I do not know if you have noticed like I have, but they all come claiming huge success, almost as though it is the same person with a different story. I find it strange how someone suddenly remembers their username and password from a forum they registered with several years ago, and then decides to write a nice little "story", one that could rope in the naive people. You see he will get noobs pming him asking "How you do that?" and then they are pointed to some bullshit website ready for the sting. Not saying this is what is going on, but I am always weary of these kinds of threads where people resurface with a great tale.
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I do not know if you have noticed like I have, but they all come claiming huge success, almost as though it is the same person with a different story. I find it strange how someone suddenly remembers their username and password from a forum they registered with several years ago, and then decides to write a nice little "story", one that could rope in the naive people. You see he will get noobs pming him asking "How you do that?" and then they are pointed to some bullshit website ready for the sting. Not saying this is what is going on, but I am always weary of these kinds of threads where people resurface with a great tale.
Wilson Grant Fisk
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Yeah I noticed that too, it looks like coding doesn't pay.
Anyway, OP, I would say welcome to the forum but as you have been registered over 3 years it doesn't seem worth it.
Good Luck
neutralhatter
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Any good events you have positive experience with?
Do you just randomly start talking to people when you are there?
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Stop talking about the rep system for fucks sake.
Anyways. Congratz on your success OP.
Anyways. Congratz on your success OP.
I still take on web / software development projects, I pass it on to my dev team. It's not just about the money. Every project you develop is always different, my team will gain more experience with the more projects they develop. Thats why I will post a reply to bid for projects.
British Gas, Asda, Homebase, Morgan Stanley, all of these projects are online psychometric / aptitude tests to test candidates that applied for a job.
I worked on these projects 2005 - 2007. They were built in Visual Studio 2003, C# .net framework 1.1, with a SQL Server 2000 database.
At the moment I am out of the country, but when I get back (couple of months), I will scan and post my international payment receipts from my bank. Not no fake paypal or clickbank altered screenshot.
I get emails from this forum every so often, can't remember the last but if you click the forgotten password link and enter your email address, it sends a password reset email.
Trust me mate, last thing that I want to do is look for naive people (waste of my time). Not my style, at all!!
LiquidSnake
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What is the point of this thread? Bragging with 3 years old stuff?
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i think he meant 6.6$ - if u earn 6.6mil bhw u will not be lolz
madoctopus
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So you take us to Vegas or what?
Hermetic0ne
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Very interesting background you have there. You sound a bit like a startup guy, like myself. I realized as I approached age 30 that teaming up with the right people is the way to build companies rather than doing everything yourself. So I can definitely relate. Although I am only in the early phases of my newest startup it's a lot more exciting than simply building websites or doing biz dev work for a client.
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