I Think it's needs some research, collect expat data, ask embassies maybe to send a flyer out to all, there registered contacts, or alternative methods, through American Clubs, Brit Clubs and anyother clubs, If you can get people interested in a social event, too meet and discuss, certain goods, that are useful to the home or family, then it may work.tea4two wrote:hey ksl, what u meantioned seem to be an idea...... problem is i have no contact in singapore. Well, people on this forum, i guess, people will just remain on-line and not want to go further.... what do u think?
ksl wrote:I Think it's needs some research, collect expat data, ask embassies maybe to send a flyer out to all, there registered contacts, or alternative methods, through American Clubs, Brit Clubs and anyother clubs, If you can get people interested in a social event, too meet and discuss, certain goods, that are useful to the home or family, then it may work.tea4two wrote:hey ksl, what u meantioned seem to be an idea...... problem is i have no contact in singapore. Well, people on this forum, i guess, people will just remain on-line and not want to go further.... what do u think?
It is actually the preparation of the event, and the experience you can deliver, that makes it all worth while. There are some quite interesting home businesses available, like knitting,
The supplier gives you the wool and you knit jumpers, I recall a Scotish Company doing it years ago, one of my girlfriends at the time used to knit while watching TV, 25 pound a jumper if i'm not mistaken, normally 4 to 6 hrs work, and they where sold off a silly prices, down in London.
However tupperware, i believe paid out in goods, and not cash! I think only area supervisors made cash. although it seems like a hundred years ago, and my memory isn't that good these days.
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