This is not a PM section, we all here are not buying anything from PM.

I believe `edyek` is the most genuine businessman in LYN. He does not talk theories only. He implements everything. This is what we call true business and that's why he is successful. Way to go `edyek`.

2. Save space. No necessary to rent a shop. All you need is just a counter to collect the clothes. <----Renting is a must because there are stubborn customers who do not take their clothes for years. So, the agent needs a spare space for those people who `forget` to take their belongings.

You deserve more than just compliments because I see so many LYN forummers talk theories only in fact they all have zero knowledge practically but act like they own a business for many years. That's why I stay out from this section for quite a while as I see so many bashers.

@hackwire

To me, if a business requires RM40k of start up capital, it's much safer if you have double or more the amount in your savings. Don't take things for granted as (visible and also ground floor with ample parking space ) as we can't predict hidden costs and challenges up ahead. Whatever you do, stay on the safe side.

My very close friend just opened a photo studio in Ampang but he becomes everything from photographer, designer, clerk, janitor and so on. He's working alone and he's quite successful now.

This post has been edited by am_eniey: Jul 8 2010, 09:59 AM

I believe there's one LYN forummer owns a tyre shop in Sabah.... but I forgot his nickname...keep looking and good luck.

You should concentrate yourself on the day job that you have. Save as much money as possible then go for business full time.

Not all businesses gain profit in the beginning stage. It's just a stage of introduction and learning. BTW, have more than RM10k to be on the safe side.

Indeed, te more the safer. Just like any other businesses !

DBKL license is quite expensive btw. If complete with 2 signboard aka horizontal and vertical, might reach RM700 all around.