xcalvinx07
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I am going to be starting a e-commerce business soon once I finish getting my product developed and shipped out. It seems that I have found a market for something and people have started ordering from me but not a lot. I was wondering if it is a good idea to sell a web store if it gets big and if people or companies even buy web stores?? How does one choose to stick to his start up business instead of getting lurred in by companies or investors who are willing to pay you $million dollars for it? Is it a good idea to even sell it??I read about people who start companies and sell it and then later regret it...What is the RIGHT way?
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