Post: #201

Global Sales Manager....zzzzzzzzzzz

Post: #202

Real estate market in the US appears to be picking up in certain locales, thanks largely to the massive money printing by the Fed.

For example, I got an unsolicited offer this week that's $300k higher than my purchase price based on its "potential".

Post: #203

I work for myself as a private tutor in the sciences. I tutor high schoolers and dropouts. Seeing as there are many people here who are in engineering / physics / maths I might do a post about it later.


It's very good money and totally flexible hours, and it's all cash.

Post: #204

(03-14-2013 01:49 PM)GreenGranted Wrote:  I work for myself as a private tutor in the sciences. I tutor high schoolers and dropouts. Seeing as there are many people here who are in engineering / physics / maths I might do a post about it later.


It's very good money and totally flexible hours, and it's all cash.

Please do a data sheet. My buddy worked in NYC teaching sat preps and made about $90/h. In LA it is a lot less. But still. Thank you

Post: #205

(04-09-2010 07:35 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  Sure.
http://www.luxurytravelsforlife.com
Watch the short video, then fill the short form and you'll be taken to the site with all the info about the membership. Any questions, let me know.
Check also: http://www.4-5starvacations4life.com Watch the video on it.

I sincerely believe that people on this site as well could benefit from it by living it up and balling for the same prices they're currently paying in their travels at cheap hotels/motels. This can very well be the missing ingredient to living the true International Playboy lifestyle. Have a passport, make good cash online and stay at top hotels/resorts for pennies on the dollar. If I can help some brothers and sisters on this site achieve that, I'd feel truly priviliged.

Hey VP, what happened to your business and those sites?

Post: #206

I work as a data analyst. I telecommute & the hours are flexible. I can choose to live anywhere I please & the pay is good. No complaints here.

Post: #207

Dotbiz,
I got side tracked a bit by other ventures on my plate, mainly China related. Im in the process of picking things up and having new updated sites built for my biz. Head office not only improved the membership but they also tripled the commissions making it irresistible and very lucrative.

Where else can you consistently beat Expedia by an average of 50-60% on their "garanteed best price" while being paid 3250$ or more/sale? Where else can you make 6 figs with only 3 sales/month as an affiliate? Answer: no where else but with this! Im extremely excited to get things back to where it was before being side tracked!

Post: #208

Do you mind to share a link to your advertiser?

I'd be interested in this, but tbh if it sounds too good to be true...

Post: #209

(03-14-2013 05:40 PM)Sanblz33 Wrote:  I work as a data analyst. I telecommute & the hours are flexible. I can choose to live anywhere I please & the pay is good. No complaints here.

Care to PM/Inbox me some specifics of what kind of Data Analysis work you are doing that lets you roam free? Most of us usually have to be On-Site.

Post: #210

Check your PM.

(03-16-2013 01:32 PM)dotbiz Wrote:  Do you mind to share a link to your advertiser?

I'd be interested in this, but tbh if it sounds too good to be true...

Post: #211

I have a few side hustles.
-tending to peoples grow houses. I get paid in large amounts of herb and I just flip it to my Buddy who hustles it at a discount. I only have the pound(s) for about an hour and then it's just cash in my pocket.
-I learned to do renovations when I was 16 (fix holes in walls, sand, paint etc) so when people close the grow shows, I go make it look brand new. More cash money in my pocket.
It pays to be handy (plus it's all out of the books so no taxes). Next I'm going to learn to work on cars. I never had any opportunities to learn how, but I can detail and fix scratches really well. It seems like young people today have no idea how to do jack sh*t so I am a rarity.

Post: #212

quit the corporate world in my mid-20s and have been rolling solo for the over 10 years doing mercenary internet marketing work, e-commerce gigs, and related web site development contract projects. i was lucky to have been in the middle of the action during the golden days of seo -- when the rise of google made many guys like me small fortunes.

taking a break from all the online hustling, last year, i joined friends at a tech startup on "salary" basis just to see how far i can help push this innovative idea we've developed. the startup is going nowhere at the moment but it was a fun 1 year so far. if it fails, i am going back to internet marketing mercenary work.

Post: #213

I'm working as a freelance VFX guy for commercials. Although I love the pay and the free time and I can choose the projects I want to work on, I don't know If I always want to satisfy the every whim of a client. So now, I'm thinking about learning ios development or web dev for location independence or to be somehow financially independent through apps or web products.

Post: #214

For the guys who went to business school and have worked in the industry a bit (think consulting, investment banking, etc..) you could EASILY work location independent by holding workshops on interview and skill prep.

