Don't understand....
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goodbyebluemonday
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- Aug 9, 2008
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Sign up with your parents' info? I can help you get signed up, if you need help with the call.
that would be cool if you could help me. i would use my parents info but they have it put in a safe box.
lying about my age is less of the problem. its more info wise Tax etc.. info. when they ask to fill out your tax statement or whatever im like WHAT?!?
by the way im looking forward to using your method with a twist only if i can GET A CPA!
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magcshroom
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- Nov 7, 2008
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You can fill out w9's in your under 18. Think about kids who works when they're 16. They have to fill them out too.
omnipotentq
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- Jul 18, 2008
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Just lie about your age and your SSN on your W9. By the time next year rolls around, you'll be rich and can worry about the ramifications then. 
(I don't condone this method, but I may know people who have used it successfully in the past to great success.)
(I don't condone this method, but I may know people who have used it successfully in the past to great success.)
jagrmeister721
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- Apr 3, 2008
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>set up a corporation under your name u can do that as 17 year's old. and then sign up as a company
You can do this manually or if you have the dough, I've used CompanyCorporation a few times and they have saved me a lot of time.
You can do this manually or if you have the dough, I've used CompanyCorporation a few times and they have saved me a lot of time.
jagrmeister721
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- Apr 3, 2008
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No problem Xmyth. If you have no luck, and need to leverage someone else's CPA accounts, feel free to PM me.