GoodTimeGary
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Hey everyone I am wanting some ideas on how to make some money while going to tech school. Just looking for some ideas you guys might have,tired of being broke.
Making Money as a Tech School Student?
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kaylanewett
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I can already sense the flaming that's about to happen here..
BANCADITALIA
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Check out the 'Money making' threads and look for some methods.
GoodTimeGary
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I have been glancing over the money making threads, I am kinda thinking I would like to get into youtube sub selling etc, just trying to find some legit programs to buy,still open to other things
Offer tech services to your peers in the form of fixing pc or repairing things you know how to repair. You could also make your peers viral, but in the long run they don't have much money and only a few of them would even be considered prospects. If you target people in your area, your pool for clientele is small, unless you start up your own promotional or record company.
Patel
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Tech school will not teach you anything Google can't. Dump the school, invest the money.
Edit: Do freelance work, make/sell accounts, write articles, design websites, invest in cryptocurrency, buy low sell high, theres a million ways to make a buck. Making a buck a million times is the hard part.
Edit: Do freelance work, make/sell accounts, write articles, design websites, invest in cryptocurrency, buy low sell high, theres a million ways to make a buck. Making a buck a million times is the hard part.
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GoodTimeGary
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Patel,Thats what I am thing about doing, but I need to find someone who sell the tools fasts I need to create accounts faster,and automate everything so I do not have to sign in and out everytime to sub someone. Know of any that's no a scam?
Patel
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There is a program called uBot which I personally use to make some tools. uBot is about ~$200 or so, and you can create your own bots to automate any process you can do manually. You don't need programming skills but it will take you a couple hours to learn and create bots.
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