I thought they only sell electronics in that market. I didn't know that they repair electronics there too. In all, I wish I can repair electronics too because it is very lucrative. I could still be doing it on the side.
Is repairing electronics profitable?
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You can even make repairs in your own home. I know people who open their shop to bring only electronics and then close their shop again. Their customers communicate with them by phone
No be only Alaba international market dem dey do am. Go Onitsha, Owerri, Aba all in Nigeria, you will see plenty artisans do it.
Electronics equipments are common in every home, and are succeptible to faults anytime. In fact, there is no long time guarantee on them. You could buy one today and get fault the following day. The artisans are making plenty incomes from repairing them.
This not legal type of work. If official store and service found out for you they will report you and you pay big fine or even go in jail, If you will do this don't advertise yourself and don't become to big.
The business is a skill based business. You must actually be very skilled in the repair of electronics. Best bet is to know how to fix just some sets of electronics and stay there. It would still pay.
It is extremely profitable. We all have electronics that we make use of, these equipments tend to have faults the more we use them. The problem these days is that it is pretty hard to find professionals who can repair these things.
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True, when it comes to this line of work, the most important thing you should try to have is the skill to do it. There are so many persons who are into this line of work and they are making good money from it even from their home.
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Yes, it is a profitable business. Nearly everyone owns a device, and at some point, the device will become faulty.
I think repairing electronics is a good business in certain places only. This is because in many places, many people may feel the need to replace old electronics with new one instead of repairing them.
