business for sale

A:It's just not something most of them like to advertise lol, you can try teh att'y general route but I'm not so sure how much fruit that will bear. But you might check the newspaper to see where and what types of auctions are in your area, this is one way businesses attempt to recover some of what is lost. I doubt seriously you'll get into (or want to get into) everything, likely it will take time but also likely you'll eventually discover your little corner, or niche, the stuff you'll find you repeatedly are succesful with, that will likely become your specialty and then you stick with that and leave the rest alone. Peace out, best of luck

A:You can list almost anything on your local Craig's List. If you don't have a local Craig's List, you can click on a city closest to you. Craig's List is great: You can upload 3 pictures, along with the description and terms of what you're selling (of course, pictures might not be applicable in this case?). You can have this post without your personal contact information, so your privacy is protected (until you begin to interact with people). Craig's List is built on the concept of trust, but like anything that is free, there is a price: You can't be sure of who you're dealing with and there is no mediation option (that I'm aware of). Also, Craig's List listings are 45 days! The downside is their search engine isn't as intense as, say, eBay's, so as you're 45 days comes to a close, your listing ends up lower on searches, but what the heck: you didn't pay for it! After 45 days, your listing is deleted from Craig's List. Also, most larger cities have some sort of free neighborhood newspaper(s); you may be able to advertise your business for free or very cheaply. My two cents regarding selling your business: I would spend a few dollars on investigating as thoroughly as you can the person(s) who plans to buy your business--A business is a baby--It should should be adopted by loving parents!

A:You can also try www.iupost.com. Its free and quick.

A:srryy i dk but i live in CT too!!

A:try criagslist.com thats a free site that people sell things on maybe they have a catagory you can sell your business