Is it worth doing Usborne Books At Home?

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Obviously I'm not hoping to make loads and loads of money, I just need to make about £100 per week on average. Is that completely unrealistic? Also does location matter? I'm near Manchester. Anyone who has any experience of this, please could you advise me?

Someone on here is Usborne seller and often has threads about their sales (sorry, can't think of their name). You might want to do a search and ask their advice.

i think it was littlelapin and i dont think she is here anymore though i might be wrong.

Oh I thought I saw a thread from a different poster the other day.

Try looking for lackadaisycal or chloemegjess. I think they are sellers.

Thanks PuzzleRocks, i'll do that.

Just found a small business add from cmj, silly me obviously didn't look properly.

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I'd say it's hard to earn that much, yep, unless you recruit a lot of other people and get commission on their sales. if that's how you approach it, then maybe. if you try just selling the books, no way can you earn that imo. it's nice for a sideline, bit of extra cash every now and then, and hard to actually lose money on it, unless you buy your kids loads of books of course

Hi, wondered if you'd made any decisions re party plan yet - I have recently joined mini IQ books as an independent associate and Im really enjoying it. The best thing is its well established but with very little coverage in the north so getting in early gives a head start. If anyone north of Manchester interested its definately worth a look - let me know if you're still debating and I may be able to help x