SYNTAX® 7 IN 1 EXTERNAL CARD READER

[Ghost in the Machine]

NOW YOU CAN USE YOUR MEDIA/FLASH CARDS ON THE GO!

http://www.kingofresale.com/catalog.cfm?do=details&itemID=1062


This portable 7-in-1 card reader lets you transfer music, pictures, and other data to and from your favorite flash media devices.



Retails @ $39.95
Our Price: $8.75


With digital cameras, MP3 players, and PDAs being so popular, it makes sense to look into a device that can clear desktop clutter when transfering data from those devices.

If you own multiple devices that use different kinds of memory media, a multi-card reader can provide a convenient way of transfering data to your PC. Sure, most of these devices already allow that, but it's more convenient having just one memory device on your desktop rather than four or five devices causing clutter.

You will be able to transfer data from a wide variety of flash media, to your hard drive, with this external USB 7-in-1 Flash Card Reader!

Features:
External design
USB 1.1 compliant (works in USB 2.0 ports as a USB 1.1 device)
Up to 12 MB/s transfer rates
Power LED indicator
Activity LED indicator
No driver installation needed for Windows ME and XP

Supported Media Types:
Memory Stick
Memory Stick Pro
SmartMedia Card
SecureDigital (SD) Card
MultiMedia Card (MMC)
CompactFlash (CF) Card
MicroDrive Card
Model No: 902
Available Quantity: 72
Weight: 2.0 Lbs.

[IndyOp]

1. GM - Are you quitting your day job to sell fine products on the internets?

It is good to see that you are choosing small products so far - blood pressure monitors and card readers aren't as likely to get stuck in the tubes as big products like furniture.

:hi:

[Ghost in the Machine]

2. I started this a couple of years ago, when I first got hurt and they were telling me

that I would never work again. I was determined to find a way to make my computer make money for me.

Let me give you some good advice... don't EVER believe those ads you see that say "MAKE $10,000 A MONTH WORKING 2 HOURS PER WEEK!!!" or some such nonsense. It could feasibly happen, if you happen to have a boatload of money to start out with. You have to learn marketing skills, writing skills for creating your own copy or content, learn some coding, some graphics skills, etc, etc...

As for my day job.... I took the money that workers comp gave me and opened a restaurant with it. Figured I'd have a nice little turn-around on an investment. I guess I also didn't want to admit to myself that I was disabled... I work 6 - 7 days/week, all kinds of hours, and I pay for it dearly with pain. I'm getting to where I am letting someone else take care of the restaurant, and I'm slowly cutting down my hours there. I've finally admitted to myself that there's things I can't do anymore. It's one of the hardest realizations I've faced in my life, though I feel very fortunate to just be able to walk.

I've done some work with Ebay and PayPal in trying to shut down online scammers and fraud. This is a big concern among legitimate online business people.

Hopefully within a few more months this site will be off and running to where I can turn it into a full time income..

:hi:

Ghost