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I need some tips about net work…I decided to test my skills online and if it is possible i want to help me at my first steps!
I’m searching for every possible way (trading, forex, betting...etc)
I’m waiting for your advices…
 
Send me a check for $400 and I will give you an excellent idea to generate online income. This opportunity is a sure fire way to make CASH NOW.

Quit your job and become your own boss. Work the hours YOU want to work. Enjoy the life you were meant to live. For a low low price of only $400 you can start your new and exciting life.
 
Never mind a scam I know a Nigerian prince that needs some help.
 
You guys are all full of crap with all these fake ideas....The man wants legitimate means of making money!!

Hookers and blow, my man.....hookers and blow!
 
vkhosid said:
You guys are all full of crap with all these fake ideas....The man wants legitimate means of making money!!

Hookers and blow, my man.....hookers and blow!
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Blow is so passe. It's meth these days.
 
Photocopiers are quite good and quite inexpensive these days. But they work best on the older bills.
 
If you want to make money work hard. If you want to make allot of money get someone else to work for you.

I had two paper routes when I was a kid (Wash Post in the AM and Wash Star in the PM). I got a scholarship to a good school and got an engineering degree and have been working at least one and sometimes two jobs ever since. I like being an engineer and I'm good at it, so I never took the step of starting my own business and hireing employees. I've done well, paid for my wife's and son's college and will retire in two years with enough to live on and to send my grandkids to college.

The trick is treat everything as a job. Do every task better than the person who gave it to you thought it could be done. You will be rewarded

I studied hard in school to earn a scholarship and studied hard in college. I had an instructor who used to say all the time: there will be a test, it is called life. Another instructor said you never want to be in one of those "worst disaster" TV shows when you are an engineer. Fear is also a good motivator.
 
Or you can go live in Southeast Asia. You don't need a whole lot to begin with if you live on the local economy.
 
I was trying to make a go as a male prostitute, but all the women said that this guy had ruined them for anyone else - they call him, "Papa Charlie."
 
I'm not 100% positive, but I believe "Gigolo" is the term for a male prostitute that serves females, and a "male prostitute" serves the uh, fellas, that are in to that kind of thing.
 
Find some useless product that can be bought for cheap (soap or some vitamin) and start you're own MLM.
 
James331 said:
Find some useless product that can be bought for cheap (soap or some vitamin) and start you're own MLM.
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I like that. The Duller Image. Caters to cheap bastards that like useless junk.
 
What do you think you are doing by giving good solid and credible advice on a thread like this?
(Good post though; I bolded two comments I really like).

cgrab said:
If you want to make money work hard. If you want to make allot of money get someone else to work for you.

I had two paper routes when I was a kid (Wash Post in the AM and Wash Star in the PM). I got a scholarship to a good school and got an engineering degree and have been working at least one and sometimes two jobs ever since. I like being an engineer and I'm good at it, so I never took the step of starting my own business and hireing employees. I've done well, paid for my wife's and son's college and will retire in two years with enough to live on and to send my grandkids to college.

The trick is treat everything as a job. Do every task better than the person who gave it to you thought it could be done. You will be rewarded

I studied hard in school to earn a scholarship and studied hard in college. I had an instructor who used to say all the time: there will be a test, it is called life. Another instructor said you never want to be in one of those "worst disaster" TV shows when you are an engineer. Fear is also a good motivator.
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Leverage your command of the English language, and become a world-class teacher. Let every call center worldwide ring out loud with your special flavor and a greeting with an anglo-sounding name in quotation marks.

$0.02

"Mike"
 
cgrab said:
If you want to make money work hard. If you want to make allot of money get someone else to work for you.

I had two paper routes when I was a kid (Wash Post in the AM and Wash Star in the PM). I got a scholarship to a good school and got an engineering degree and have been working at least one and sometimes two jobs ever since. I like being an engineer and I'm good at it, so I never took the step of starting my own business and hireing employees. I've done well, paid for my wife's and son's college and will retire in two years with enough to live on and to send my grandkids to college.

The trick is treat everything as a job. Do every task better than the person who gave it to you thought it could be done. You will be rewarded

I studied hard in school to earn a scholarship and studied hard in college. I had an instructor who used to say all the time: there will be a test, it is called life. Another instructor said you never want to be in one of those "worst disaster" TV shows when you are an engineer. Fear is also a good motivator.
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Hard work and making money have not a thing to do with one another.

Want proof? Look at any restaurant. Who's the hardest working stiff in the joint? Yup, the dish washer. Guess who makes the least.

Who makes the most assuming a successful restaurant? Yes, the owner and he doesn't really work all that hard. Sure took financial risk and blah blah, but we're talking 'hard work'. The owner doesn't really work all that hard.

How about those crooks on wall street. Flipping fingers in the air and trading other peoples money. How much ya suppose they make and how hard do they work?

