Aight' guys here's the deal. Was hanging on the block with my crew when this uppity *** ***** strolls into our territory like it's nothin'. Well I couldn't let it go so we had to lay him out. Find out later that that he's someone important with connections in the russian mob. Now I need a cool million to get this settled or my head has a price on it. Tell me how to make some extra money yo'
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I tried eBay for a whiles too, between the eBay listing fees, closing fees, paypals fees, there was almost no profit left. On top of that, had to deal with NPB, which was a hassle.
Now I am trying out to be a landlord, the only thing that I can do without giving up the day job.
aside from my status as a student, i work in the summertime and play online poker when i get the chance. an idea i always had was to work a graveyard shift somewhere, it seems like it would be an interesting job to have and the pay is pretty good.
rogerbeagle said:Begging4Coupons said:gee I don't know..... maybe stop spending so much time at FW. and starting applying myself at more useful endeavors.
sounds good to me too. that's it, my last post in FW.
Well, it's only been a handful of posts since 2003...
I was banned from posting because I was begging for coupons in every thread. by the way, do you have any Staples coupons.
I consider managing my credit card deals and balance transfers a part time job. I save $425 a month in HELOC interest, make $60 in interest and another $100 or so in rebates. But I do spend a lot of time managing juggling the payments for 10-15 accounts and $100K-$150K in balances, making sure everything is paid on time, looking for new deals etc. But I kind of enjoy it anyway, so why not.
I am a full time graduate student and work full time, and was thinking about getting some 0% CC deals and putting the money into ING and getting a couple hundred in interest a month, but figured having 50k or so in my ING account would have a negative impact on my possibility for studnet loans, thought the bad would outweigh the good ya know, so I opted to stay poor
Work part time as a DJ for a bar (1 night a week) Getting back into selling my crap that I collected on E-Bay Virus and Spyware removal computer "tuneups" etc
That reminds me. Any FatWalleter willing to do low fee web design work I need some help with my page.
1) I used to be pretty hardcore on eBay. Sort of gave up after a while, but still dabble a little. 2) I have 3 websites, 1 of which is currently making about $75/month in advertising and $100/month in sales (the others make a few bucks/month, I just keep them for hobby). 3) I'm starting to get into the money-juggling game (ING, etc.) now that I'm finally starting to make more than I spend and have real money to play with.
How does one get started in e-commerce and websites that make money by advertising? What kind of sites do you run?
I just started e-bay w/2 of my friends. They've been selling bodykits for cars for a while, they just recruited me because they've become frustrated with all the e-mails and full time jobs on the side. We average about $2000 net profit per month.
Work on the weekends, full time college student. To make extra money:
-half.com, selling text books (huge market out there). Last year, finished an environmental science class online, sold my book for $75 on half.com (barely used the thing). Then was looking at the scools local website for books for sale, and saw another student with the exact book for $25!!! I got in contact, we met up, I gave her the $25, and she handed me the book. Got home, listed it on hlaf.com, and had it sold in less than a week for $80!!! (they do take comission, but there is no listing fee, or time duration). My brother sold some old CDs on half.com, and brought in about $50-$70.
- Saw an aritcle in my universitie's paper about plasma donation. $20 (or $30 with flyer) for first time donation, but takes 3 hours (test and stuff to make sure you can donate). After that, $20 for each donation, and you can do it every week or so (maybe twice a week), and get $20, takes about 45 minutes for each donation after the initial one. Not bad at all, $20 for an hour of your time (pays more than my work job). Thinking about doing it, but VERY busy right now with mid-terms and projects coming up. Where to find 3 hours in my schedule, dunno.
- being cheap, cutting coupons, and finding good deals. Saving money in ING and ED, and one day find a 0% BT and put the money into ING (need to pay off my credit card to make my score nicer).
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