I have been living in Thailand for over two years and try to do e-commerce with my home country. Did once, and now doing second time, hopefully will succeed.

My idea is to use materials that are cheap here compared to Europe or US and make a product, then sell online.

I am interested to know if any of you have done this, and did it work out tremendously, moderately, or at all?

Care to share?

I sold Som Tam on ebay. Very successful market in southern Bulgaria.

Has anybody tried selling their TV nick on eBay?

Has anybody tried selling their TV nick on eBay?

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I sold Som Tam on ebay. Very successful market in southern Bulgaria.

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I sold Som Tam on ebay. Very successful market in southern Bulgaria.

Pla Ra may be a niche, particularly in Africa. Perhaps in exchange of a couple of millions from Ghana

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I watched this one video about this farang & his wife who sold locally sourced silver jewelry on ebay. Seemed pretty successful at it.

I have thought of this too... I first thought of e-mailing tuk-tuks back to the UK for use in London and other built up areas, but I suspected the 3G network's might not handle the traffic.... I then thought of creating website showcasing luxurious foods from around the world and particularly Thailand - Facebook got there first, they beat me to the 'Beach Jump' photo website too...

So instead I purchased copy-wright to the phrase 'Don't invest more than you can afford to walk away from'..... It didn't cost me much, I suspect a scam...

Well, I thought it would be more enlightening...not so much as what substance but more of why and did it work out!

Anybody?

About 580,000+ people came up with this idea before you.

Expect stiff competition, and thin margins.

go buy part of a teak forest and build tables. you could probably make a profit in that if you shipped enough quantity overseas where teak furniture is quite expensive.