Movie stars...work hard?

Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Harrison Ford and an oil Sheik...not a one working all that hard.

This world is about ownership. Own something lucrative and you're all set whether it's a search engine, an operating system, a popular face or an oil field...screw work, it's ownership.
 
Granted that it takes a little luck, and some smarts too, but you don't get to ownership without a lot of work, in spite of what a lot of people think. That dishwasher may just wind up owning the place if he works hard and smart. It has happened before.

Captain said:
Hard work and making money have not a thing to do with one another.

Want proof? Look at any restaurant. Who's the hardest working stiff in the joint? Yup, the dish washer. Guess who makes the least.

Who makes the most assuming a successful restaurant? Yes, the owner and he doesn't really work all that hard. Sure took financial risk and blah blah, but we're talking 'hard work'. The owner doesn't really work all that hard.

How about those crooks on wall street. Flipping fingers in the air and trading other peoples money. How much ya suppose they make and how hard do they work?

Movie stars...work hard?

Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Harrison Ford and an oil Sheik...not a one working all that hard.

This world is about ownership. Own something lucrative and you're all set whether it's a search engine, an operating system, a popular face or an oil field...screw work, it's ownership.
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Captain said:
The owner doesn't really work all that hard.
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In the (rare) case where you find a small business owner who doesn't still work hard, they most often earned that through many years of hard work.

The dishwasher gets to put his job out of his mind the second he walks out the door. The business owner spends most waking minutes worrying/thinking about their business. Typically a few nightmares involved too.

Jeff
 
SCCutler said:
I was trying to make a go as a male prostitute, but all the women said that this guy had ruined them for anyone else - they call him, "Papa Charlie."
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There's a 6 in there for good measure.
 
Captain....
As I said the way to make lots of money is to ave someone work for you. However, I find it odd that you would dismiss ard work. I think I'm that proof that hard work does pay off.
 
If 'work' is burning calories and sweating then the dish washer has the owner and every other employee beat hands down. If 'work' is worrying about the business then the owner wins.
 
ace@high said:
I need some tips about net work…I decided to test my skills online and if it is possible i want to help me at my first steps!
I’m searching for every possible way (trading, forex, betting...etc)
I’m waiting for your advices…
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Be careful of what you ask for- you might just get it.

Started a small business this way... Sometimes I wish there was time travel. I would go back in time and kick my own ###
 
Start a gofundme page and post the link on POA. Works every time.

Or, you could start a psychic hotline.

For the big bucks you need a PhD in bull****, a little charisma, no morals and start a gig as a televangelist.
 
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Captain said:
If 'work' is burning calories and sweating then the dish washer has the owner and every other employee beat hands down. If 'work' is worrying about the business then the owner wins.
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I own a small retail business, and I guarantee I do more physical work than any of my employees. In fact, there are many tasks I don't want my employees to do, because I'd rather not risk the worker's comp claim is something goes wrong.

I'm guessing you've never a business.
 
Jeff Oslick said:
I own a small retail business, and I guarantee I do more physical work than any of my employees. In fact, there are many tasks I don't want my employees to do, because I'd rather not risk the worker's comp claim is something goes wrong.

I'm guessing you've never a business.
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Well, hero, you are correct. I've never a business.

...whatever that means.

Guess you 'work' so hard you don't have time to read what you write before you send it out to the world. Nicely played.
 
bartmc said:
Start a gofundme page and post the link on POA. Works every time.

Or, you could start a psychic hotline.

For the big bucks you need a PhD in bull****, a little charisma, no morals and start a gig as a televangelist.
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I new a guy that swore up and down that this is what he was going to do to get rich. He was going to buy a tent with fold out chairs and his congregation was going to get him on TV. Problem was, he kept spending all his tent and chair money on cocaine! :dunno:
 
JOhnH said:
Granted that it takes a little luck, and some smarts too, but you don't get to ownership without a lot of work, in spite of what a lot of people think. That dishwasher may just wind up owning the place if he works hard and smart. It has happened before.
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My first job was as a pizza maker / dishwasher..... 24 years later I still wash dishes and sometimes I make pizza... Guess some things never change.
 
Net job? Learn to splice fiber optics. Be willing to climb down into a mud hole and pull the cable up, clean it, put it back together in a tent behind your call out truck, all in the middle of the night in all weather. Pays really well.
 
Sac Arrow said:
I'm not 100% positive, but I believe "Gigolo" is the term for a male prostitute that serves females, and a "male prostitute" serves the uh, fellas, that are in to that kind of thing.
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The latter are for congress critters and televangelists! :rofl:
 
I knew a guy who was all involved in a 'pyramid scheme', until it came crashing down.

One I talked to recently said he has plans to make it big by investing in silver. He wants to 'buy low and sell high'. I wished him well.
 
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