his inventory level, he would sell 84,000 books per week. If he got all his books free and sold them for a penny each I would really question his business model, $840 in profits would not be worthwhile - he couldn't even pay his six listing employees, let alone all his other employees or himself. The reality is that he makes about $0.60 per book from postage reimbursements (my estimate). If he only made a dollar each on average for every book he sold, and sold 84,000 books per week, plus his postage profit

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    six people that do nothing but list new books for him each day at the rate of 12,000 every day (2,000 per person). If he were to only maintain his inventory level, he would sell 84,000 books per week. If he got all his books free and sold them for a penny each I would really question his business model, $840 in profits would not be worthwhile - he couldn't even pay his six listing employees, let alone all his other employees or himself. The reality is that he makes about $0.60 per book from postage reimbursements (my estimate). If he only made a dollar each on average for every book he sold, and sold 84,000 books per week, plus his postage profit
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    books free and sold them for a penny each I would really question his business model, $840 in profits would not be worthwhile - he couldn't even pay his six listing employees, let alone all his other employees or himself. The reality is that he makes about $0.60 per book from postage reimbursements (my estimate). If he only made a dollar each on average for every book he sold, and sold 84,000 books per week, plus his postage profit
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    lf. The reality is that he makes about $0.60 per book from postage reimbursements (my estimate). If he only made a dollar each on average for every book he sold, and sold 84,000 books per week, plus his postage profits, he would be profiting $134,400 per week. The truth is that I do not know his real margins and I wouldn't even ask, but I can easily estimate them based on my own experience in very large random book lots, and he probably makes about $175,000 per week from his sales of books profiting only $0.01 to $1.50 each. His business model is based on low margin and high volumes using automated packaging and shipping tools.

    This is not a practical option for the home-based bookseller and the time spent cleaning, packing, and shipping books from home like this will end up making you $0.15 per hour for your efforts and you will have to clean and pack around the clock. Unless you intend to invest a lot of money in automated packing systems and hire a bunch of employees, I would stay clear of the penny books and focus on the ones with higher profits.

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