A great book by a great sales professional. After reading this, my sales increased by 400% (from previous month’s one sale to following month’s four sales… just kidding)

This book is not just for people who are in sales profession. In my opinion, people who hate selling all the more should read it. Whatever we do in life, in one way or another is a form of selling. From applying for a job to getting your colleague to watch a movie with you. Some may say “that’s persuasion”, but isn’t persuasion part of selling after all?

More information:
382 pages. Published in 2000.

I bought this for: S$9.90. Now I’m selling I sold it for: S$3.

By the author who wrote “Why Men Don’t Listen & Women Can’t Read Maps”. It’s a massive collection of jokes. I bought it hoping it’ll help my Toastmasters Club speech projects, then I realized I should have paid attention at the title of the book…

More information:
615 pages. Published in 2004. Autographed by author.

I bought this for: S$19.60. Now I’m selling for: S$10.

Got this book from gift exchange in one of the Christmas, I was actually hoping for a Volkswagen. Anyway, since I did not pay a dime for this, I’m giving it away for free.

(Wait a minute, the gift I gave away cost me 10 bucks!)

More information:
118 pages. Published in 1992.

I bought this for: S$0. Now I’m giving it away to the first person who responses to this blog entry (use the “Post a comment” form below lah).

You probably wonder why the heck would I have this thing. No I didn’t use this to make websites. This device measures and tells you your body fat percentage. Guys, next time your wife/girlfriend asks you again if she’s fat, don’t talk, tell her to use this, you’ll be safe (hopefully the device will survive too…)

I bought this for: S$100. Now I’m selling for: S$20.

There really isn’t much to write about these kind of stuff. Oh, they are all in A4 size, by the way.
I bought this for: (can’t remember, a few million dollars may be). Now I’m giving them away to the first person who responses to this blog entry (use the “Post a comment” form below lah).

This mouse doesn’t know how to prepare ratatouille, but it’s free, so stop complaining.

I bought this for: S$10. Now I’m selling for: S$0 (first come first serve - Singapore only).

This works well with Singnet’s ADSL broadband connection. It let’s you share your broadband connection to up to 4 computers, while the other end connects to your ADSL modem, all via ethernet cables (RJ-45). This is not a WiFi router. I know it’s a little old school, but if your desktop is just sitting right next to your modem, you’ll probably find this (70mbps) better than getting a WiFi router (54mbps).

I bought this for: S$70. Now I’m selling for: S$20.

I won this in lucky draw, have not used it AT ALL. In fact, I almost forgotten its existence! I just did a test and it’s still working so buy with confidence.

I didn’t pay for this. Now I’m selling I sold it for: S$20.

There is a saying, “if you want to buy a secondhand car, buy the one previously owned by a lady.” Here’s a new saying, “if you want to buy secondhand electronic appliance, buy the one previously owned by a man.” I bought this iron seven years ago, today it still looks as new as it was seven years ago.

I bought this for: S$20. Now I’m selling for: S$10.

I really do not know what good things can I write about this Philips radio clock, not that it’s not a good radio clock, it’s good, it lets me listen to radio at the same time tells me what time it is, so I don’t have to turn my head to the clock to see the time while I tune the radio station…

This cutie runs on A/C power, but you need to plug in a 12v battery if you do not want to lose the time in the event of blackouts. But then again, you can always set the time back again, not like you will lose the time forever…

I bought this for: S$45. Now I’m sold it for: S$10.