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The iSold It Story
iSold It, LLC was founded so that everyone--from individuals
to businesses to non-profit organizations--could have an easy way
to sell merchandise online. From the first corporate store,
which opened in Pasadena, California in late 2003, the company has
grown to more than 190 franchised stores open and another 700 under
contract nationwide, making it the country's largest drop-off
store chain and the number one volume seller on eBay.
Learn more about iSold It, LLC at the
corporate website
and
press room.
About iSold It of Dallas
ISI Enterprises, Inc., d/b/a iSold It of Dallas, is an independently
owned and operated franchisee of iSold It, LLC, with three stores
in North Dallas and Plano, Texas.
iSold It of Dallas is owned by Plano residents Cheryl and David
Goldstein, both of whom are serious eBay addicts.
David
is an experienced and successful small-business entrepreneur as
well as a former corporate attorney. He was the founder, president
and CEO of ProSoft Corporation, a multi-million-dollar enterprise
software firm that was acquired by a British publicly-held company
in 1997. He also served as president of technology start-up
PostNexus, Inc. in 2001-02. With Cheryl, he owned and operated
a travel agency, Travel Together Vacations, Inc., that specialized
in luxury vacations for families with children. Outside of
the business world, David is a commercial single- and multi-engine
pilot and flight instructor, and volunteers as a search and rescue/disaster
relief pilot and check pilot for the Civil Air Patrol (USAF Aux.)
and as a pilot for Angel Flight South Central and for Challenge
Air for Kids and Friends.
Cheryl has extensive experience in retail management,
sales and customer service. She grew up working in her family’s
business, a retail bakery owned by her father and grandfather.
Cheryl completed Bloomingdale’s management training program and
from 1984 through 1988 managed various departments throughout the
Dallas store. In 1988, she joined Southern Methodist University
as Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admission, and four years
later she assumed the additional responsibility of supervising the
office staff and developing new process management procedures as
part of a campus-wide “re-engineering” committee. Most recently,
she has worked with special needs students as a Special Education
Teaching Assistant at Barksdale Elementary School (Plano ISD).
Cheryl is active as a PTA volunteer, a teacher in the Adat Chaverim
religious school, and captain for an annual Race for the Cure team.
In her spare time, she collects and works vintage jigsaw puzzles
that she purchases on eBay. She is also an Education Specialist
Trained by eBay, and teaches classes on the Basics of Buying on
eBay.
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