IF you were in Taiwan?

[theconscience]

IF you were in Taiwan- How would you make yourself rich?

 

[SAINTPEPSI]

IF you were in Taiwan- How would you make yourself rich?

Selling fake shoes or electronic gadget I guess? but I know It's not gonna make you rich enough tho.

 

[Mike Hill]

I would get a fucking job like everyone else?

 

[shreddmatrix]

Gucci, Louis, Prada knock offs

 

[Battambang]

Go directly to manufacturer showrooms and buy stuff then resell it for 500% + profit

Can sell in bulk or individually.

 

[topcalibercontent]

Teach English? That's the main skill I know Taiwanese are looking for that I have to offer.

 

[sfcraiger]

buy a drone to take aerial footage and sell to local companies there.

 

[Kenobii]

Doing IM

 

[theconscience]

Go directly to manufacturer showrooms and buy stuff then resell it for 500% + profit

Can sell in bulk or individually.

Erm what particular product manufacturer showrooms may I ask?

Bag knockoffs as someone said are rather dodgy I think in this day and age.

 

[Battambang]

Erm what particular product manufacturer showrooms may I ask?

Bag knockoffs as someone said are rather dodgy I think in this day and age.

The best would probably be something you are interested in or at least have enough knowledge of to know if it is a quality product.
Something cheap to start with earbuds, phone cases, watches, kitchen stuff, toys, fishing stuff. Anything you can think of I am sure they make in Taiwan.
Ask their sales person what has the highest margins.

When you go dress nicely (with a tie) and carry a laptop bag or briefcase.

 

[customerblast]

I would start an english speaking school that was trendy and stylish lol

 

[bekemew]

Most people in my experience have no idea how much money they think they'll need in order to be and feel rich. They just "dream" of millions and refer to that whole hazy, foggy area as being RICH.

Having millions doesn't mean you're rich. I'm not talking about "health and happiness" either - let's leave those non-financial terms out of the equation and refer only to money and financial wealth. I know that in this context they mean having "lots of money" but how much is lots? Does he discuss context at all? How much does he say someone needs to have (or what sort of lifestyle are they living) before they're considered RICH?

 

[jack_chen]

wire fraud? lol
or sell tw facebook accounts to you guys?

 

[praveencqr]

IF you were in Taiwan- How would you make yourself rich?

I will marry a rich taiwan girl.simple.

 

[hacko]

Sell my kidneys probably