Awesome! I’m really glad you like the shirt. I don’t have anything setup on a site just yet. My wife made roughly 50 shirts and sold them at a quilting retreat in Florida. I think we will be setting up a site this month, Feb. or at the latest March. We both have a desire to increase our production, but don’t want to increase our expenses first. So I wanted to offer our line to this community first, and her to her quilting community. If we felt that we were making things acceptable for others liking (and not just ours), we could grow and dedicate more time and resources to the cause.

Thank you again for reviewing the shirt! I hope it lasts for a long while!

If anyone else is interested in purchasing a shirt for themselves, or as a product to resell, please reach out to me. I would love to earn your business!

Yea, It seems a few people here are not familiar with the sale of a business. You can check the brokerage sites I listed to help you understand. None of them share the actual business upfront to non serious buyers, that would be foolish as someone can attack it, copy it, try to steal it etc

Anyways, I have showed live proof of revenue and proof of activity in the dashboard to the serious people who showed me proof of funds via signed message. Its still for sale if anyone is interested in owning an income generating business that could also be listed on brokerage site and resold for a profit.  

My name is Justin Cooke and I'm one of the partners at the brokerages mentioned in this message. (Empire Flippers)

Just jumping in here, but I just wanted to clarify a few things about buying/selling online businesses.

First - we actually accept payments and can payout sellers in Krypto. It's typically done in BTC or ETH, but we've also paid out in Monero. If it's on the Kraken exchange, we can receive/send, basically.

Next - I think you're in for a bit of a challenge here if you're looking to sell your business. Most people are going to want more than some screenshots to send you 5-figures. One of the benefits of going with a broker is that they have a set/specific process they go through over and over again, have an audience of interested buyers baked in, and offer protections for both the buyer/seller to smoothly transfer the funds/business through escrow. Not providing that may prove a challenge...and risky for any buyers.

Lastly - if we're listing a business on our platform, it's gone through a fairly rigorous vetting process. It's true that it takes a bit longer (2-4 weeks), but it ensures a level of quality our buyers have come to expect. If you absolutely MUST sell the business in 1-2 weeks maximum, this is likely the only way...but your chances are slim, IMO, and you definitely won't receive full value, assuming it's a quality business.

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