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Stamp = new Date();


today = Stamp.getDay();


msgconsignment[0] = "Visit a few shops as a consumer, paying attention to the assortment and prices. Although your profit is tied to the selling price, if prices seem a little inflated, you may end up with items that don't sell. ";


msgconsignment[1] = "Keep a record of what you consign, and if you don't hear from the store first, make a note to call a few days before your selling period ends. Depending on the store, you may receive cash, credit or a check. ";


msgconsignment[2] = "Have a sales associate explain the store's policy. Typically clothes are kept for a period of 30 to 60 days. Nonsellers will be returned to you, while sellers will earn you a portion of the selling price..";


msgconsignment[3] ="Examine all of the items you're considering buying for damages, including separating seams, stains, tears, moth holes, missing buttons or faulty zippers. ";


msgconsignment[4] = "Take a look at all styles that you fancy, and that look like they might fit. Previous owners may have had garments altered, so the size 12 may fit more like a size 10.  ";


msgconsignment[5] = "Ensure that all seams are tight and secure, especially around the collar, armpits, buttons and zippers. Check sweaters for moth holes, loose stitches and stretched-out necks, armholes and waistbands. ";


msgconsignment[6] = "Examine every garment for stains, worn spots, iron burns, fading, small tears, broken zippers and inconsistent buttons. Run a clean, slightly damp, white cloth over dyed garments to check for color rub-off. ";


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document.write(msgconsignment[today]);


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