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Old 01-08-2008 | 04:03 AM
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Originally Posted by stlvtec,Jan 8 2008, 12:29 AM
26 year old making 6 figures without a degree

I wish I had the mindset to be a salesman. I hate cold calls, commission, and sales. I am not pushy enough to be successful, but sales is where the money is made.

If you have the mindset to sell and it sounds like you are really good at it there all all kinds of sales jobs out there. I am sure after some companies see how successful you are they would snatch you right up. Although if you are not happy with your current job it's probably the sales part you don't like. Insurance industry is booming, but you probably need a degree.

I know a guy who owns a hubcap business who would be interested in someone with your skills. He provides hubcaps, wheel skins, and grill covers, to just about every major dealership in the St. Louis area. Like I said, I hate sales, but did this job successfully while I was in college and liked it alot. The dealership already knows you are coming and expects you to be there, you just walk through the used car lot and show the manager a list of cars with damaged hubcaps. He approves the list and you replace the factory set with an aftermarket set. You get paid really well for each set you sell. He is looking to get out of the field and have someone work under him. Best of all you only work 3 days a week Mon, Wed, Fri. Probably not going to come close to the money you make now, but a genuine salesman would do very well at this job. The company has been around and doing this for about 15 years or so. It's my best friends dad who owns it. Let me know if you want more information.
22yrs old Actually 21. B-day this month.

I sent you a PM about the hubcap sales. Thanks for the help.


Old 01-08-2008 | 06:25 AM
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Originally Posted by ryanfeldman,Jan 8 2008, 01:21 AM
i just got "laid off" in december but got transfered to sales with charter communications. if we meet the min numbers, i will make 44,000 a year. someone last year cleared 80,000 and is in their mid 20's. I have been in sales for a month yet, and am still learning a lot. No cold calls at all. I cant do that. if you are good at what you do, education doesnt matter. friends dad and one of my ex's dad are making well in into 120,000 with no extra education.
I agree that you don't necessarily need to have a higher education to make good money, but that's not what I was saying.

Someone in their early 20's, making $100,000/year, and with no higher education is incredible, but not impossible. Actually, anyone with any amount of education, at any age, making close to 6 figures is amazing...to me. Anyone making 6 figures is a definite outlier. I enviously admire a person who is successful at sales...you can make big money if you are good.
Old 01-08-2008 | 06:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Doug1627,Jan 8 2008, 07:03 AM
22yrs old Actually 21. B-day this month.

I sent you a PM about the hubcap sales. Thanks for the help.
I got your PM. I will call him and get info for you.
Old 01-08-2008 | 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted by stlvtec,Jan 8 2008, 09:27 AM
I got your PM. I will call him and get info for you.
Thanks very much!
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I went to UMSL full time, played college hockey, and worked this job so it is very college student friendly.

I called him and let him know about you and he is very interested in talking to you. All you would have to do is drive the routes he has already established and maybe pick up a few more dealers along the way. He in his mid-fifties and just can't "hustle" like he used to. Someone young and energetic is a more ideal fit for this position as you have to physically switch out the hubcaps yourself. 15 years of an overweight man doing it is taking a toll on his body.

You would do great in the position. The money would not be nearly as good, but way above average for a college student.

I will PM his the owner's name and number. He is expecting your call...
Old 01-08-2008 | 08:33 AM
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Thanks Again. I am off work in a couple of hours. I will get in touch with him today!
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