Tips for making cash?

[skeeloo]

get a job.

 

[familyguyfan]

Cleaning pools pays A LOT from what I hear. And it's supposed to be fairly easy as well.

 

[DrMetallica]

beg your parents

Free money baby!!!

 

[backbreaker]

how about this....WORK.


Anything worth is worth working for.

 

[Bible_Belt]

I would like to know more about MLM and Affiliate Programmes

They are all scams. Why would someone sell you a business? If it made money, they would do it themselves.

 

[backbreaker]

DON'T Mix up affiliate programs with MLM... AFfiliate programs are a legit source of income.

When I had my computer company, we had set up an affiliate program that every visitor that was sent to our site, the person who had the banner got paid a certain percentage, and every sale, the person got $20 dollars.

It worked great, and we paid our people in a timely fashion.

 

[mackattack120]

You should be an extra in movies. Its $9/hr but you get paid a minimum of 8 hours even if you only work 3 hours. All you have to do is sit in a room doing nothing then go on set and do easy ****.

 

[Impact]

Originally posted by Bible_Belt

They are all scams. Why would someone sell you a business? If it made money, they would do it themselves.

Did you try one? Or you heard your neighbour grandma say that and you post it here?

Did anybody try a Multi Level Marketing business? I am thinking of trying Amway. Is it worth it?

 

[Bible_Belt]

Did you try one?

I only wish I could say that I have never been that stupid. I have looked at Amway, Equinox, chain letters, and untold crap vitamin schemes. The only way to make money is to fleece new suckers.

http://home.nycap.rr.com/useless/ponzi/

http://www.mlmsurvivor.com/

 

[WillieSacks]

My Ex FukBuddys's husband was broke and basically started a basketball camp business with his wife.

He started off going to basketball camps and being a volunteer getting paid $10 per hour. He was good with kids and also was an ex basketball player in college so he started off with a couple of kids. Basically the kids parents would ask if he could teach their kids basketball. He started off doing 1 hour sessions teaching the young kids basketball and charged $40-70 per hour.

Pretty soon word of mouth got aroud the neighborhood and parents would call the guy asking if he could do an hourly session with the kid on an outdoor court or at a gym. About a few months later, he had so many kids that he started having his own basketball camps and he would charge $100-$120 per kid for a 3-4 hour per day (one week) camp during winter, spring break, summer. Also he hosts 3 hour clinics on sundays charging $100 per kid. His clinics usually have around 20-30 kids (so that's $2000-$3000) on a sunday, then he pays the rental costs for the gym and $13 per hour for the 4 or 5 volunteers for the clinic, so he makes about $1500-2000 for whenever sunday he feels like doing a clinic, he still has his sessions with kids who still want one on one help and when he has one of his holiday camps, he'll have 50-100 kids, so say he charges $100 per kid, and 70 show up, he makes $7000 during the week, minus maybe $1000 to rent for a week and then another $1000 for volunteers, he make about aa $5000 profit of a weekly camp.

Him and his wife started the business and now it's pretty popular in this rich part of town that they live in and they are looking to expand to other neighborhoods. He makes good money doing that and doesn't have to work his ass off, also he's doing something that he likes.

It's mainly profitable because of so many kids that want to play basketball, it keeps them from beiing bored during the holiday season, the parents out here are willing to spend that kind of money for their kids hoping someday that they become the next superstar to make it.

Oh yeah, the business is doing so well that the YMCA and the School district is actually looking to help them expand their business, all this in just under a year.

In the future since I have a basketball background, I may duplicate this business idea since it is so easy to copy and is VERY profitable.

 

[syncmaster]

Originally posted by chicksrock
Instead of following all that shyt,
just find a passion and pursue it..
the money will eventually come around

<obviously be smart about it..don't be a fvcking garbage collector...do something you are interested in and know you can make money out of also>

On that note, i have a friend who goes around picking up stereos and snowblowers and stuff that people throw out because they don't work. He then repairs them and sells them to customers. He makes a TON of money doing this... ie free broken snowblower + $5 spark plug = $200 profit.

 

[diplomatic_lies]

Originally posted by tristan22
My relative is streetsmart and rich and I'm jealous and whining like a little b!tch about it! Why can't I be successful even though I'm a depressing, bitter person? I hate all successful people!

Yeah, we know.

 

[tristan22]

^^^^^^^^^^

Get a life a$$hole! Like you know my life story! I swear, some of you people here at SS need your A$$ kicked. If you lived in my area i would be more then happy to do it!

You are the biggest f'ing prik on this board dip$hit! Every other post you are smarting off to people and trying your hardest to undermine them.

If you ever want your a$$ kicked, i'll be more then happy to accommodate you, you little prik!

 

[diplomatic_lies]

^
The reason you can't get a job...


PS. Were you the old poster on SoSuave known as "Angryman"?

 

[tristan22]

I'm in law school jacka$$ and i sell million dollar + houses. Does that constitute for having a job?

And try checking your profile before running your big mouth that you can't keep shut!

Poor college student! That's right, buddy poor college student! It's easy to point fingers and judge people, isn't college boy?

You are beneath me and a pu$$Y to top it off!

 

[diplomatic_lies]

But you're still Angryman! Raaaawwwr!

 

[undesputable]

the other day i saw a bum standing on a corner with a sign that read "I NEED 88 CENTS"...i had a dollar, gave it to him and told him that i wanted 12 cents back. i was just playing, but it looked like everyone was giving him his 88 cents.

 

[tristan22]

20/20 did a story about several people who dressed up as street persons, worked the streets, and made over $75,000 a year. I think the story took place in NY............twas several years ago, so i can't really remember much about the story.

 

[Gonzalo]

I once asked a bum if he could spare some change...

Turns out he couldn't.

 

[RaWBLooD]

Originally posted by skeeloo
get a job.

employees have little leverage and dont get the amount of cash they could if they had some.