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thats cool and i know exactly how to make this return page
but the problem i use my paypal account to sell more than one product in more than one site and on each i want buyers to be redirected to another page after buying, anyidea how ?

for example if i am selling ebooks + softwares i want my buyers to be redirected to ebooks.mydomain.com after buying an ebook, and i want them to be redirected to softwares.mydomain.com after buying any of my softwares

by the way lets say i am selling an ebook, how can i give the buyer the ebook after they paid for it ? should it be a link in my webpage ?

I recommend you check into PayDotcom.com. They’re set up just for this purpose and you can sell limitless ebooks. Plus they have affiliates who will sell your ebooks for you. It’s all done through your PayPal account just like you’re doing currently, so there’s no waiting for payment like with Clickbank (plus the setup fee is much cheaper).

I’m thinking of Myanmar. I’ve seen many donation boxes in the wake of the cyclone, but if the government refuses to accept the money, where does it all go?

With large reputable charities, they try to get the things through like they said they would. If they can’t get it through, they have 2 options

1/ keep a lot of it to pay for their own expences (adim, rent, transport for the many activities they do.) If the country’s situation changes, then they would send the things on.

or

2/ Send it hoping it gets through, even thought the military government may take the food / clothe / medicine and sell it to support their army (that is what happened in the 90s with things sent to Ethiopia)

If you hear that your money went to the 1st option, don’t be too disappointed. Other services would take a less than average percentage out to keep things going.

i an expecting a child soon and am very tight on money. I still have to attain a significant amount of items before November 2nd. any suggestions as to where i can go in the Boston, MA area

We have something in the UK called freecycle, it’s a place where people offer things they no longer need but don’t want to have hassle of selling, or the waste of throwing away! I’m sure you would find everything and more than you need on there! I looked on the net and found a list of links to areas around you! I hope this helps and good luck with your new baby, and best wishes for the future!

I’ve seen many ads on television asking to donate old and unused cell phones, but I’m unsure where to find a local donation center. Can anyone help me? (Asheville, North Carolina)

Try www.americancellphonedrive.org or

www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com

I have a TON of stuff I don’t know what to do with. I’d like to donate it to Goodwill, but don’t know how? Are there things they will take and won’t?? I have clothes, a wedding dress, different odds and ends, books, a very old vanity that would be beautiful if someone could restore it.

Also, TONS of beanies!! My mother in law gave my son every beanie there was for years! I now have several large tupperware storage containers full and no idea what to do with them. My son no longer has any interest in them and neither do I !

Will Goodwill take those, or is there a better organization to donate those to??

Thanks!

There is also a big market for Beanies on Ebay. If they are not in good enough conditon to sell, I’m sure Goodwill could use them. Remember that Goodwill not only provides a place for people to buy things less expensively; they also train and employ handicapped people and others who could not find another job. The whole concept is to help many people in many ways. I started another Goodwill stack tonight, in fact.

Goodwill, Salvation army several of them do you will have to call around to find out . Good luck and god bless.

Two of the best places are the Salvation Army or the Good Will. They have stores in just about any town in the country and they DO come out to your house to pick things up.

Any type of thrift store would also likely come and pick things up. I just like using the Salvation Army and Goodwill because I know the money they raise go to good causes.

Is she a sinner or a saint, for asking for other people to pay for her girls school in Africa, if its her charity and shes a multi millionare, why would she beg for donations.

anyone can ask for money – it doesnt make you a sinner -and even if somebody is a sinner who cares???

half the people who call themselves "Christians" are out and out sinners.. hypocrites if I have ever known anyone to be…

There are a lot of kids in my county in PA who are underprivileged and their parents can’t afford for them to play sports. I want to start a program to collect donations for these kids so they can pay for their sports and other activities fees. Can I do that without going through a whole lot of IRS stuff if I claim the donations on my own personal taxes? Or how should I go about this?

It is only tax deductible if they are a 501c3 organization. It doesnt matter if they pay it or you do. There are fundraising opportunities out there where people dont expect a tax break because they got value for their money. I sell Tupperware and they have a program where you earn 40% on Tupperware sales.

Some non-profits such as Goodwill, Salvation Army etc.resell.

I’m looking for non-profit organizations that will actually donate the clothing, shoes etc to individuals in need who can’t afford to buy them.

The Salvation Army also give clothing to the needy – no charge.
They sell the clothing and use the money to provide other necessities to the unfortunate in shelters and people in desperate need. Personally, the Salvation Army is the only Organization I gladly donate money, food and clothing too.
Try a women’s shelter – they always need clothing for the
women that have to go there.