Guy Makes $10,000 a Month With this Ridiculous Method. lol

[th3cr0w]

srsly ? who is that guy ?

 

[Zzzzz....]

It's a great idea. Love it

 

[whiteroot]

it reminds me of a guy selling shit boxes
you pay, he sends the poop to your worse enemy/competitor/who-you-want
i just searched google and found he's not alone in this business

 

[SEMWORLD]

I'm so surprised after reading these post!! Fake idea! Guys, There is no shortcut way for success. Only proper way investment and real business strategy is enough for success. If you think so then you can apply it. Why are you sharing these?

 

[SexyDuck]

ever heard of the poop sellers? PM your address and I'll show you.

 

[S2Term]

OK. So think of the stupidest person I can imagine and then realize that there are 10M of those people and sell them something that has absolutely little value and mark it up 1000%. Am I describing Apple, I think I am.

 

[Spinethetic]

Its amazing. But obviously fad markets doesnt last long term.

How much money was generated selling "pet rocks" in 1960s/70s USA?

 

[Bahmer]

How much money was generated selling "pet rocks" in 1960s/70s USA?

I was just going to point out the pet rocks thing. What a freaking great idea that was. Jeez. I still remember the Arther episode about fads and not buying into fads like that.

 

[Abqerino]

1 potato = 10$ OMG
its great idea,I love it
the american people have match money :nemoflow:

 

[RedditVoteSupplier]

Wow, all that's needed is a potato and a sharpie. This guy isn't playing around

 

[Rare Item Merchant]

Hah. Just sent one to my ex.

 

[dub28]

Pet rock : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pet_Rock

In April 1975, Gary Dahl was in a bar (which is now Beauregard Vineyards Tasting room in Bonny Doon) listening to his friends complain about their pets. This gave him the idea for the perfect "pet": a rock.[1] A rock would not need to be fed, walked, bathed, or groomed; and would not die, become sick, or be disobedient. He said they were to be the perfect pets, and joked about it with his friends.[2] Dahl took the idea seriously, and drafted an "instruction manual" for a pet rock. It was full of puns, gags and plays on words that referred to the rock as an actual pet..

 

[SocialPusher]

Guys.. many of you aready said it.. Someone sold expensive glitter! So why not expensive potatoes ? at least you can eat them after you read the message

 

[VeeGeeN]

I'm going to create boniondotcom and write messages with a Biro on an onion. At least when the person who buys the product can chop the onion later cryingn when they realise what a waste of their $10 was.

 

[george9065]

Good one. How did he ge the exposure to get to $10K?

 

[Koenza]

Yeah that doesn't work any more, it was good when it first came out but now everyone's doing it and it's not as big.

 

[SocialAdsWW]

What do you think doing this business in EU

 

[SteveArrow]

What do you think doing this business in EU

wouldn't work.. people aren't that ...... (guess) as in the USA..

If its very original and funny (like the glitters were) it would work for short time in europe but die quickly...

BTW for anybody thats wondering.. the glitter guy sold his site for 85K USD and the company who bought it now turned it into a 6 figure monthly business

See: hxxps://empireflippers.com/case-study-how-buying-85000-worth-of-glitter-created-a-six-figure-empire/

 

[virtualprotect]

Who buys this. This makes no sens what so ever.

 

[The Old Simeon]

I'm of two minds about guys like this one. Perhaps they are marketing geniuses, thinking outside the box. Or perhaps they are just the right kind of stupid to understand what will appeal to other morons. I just can't tell.