How did you start making $$$?
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spatel6549
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still trying to figure that out
Sliv3r
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I made an HTML WEbsite and i sold the website to my Classmate....I added Google ads on that website...GAve him a proxy list...And told him to click on the ads using proxies and Earn forever....he paid me for the website that i made on geocities.....And adsense closed their ads in about 2 weeks... 
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now This is called Blackhat
...now This is called Blackhat
I was a slot machine Scammer. I had my step brother as partner in crime. In Norway where im from they used to have this slot machines with jackpots of around 400 bucks. People would regular win this jackpots ( tought they had put on much more usally). And they were placed every were like f eks at your local supermarked.
So My stephbrother would stand next to the guy playing and talking to hem, "just as an curios kid". When the victim would win any amount of money, they would be shocked to see that money would not come out. Me and my brother had put paper far up the money spitter, so the money would be stuck up inside. My brother would Say "oh my gosh thats terrible", and tell the victim to go fast to the Store`s manager to tell hem about the problem. I would then run into the slot machine section and take the paper out and the money
Profits 100-200 dollar to me and my brother, high risk but never got caught ;D
Too bad they dont have those slot machines anymore, i would teach my kids how to get a good income
So My stephbrother would stand next to the guy playing and talking to hem, "just as an curios kid". When the victim would win any amount of money, they would be shocked to see that money would not come out. Me and my brother had put paper far up the money spitter, so the money would be stuck up inside. My brother would Say "oh my gosh thats terrible", and tell the victim to go fast to the Store`s manager to tell hem about the problem. I would then run into the slot machine section and take the paper out and the money
Profits 100-200 dollar to me and my brother, high risk but never got caught ;D
Too bad they dont have those slot machines anymore, i would teach my kids how to get a good income
Polymath20
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My first cash was from PC fixing and servicing when I was 15 years old or so. First bigger cash I've earned was when I started my freelancing graphic design biz ($300 per logo, $1000+ for visual corporate identities, ...). Now I'm trying to get some BH cash.
evilman11
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the 1st good money method i ever had was selling dope (weed) and black and mild fast breaks. this started my freshmen year of highschool and never got busted. with the black and milds i could get someone to buy em for me at retail price which was about $2 for a pack that had 10 black and milds per pack and id sell them for $1 each so one pack was about $8 profit. and hell i had a bunch of customers cause that kind of stuff wasnt very easy for ppl to get or some dudes just wanted something to smoke out in the parking lot.some ppl bought about 5 or more each day. so i had about 100 black and mild shortbreaks in the inside pocket of a big ass jacket i had so good profit with that part. i also had source with some mexican dudes in a local city where they sold me a shit load of weed for a low price. it was just some swag so no big deal. so id buy like a quarter for like 10 bucks and turn that into 35 a quarter so 25 bucks profit off each quarter and i usually bought in bulk. so yea i sold that kind of shit in hs everyday and usually made over 100bucks aday. some of the dudes usually bought some black and milds with some dope cause they like to roll it up in it. so there you go my 1st good way of profit i ever had.
Allie Albatross
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I used to print out GameFAQ's guides, hole punch them, photoshop a fancy cover, and sell them as a poor mans strategy guide, as opposed to BradyGames or Prima's.
In BCIS (Business Computer Information Systems), basically computer class, we would have these end of the week exams, on Friday, and seeing as I was looked upon as the smartest, I would do them, and allow people to loan me their USB drives Thursday, while I mass copied them over. I would charge $20, and with a class of about 30, that's about $600 a week. These exams were stupid easy.
My Father is the Manager of Mc. Donalds, and we, or rather, he, would receive these "Free Meal", coupon cards, at which I sold at school for a dollar. I still carry them around, for when I'm sweet talking someone, I had them a card for just being a nice person. There expression is usually "Oh, Wow! A free meal!? THANKS!", it's quite sad sometimes.
I also used to play Yu-Gi-Oh!, the card game, and we usually bet on games. The most I've taken in a bet is their entire deck, their PS2 console, and about $50 along with it. Pathetic.
In BCIS (Business Computer Information Systems), basically computer class, we would have these end of the week exams, on Friday, and seeing as I was looked upon as the smartest, I would do them, and allow people to loan me their USB drives Thursday, while I mass copied them over. I would charge $20, and with a class of about 30, that's about $600 a week. These exams were stupid easy.
My Father is the Manager of Mc. Donalds, and we, or rather, he, would receive these "Free Meal", coupon cards, at which I sold at school for a dollar. I still carry them around, for when I'm sweet talking someone, I had them a card for just being a nice person. There expression is usually "Oh, Wow! A free meal!? THANKS!", it's quite sad sometimes.
I also used to play Yu-Gi-Oh!, the card game, and we usually bet on games. The most I've taken in a bet is their entire deck, their PS2 console, and about $50 along with it. Pathetic.
