boy, 14, makes £15,000 a year after launching online toy shop - touch screen board

After a teenage boy set up an online toy shop in his milking room at home, he earned more than £ 15,000 a year.
14-year-old Tommy Howard runs his own store and after returning home from school, he stores 1,000 products around the world.
When his little brother put a 35 Nerf gun on his birthday list two years ago, he understood that and Tommy realized you could spend less money on a whole bundle
Savvy Tommy sells eggs from his family farm to buy his first arms, and then reinvests with his pocket money to buy new stocks.
After selling more than 1,000 foam guns, he officially launched the store dog in a box on eBay last year-named after his pet dog, Oreo-and expanded to other
Businessmen do all the work themselves-call the manufacturer, get in touch with wholesalers, and even ride a bike to see the postman after school every day.
He never takes a day off, even works during school holidays, completing about 70 orders a week.
Last year, with the help of his best holiday craze, he earned an impressive £ 6,000 profit
In the heat wave, the top ace selling the product and the pool of the play were whip flo by him.
Tommy from Hawkchurch, Devon, who dreams of warehouse stores all over the country, said: people may question my age, but I would say "why not," "I am passionate and capable, this is what you need in business.
I may be more capable than some adults.
When I first started, I found that people didn't take me seriously.
"In fact, my dad and I did an experiment on Gumtree.
I called this seller and asked if he would post the Nerf gun and he just said "not just the collection ".
"Then my dad made a separate call and sent it the next day!
"People should not think that I can be used because I am young.
I know my stuff!
Although a teacher told him it was not worth the trouble, he called Hasbro, who produced Nerf guns, and the toy giant provided him with a list of suppliers.
He tried to find a wholesaler but was told that he needed to register in order to purchase in bulk.
Tommy said: "I mentioned this to my business teacher and he said it doesn't make sense to contact them because they will only sell directly to big companies.
I said to my dad, "Let's do it, what's going to happen in the worst, anyway," so the day after school I called Hasbro and this is me
"Of course, they can't supply us directly, but they gave us a list of their biggest wholesale dealers who stock their products and so we received the ring
In March 2018, he registered on eBay as a business, ordering 200 different types of products from wholesalers.
He put Charlie, the 43-year-old engineer's father, on shelves in a converted milking workshop on their farm, storing his products and toys starting to fall off the shelves.
He now has more than 1,000 products in stock and sells an average of 10. a-
Shipped to more than 70 countries.
At four o'clock P. M. every day, savvy teenagers come home from school with only 35 minutes of packing and labeling time before meeting local postman Leo at the village post box half a mile away. Best-
Sellers include glovesa-
Bubble, Nerf gun and fun
Sha and he recently added a 249 touch screen as his top-ticket item.