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Greetings. I find myself posing a somewhat peculiar inquiry... I am in the process of establishing an LLC for an e-commerce venture, yet I am feeling rather uncertain regarding which address to officially register. My own legal residence is situated in an entirely different state, while my husband is registered in our current state but at a separate location altogether. We happen to be living in a rental property where we aren't technically on the lease, though this is precisely where I intend to conduct my business operations. I suppose, if one were to consider the various bureaucratic implications, what would be the most prudent course of action here?
Hello there!
I am actually in the process of setting up my own business and looking to source some inventory from China, so I was hoping to pick your brains on a few things:
1. Is it actually feasible to consolidate goods from several different suppliers into a single container, and if so, what does that process look like?
2. If my order doesn't quite fill an entire container, am I still stuck paying for the whole thing regardless?
3. Are all containers standardized in size, or is there a variety—and just how massive are we talking here?
3. On a different note, if I have a single package roughly 30x50x80cm, what would be the most cost-effective way to ship that over to the States?
Please forgive my somewhat elementary questions; I suppose I am quite a novice when it comes to this side of things, so any guidance would be greatly appreciated. 😁
Jerry Hughes74 said:How many pounds of cake does Boeing have sitting around right now?
We just got a recommendation to pick up some M&M's and sugar...
I actually gave them a call just today... it turns out if you order one of their signature cakes, you can get a pound of those specific assorted cookies included $18. They offer delivery services, too, and they're quite flexible with packaging—they can use your own boxes or provide theirs, and I believe they even offer custom printing on the packaging if you want something special... we're looking at a three-tier cake to serve about 130 people$321.