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Alex Brooks
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GPT websites, was only a couple of cents, but I was happy
thetraveller
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i first get dial-up accounts with the help of backdoors on mirc and sold them in my city, then i rented my sega master system along with some games.. that was
blackma
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Until quite recently, Me and some college friends used to walk right out the front door of a grocery store with trolley load after trolley of free booze.
How?
Firstly everybody would chip in to buy the first trolley load of booze. The first guy would buy everything on the list and get a receipt. Then the next guy using the receipt would go in with an empty trolley and load up with all items on the receipt. But this time he would pay for something small like a bottle of coca-cola and just say to the checkout person that he had realised, on his way to out, that he'd forgotten to buy a drinks mixer. Usually the checkout person wouldn't suspect a thing and even if he did he could just show them a receipt! It was beautiful. You could do this a few times every 'shopping day' and have all the party drinks you needed for a month. (If there was usually 10 guys and everyone gave 10 euro). We made sure not to become too greedy and milked this cow for the most of our 4 years in college!! Of course rotating shopping centres (malls) every week. We had about 10 different stores on the list. ( All pretty big stores where we assumed that they wouldnt have noticed the missing drinks !?) It was very nerve wrecking and made you paranoid as fuck any time you did it but defo worth it!
Not really a money making venture (unless you sold the goods, but we usually just drank it all), but as they say a penny saved is a penny earned!!
How?
Firstly everybody would chip in to buy the first trolley load of booze. The first guy would buy everything on the list and get a receipt. Then the next guy using the receipt would go in with an empty trolley and load up with all items on the receipt. But this time he would pay for something small like a bottle of coca-cola and just say to the checkout person that he had realised, on his way to out, that he'd forgotten to buy a drinks mixer. Usually the checkout person wouldn't suspect a thing and even if he did he could just show them a receipt! It was beautiful. You could do this a few times every 'shopping day' and have all the party drinks you needed for a month. (If there was usually 10 guys and everyone gave 10 euro). We made sure not to become too greedy and milked this cow for the most of our 4 years in college!! Of course rotating shopping centres (malls) every week. We had about 10 different stores on the list. ( All pretty big stores where we assumed that they wouldnt have noticed the missing drinks !?) It was very nerve wrecking and made you paranoid as fuck any time you did it but defo worth it!
Not really a money making venture (unless you sold the goods, but we usually just drank it all
), but as they say a penny saved is a penny earned!!
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NickE83
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Until quite recently, Me and some college friends used to walk right out the front door of a grocery store with trolley load after trolley of free booze.
How?
Firstly everybody would chip in to buy the first trolley load of booze. The first guy would buy everything on the list and get a receipt. Then the next guy using the receipt would go in with an empty trolley and load up with all items on the receipt. But this time he would pay for something small like a bottle of coca-cola and just say to the checkout person that he had realised, on his way to out, that he'd forgotten to buy a drinks mixer. Usually the checkout person wouldn't suspect a thing and even if he did he could just show them a receipt! It was beautiful. You could do this a few times every 'shopping day' and have all the party drinks you needed for a month. (If there was usually 10 guys and everyone gave 10 euro). We made sure not to become too greedy and milked this cow for the most of our 4 years in college!! Of course rotating shopping centres (malls) every week. We had about 10 different stores on the list. ( All pretty big stores where we assumed that they wouldnt have noticed the missing drinks !?) It was very nerve wrecking and made you paranoid as fuck any time you did it but defo worth it!
Not really a money making venture (unless you sold the goods, but we usually just drank it all
haha, what dumbasses, didn't they even look at the date on the reciept ever?? :yield:
Funny though, it reminds of back home in Aus, we used to put a layer of meat goods (the most expensive part of grocery shopping) on the bottom of the trolley, and when we put all the other stuff on the checkout, we would then just cover up the meet on the way out with our shopping bags.
We must have got $1000s of freebies of lamb, beef, chicking, etc. LOL
Allie Albatross
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haha, what dumbasses, didn't they even look at the date on the reciept ever?? :yield:
Funny though, it reminds of back home in Aus, we used to put a layer of meat goods (the most expensive part of grocery shopping) on the bottom of the trolley, and when we put all the other stuff on the checkout, we would then just cover up the meet on the way out with our shopping bags.
We must have got $1000s of freebies of lamb, beef, chicking, etc. LOL
I think the date has nothing to do with it, I'm assuming he did this in the same day, because he went back inside the store, telling them "Oh, I forgot to buy some Coke", or something. I may have to use this one day.
LoboRsxS
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i would buy pokemon cards and glitter them out and make them look holographic then sell them to rich kids in school telling them they were rare. I also got the japanese pokemon cards and cut out magic the gathering monsters and glued them on the pokemon cards telling everyone they were rare pokemon that aren't even on tv yet (this is 1st season) and sold them for $30+ lmao.
Polymath20
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