/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13579029
Okay, here are some ideas:

1. Unironically, set up an eBay account and wait for them to email you an offer for 50 free listings. Then go to garage sales and buy low, then sell higher on eBay. There are lots of videos you can watch on YouTube to educate you on what to look for. Otherwise, just look into retail arbitrage. People buy $300 of Nike shoes on clearance on a weekend, list them, and make $700-800 back. Learn how this works, get a $300 limit starter credit card and go to town.

2. Get a friend with a truck and put an ad on Craigslist and FB Marketplace for "Junk Removal" services. Do this once a week for a few hours, pick up people's unwanted furniture, trash, debris, and drop it off at your local junk yard for a fee. Split the cash with your friend. There's your $390/month for a few hours work.

3. Learn how to use Squarespace, Wix, Wordpress, or another website builder. Offer to build 1-page websites for local home service companies for $150-200. Make it easy on yourself and go ahead and design 3 or 4 templates so when you get a client (from Craigslist) you can blast out a website real quick and send them all the log-in info.

In general, learn a skill, list yourself in places where people will look for the kind of services you offer (you can start on Craigslist, Upwork.com, Freelancer.com, and others.. ideally list yourself on all of them), and then only take on the clients you can do good work for w/ the time & effort that makes sense for you. Hope that gives you some ideas. Anything else like blogging, affiliate sales, or ad revenue models are going to take forever and a day to learn/master and IMO will not be worth your time.

>>2623075
EOS ICO?

>>2600922
here's my btc wallet. i'll be waiting.
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>>2525442
Explain what bancor does in 2 sentences.

Waiting for XRP to break out like