Do you remember being in grade school? There was always a question that everyone wanted to ask, but no one raised their hand to say it. Here are a few questions that people commonly want answers for.

1. What is the Sell Computers Like Crazy Course?

The Sell Computers Like Crazy Course was developed by Vondre'  Whaley and is the only marketing course on the internet designed to teach you how to sell computers to niche markets untapped by major retailers such as Dell, People PC, Best Buy, and Gate Way.

2. How do I know the Sell Computers Like Crazy Course will help me?

All the marketing strategies and techniques in the course have been used effectively by Vondre' and he continues to use these strategies on a regular basis to build a thriving computer sales business.

3. I have purchased many computer or business opportunity related books and programs. What makes yours different?

Sell Computers Like CRAZY is all about application! We give you all the materials and resources you'll need to get started in your own business. It's as easy as plugging in your name and telephone number. Most books only describe concepts while we focus on action.

4. What credentials do you have for teaching  marketing and stuff about home business in general?

Vondre' has been an entrepreneur since the age of 14. He has started dozens of home businesses including a small shopper newspaper, insurance agency, advertising firm, several internet business, and a computer sales business.

5. How are products shipped?

All products at Sell Computer Like Crazy.com are shipped within 24 hours of your order through USPS Priority Mail. Generally, it only takes 2-4 days to get anywhere in the country.

6. Do you offer any type of support?

We are real people who answer questions through e-mail daily. We even return phone calls, which is very rare on the internet.

7.  How long have you been at this business?

Here's how I got into this business. I publish a local newspaper in my area and there's a guy that advertises with me by the name of Ed White. He runs a computer business from a small office. After talking with him a few times, I realized he had over $9,000 per month coming in from selling computers on 12 month plans. Then I decided to try it myself because as an entrepreneur, I'm always looking for another REAL profit center. I added a few marketing twists and it worked for me. That was about a year and a few  months ago and I can't stop business from coming in.

I discovered these message boards on the internet and started telling people about my experiences and answering question after question. It started getting too much for me. So...to help others, I put up a little site to explain exactly how I work my business with every little ad, script, resource, and technique that I use.

8.  Are these new or used PC's that you are selling?

I sell brand new computers that I get for around $500 and sell them on monthly payment plans. I also sell good pre-owned computers that I buy from various resources covered in the course for under $200 and sell them for "Quick Cash" to people waiting to give me cash. I cover my complete marketing system in the course to find these people.

9.  Has anyone ever defaulted on you? If so, what is your recourse? Are you left 'holding the bag'?

You must understand that this business gives you the power to choose. You sift through the prospects and pick who you want to do business with.

Example: Who would you sell to?

A. A lady with less than desirable credit that works for a temporary service who wants a computer.

or

B. A lady with less than desirable credit who works as a teacher who needs a computer to manage her children's grades at home.

I would do business with B. How about you?

When you make good choices, people will pay you. However, each 12 month deal requires the buyer to sign an agreement which can be put into action legally if he or she defaults.

So far, I've only had one guy default after making a down payment. He simply returned the computer with no problem. I kept his down payment and resold the computer for a profit.

Can people default? They sure can....that's apart of being in business. But, you will be far ahead on the profit end compared to defaults in my opinion.

10. Do you offer any sort of warranty on your systems?

This is a popular question. Most manufactures offer a 1 year warranty that you automatically get to cover the computer. You can also purchase a 3 year warranty at cost. Some companies even provide a technical service line to call. I let the customer choose. If they want the 3 year warranty, I add it in to the down payment. I'm not technical at all, so I do NO tech. work.

11.  When I look in my local paper, there seems to be a glut of cheap ($500 or less) PC's out there. Is this the case where you live? What is your view on this as far as competition goes?

They are in my paper too. That tells me this is a REAL business! Who are they going to buy computers from? You or the other guy? Burger King is still doing good business even though Mickey D's is on every corner. Burger King is also very profitable.

You will be successful in this business. It's REAL and people buy and sell computers everyday. If there were no competition in my area, I would be concerned.

Vondre'