I know people who have cleaned up doing this. Things like excel modelling, behavioural questions, case interview questions, etc...

Students are happy to pay $100+ for a solid workshop. Fill a lecture hall of 50-100 students and you are laughing.

Post: #215

(02-19-2013 06:37 AM)blackglasses Wrote:  

(01-21-2013 04:11 PM)el mechanico Wrote:  

(01-21-2013 02:24 PM)blackglasses Wrote:  I have a customer service job during the week at a mall. On the side I do labor and I have done some semi-gay things for money just no penetration. Not proud but I really need the money.

Like what semi gay things? How much did you make?

craigsist has ads where gay guys will [pay 50 bucks to suck a straight guy. i am not kidding. not a good thing but i have made up to 500 in a week. I thought it was gross at first but there is nt much you can do when you need money

Wtf? Were you trolling with this

Post: #216

(03-22-2013 04:33 PM)JayRock604 Wrote:  I have a few side hustles.
-tending to peoples grow houses. I get paid in large amounts of herb and I just flip it to my Buddy who hustles it at a discount. I only have the pound(s) for about an hour and then it's just cash in my pocket.
-I learned to do renovations when I was 16 (fix holes in walls, sand, paint etc) so when people close the grow shows, I go make it look brand new. More cash money in my pocket.
It pays to be handy (plus it's all out of the books so no taxes). Next I'm going to learn to work on cars. I never had any opportunities to learn how, but I can detail and fix scratches really well. It seems like young people today have no idea how to do jack sh*t so I am a rarity.

Guessing Humboldt, Mendo, or Trinity. But not originally from there, eh?

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #217

I work in the corporate world and because of that I've got a discount when it comes to shipping products.
I happen to connect with a dude that ships shoes around the US. I hook him up with the discount and in turn I get a percentage of the profit.

If you live in the USA PM me if you are a shoe junkie.

Post: #218

(03-12-2013 02:13 PM)w00t Wrote:  I make a living with online freelancing nowadays which beats sitting in an office all day, but this post reminds me I really need to get my shit together and start building some passive income again. Its about 8 PM and I still have to write 2 articles about shit I couldnt care less about. Meanwhile other dudes just scratch their nuts and have cash rolling in.

Hey w00t, could you go into further details as to what online freelancing entails/what kind of freelancing you do?

Post: #219

Delete

Post: #220

(05-10-2013 03:31 PM)Kikz Wrote:  

(03-12-2013 02:13 PM)w00t Wrote:  I make a living with online freelancing nowadays which beats sitting in an office all day, but this post reminds me I really need to get my shit together and start building some passive income again. Its about 8 PM and I still have to write 2 articles about shit I couldnt care less about. Meanwhile other dudes just scratch their nuts and have cash rolling in.

Hey w00t, could you go into further details as to what online freelancing entails/what kind of freelancing you do?

I do translation and content creation stuff but right now I got a stable job (but work from home 100%). Its also content creation for various blogs.

Post: #221

I teach English in Taiwan

Post: #222

Event promotion/hosting in my local town. My partner and I are discussing incorporating/moving to a larger city, but we will see what happens. Still trying to learn the ins and outs of incorporation before I take that step.

Post: #223

I've had a lot of success recently buying and selling boxes of Magic:The Gathering cards. Sealed boxes of packs that is, not individual cards. Started about 6 months ago and I'm up 40-50% - way more than I expected. If you're looking for a 10-20% annual return on less than 10k you could do a lot worse.

Post: #224

(05-14-2013 10:20 AM)LeightonBlackstock Wrote:  I teach English in Taiwan

Nice, how are salaries compared to cost of living there? Can you reasonably save a chunk o' change each month? I know in Thailand for example, it's pretty difficult to do that.

I've heard varying tales about Taiwan -

Any idea how salary and work hours it compare to say:

-Japan
-China
-Korea
-Vietnam
?

Would love to hear.

Post: #225

(05-14-2013 02:23 PM)RichieP Wrote:  

(05-14-2013 10:20 AM)LeightonBlackstock Wrote:  I teach English in Taiwan

Nice, how are salaries compared to cost of living there? Can you reasonably save a chunk o' change each month? I know in Thailand for example, it's pretty difficult to do that.

I've heard varying tales about Taiwan -

Any idea how salary and work hours it compare to say:

-Japan
-China
-Korea
-Vietnam
?

Would love to hear.

Sent you a private message. If anyone needs advice about Korea or Taiwan, feel free to PM also