I was fired yesterday!
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urbanzen
Junior Member
- Jul 16, 2008
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I never got fired... I wish I would from the job I have now. I hate it but it's a little bit hard sine it's my own company and since it's making pretty good money.
Still. Good luck and I hope you more then tripple your income. I just wish I could make enough on IM to make a full time living from it. Then I would defineatly drop my company. ... I'm working on that...
A0rta I'm in the same boat as you. Worked 7 years in my family's company. Making good money, and getting year end dividends. Trying to slowly outsource the majority of my tasks, so I can really use the skills I learn from here, to expand on the business. (open up more sites, become an angel investor)
Urban
well if you aren't disabled or have a true reason for being unemployed, you should probably start looking for a new job...
don't take advantage of the taxpayers money when you're perfectly capable.. and hey, who knows when the day will come where you can't work anymore and then you might wish you had when you were able..?
well good luck to you!
don't take advantage of the taxpayers money when you're perfectly capable.. and hey, who knows when the day will come where you can't work anymore and then you might wish you had when you were able..?
well good luck to you!
da buck
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- Feb 24, 2008
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well if you aren't disabled or have a true reason for being unemployed, you should probably start looking for a new job...
don't take advantage of the taxpayers money when you're perfectly capable.. and hey, who knows when the day will come where you can't work anymore and then you might wish you had when you were able..?
well good luck to you!
I won't live off unemployment for long. Once I start bringing in money I will end up being responsible for paying back any cash I get from the government. Plus, I am one of those taxpayers that has been paying into the system for 15 years.
workfromhome11
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- Jan 17, 2008
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went through somewhat the same situation just last week. There is a silver lining and I am sure you'll find it. This place, as you already seem to know, is a great avenue to begin and continue with. Good luck my friend.
proxyprincess
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- Aug 2, 2008
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Best of luck to ya ,I lost mine to I was doing security for (hehe) the IRS during tax season that came to a end pay suxed anyway lol. may we will both reap the rewards awaiting us
proxyprincess
pay suxed anyway lol. may we will both reap the rewards awaiting us proxyprincess
craig-spencer
Newbie
- Jan 10, 2008
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damn dude tht sux.
I just lost my job at capital 1 due to the credit crunch - but these things are sent to test us.
Keep ya chin up and turn this into a posative, then u will find new success somewhere!
I just lost my job at capital 1 due to the credit crunch - but these things are sent to test us.
Keep ya chin up and turn this into a posative, then u will find new success somewhere!
iamblackhat
Registered Member
- Feb 6, 2008
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Good luck dude. Just keep working at it and you'll find yourself acheiving success with this internet marketing stuff.
lynnw196
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- Jan 27, 2008
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with your experience and most likely having contacts in the car sales arena, I would look into doing ebay car listings for dealers. Can make decent money once you get the hang of it. 50-75 per listing. There was a half decent ebook about ebay autos floating around this forum somewhere, may want to do a search for it. Good luck and hang in there.
dvdcowboy
Junior Member
- May 10, 2008
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Good luck bro.
Check out your unemployment benefits close, you may be able to work part time and still collect some unemployment to strech it out longer. That is what I did when I got laid off from programming.
If streched out, it might by you enough time to give BH a good run.
Check out your unemployment benefits close, you may be able to work part time and still collect some unemployment to strech it out longer. That is what I did when I got laid off from programming.
If streched out, it might by you enough time to give BH a good run.
da buck
Regular Member
- Feb 24, 2008
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Plus stuffing commissions.
The credit situation in Wa must be a lot better than here. Less than 10% of our customers had a 650 or higher. Most were 580 or lower.
Good luck! You will need it.
I am a computer programmer.
Due to the ousourcing our industry is shrinking as well.
For the last 10 years I have been fired twice as well.
Funny how it goes when I have a job I am always looking a way to open up a business. As soon as I loose a job, which is perfect opprortunity to open up a business, I always go and find another job.
We, humans, like to do what's familiar and comfortable.
Unfortunately that is not the best thing most of the time.
Make your decision and let us know.
I am a computer programmer.
Due to the ousourcing our industry is shrinking as well.
For the last 10 years I have been fired twice as well.
Funny how it goes when I have a job I am always looking a way to open up a business. As soon as I loose a job, which is perfect opprortunity to open up a business, I always go and find another job.
We, humans, like to do what's familiar and comfortable.
Unfortunately that is not the best thing most of the time.
Make your decision and let us know.
lynnw196
Newbie
- Jan 27, 2008
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