MV Sport Supplier

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Does anyone know who carries MV Sport? I know I have seen their products, but cannot find anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your time.
LuAnn

[Japhel]

That's exactly the information I am looking for.

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I just registered on their website. The pricing seems a bit high, I sent an email questioning if the pricing is retail or wholesale.
Tried calling, but got a recording.

https://www.mvsport.com

LuAnn

[Japhel]

I registered too last night and sent an eamil, let me knwo if you hear back from them. I dont know if the prices are high, I just move to texas and don't have a retail number so everything I buy is regular price, wish I could buy wholesale price!

[signman]

It doesn't take much to get setup for 'wholesale buying', your first business reference is Melco since you bought a commercial machine from them and supplies, then get a retail 'sales tax' number if you have sales tax in your state. Sign up (FREE) for a UPIC number (www.upic.org) and use your clothing suppliers like Sanmar, Alpha, Bodek & Rhodes-they will sell wholesale to anyone with a credit card or check...but that gives you another 'wholesale' supplier for goods to show you are in business. Do it fast-you are not going to make much profit buying at retail prices and trying to mark up from that!
Good luck and welcome to the stress and headaches of owning your own business!
Roland

[Japhel]

Thanks Roland, the other reason why I haven't registered is because it's really hard for me to "start" my own businees, I have 3 kids (2 of them under 3) and all wild and stubborn like their mother. I am afraid to go "full force" on business and then realized I dont' have time to complete an order, I guessw I shouldnt be afraid.
I am going to go ahead and sign up for a number.
Thanks again

[signman]

If you have put the investment into the Amaya, and that's not pocket change...then you HAVE started your own business...sorry-you can't escape it!
Duct tape the kids into the corner chairs so they leave you alone, and start sewing! I went into business for myself 30 years ago-gave up a well paid sales job, divorced my 2nd wife, took over a small retail shop we had...and haven't looked back. I miss having insurance, taxes paid in, have had some rough times and eaten a lot of macaroni from a box...but remarried, developed the business, raised 2 kids and now closing down that original business (if it doesn't sell) so I can concentrate on my wife (kids are on their own) my grandson, and my jeeps and health.
So it can be done...hang in there-it's a bumpy ride but YOU SLEEP AT NIGHT knowing you have done a real job that is YOURS...
good luck
Roland

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Roland,
I love your solution to child care.
Margaret

[signman]

My third (and according to her, LAST wife) had and raised two boys...now 25 and 29...older one gave us a grandson 4 years ago...he and his wife were living with us for awhile before and after the wedding and baby...so we raised our grandson for a year and a half as 'baby sitters'...until he could climb out of the playpen in the office/shop-then they had to get child care. Now we steal him back every weekend we can get him...LOL...our own 2 boys we raised with a stern fist and plenty of threats-but they've turned out pretty good in spite of us! No kids with my first two exwives...good thing!

[signman]

that didn't come out right...I meant my third and current wife AND I had 2 sons...duh...made it sound like she did it all without me! LOL...I was 'housedaddy' the first couple years with each one-I stayed home while she went back to work. Worthwhile experience-but now since we have the grandson I let HER deal with all of it...LOL...payback!
But I love them all...