Does anyone who wants to open a store here have to purchase a store membership? I am asking because I have new people tell me they won’t open their store here once they come in to set up because they have to pay to have a store here. Is this true?
And, if this is not true and they can start with a free store set up here, you must need to make that more known to them when they look things over where you sign up in that area, as they are leaving the site because of this and Bonanza is losing new member sellers because of it.
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shilowsboutique Reputation: 49 See shilowsboutique's booth |
I think terminology between store and booth is getting confused. A booth is free except for the level of final value fee you pay when a item sells and there is a cost for a store. And, it is my understand that even if you opt to have a store, you will also still have the free booth Hopefully, this link will help you understand the difference https://www.bonanza.com/site_help/seller_success/booth_vs_webstore
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abigdogmom Reputation: 3559 See abigdogmom's booth |
Hi [URL removed]
Everyone starts with a free Bonanza booth, and purchasing a webstore account is not necessary to sell here. If it was, I wouldn’t be able to be here. I did have to do some reading and info gathering to understand that when I joined. It seemed that I’d have to buy a subscription, but I believed I could have a free shop here, so I kept searching until I found out for sure.
Sandi
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PaperNirvana Reputation: 105 See PaperNirvana's booth |
You do not need to purchase a membership to have a booth, Bonanza must have the membership options very visible. And people are often too distracted to read the fine print.
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rapidreader Reputation: 534 See rapidreader's booth |
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