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>>1796537
GE
TYO
IBM

>>1796546
Noted. Grassy Ass. Know which has best potential growth or is just best to diversify?

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>>1796537

>>1796525

What country are you in?

I'm in a trade and have an LLC. I wanna help you but your post is fucking complicated.

It sounds like you are saying that a client shorted you $8k?

I've had a client short me, and firstly this not something you let slip by. You address it right away and politely.

I think my email went something like:

"dear anon, this is XYZ company, on ________ date you were serviced the attached service (see attachment). The total fee came to ___________. To date I have received _______, leaving a remaining bill of ____________. I just wanted to make sure there is no confusion over the bill or the services provided, please call me at ________".

Then just keep going back and forth. Keep it polite. Sometimes these people are dealing with millions and just fucked up a (small) payment. My brother got overpaid $10k on a job and had to call the company to send them some money back.

But honestly, you need to be very very very sure they are trying to fuck you before going all legal mode. Because if it was a mistake, and you threaten to sue they are gonna blast your business.

Just get them on the phone.

>>1796525

Oh, and my story is kinda funny

> guy shorted me $100 on a job
> no big deal
> keep sending emails
> he keeps responding "check is in the mail"
> after my 5th email I decided to send him a threat email
> told him I would lien his home if he did not pay
> He puts a check in the mail 2 weeks later

For some retarded reason some people think they can get away with cheating people. Which is like driving into oncoming traffic, it's just a matter of time before you get crushed.

>>1796525

For future reference here is how you should handle contracts:

1) Go over the job in DETAIL with the customer, take your sweet time and look at every little thing they want or dont want, take notes
2) Write up a very detailed and accurate contract for everything
3) Get them to sign and get 20% down (or more it may depend on your industry)

As the job progresses if things change, write up a "change order" for the additional costs and have them sign it.

At the end print up a final contract that includes the remaining balance plus all the change orders.

>>1796470
Depending on the popularity of the specific pyramid scheme, some companies look at your employment history negatively if they see something like that on there.

Also they make the top of the pyramid more money then you would get entering the bottom, unless you start hiring suckers yourself to boost your comp.

Vector Marketing sells these knives from cutco. From what the company told me its great on a resume

>>1796516
>From what the company told me its great on a resume
>From what the company told me
>the company told me
>the company

I would opt for commodities that are low risk and wont go down in price

Something like Tanzanite might be a good idea.

>>1796405
I keep about $3000 in cash (mostly 20's) and about $30,000 in checking.

>>1796405
I keep emergency funds in savings because anything truly low risk and liquid isn't going to provide much of a return in excess of what you get in a savings account anyway.

1. go back to your old job?
2. find a new job

/thread

Start a business where you sell rare frog pictures for pepecash.

I'm not talking rare pepes here, either. I'm just talking about pictures of very rare species of frog. Or maybe even just very rare pictures of regular frogs. I think it's an untapped market desu.

>>1796309
how'd you get fired?

>>1796153
kneepads

>>1796158
Explain this meme
[spoiler]Im new at /biz[/spoiler]

Install app mercari
Use my code UZDTXX to give me and you $2 each credit
Now you have $6 to play with
Refresh electronics or collectables until you find something for $6 that you can buy to resell
Resell item bought for profit

I've done it a bunch of times. You have to be fast to get the true deals

*tips socialism*

good luck!

>>1796214
Seriously with a tax rate at 27% on income under 10kUSD yearly, and 42% above, how does this magic work?

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>>1796141
How much is the capital gains tax in denmark currently?

Niggers do that shit in my area all the time. Now no tag = no sale.

>>1796024
It's a thrift store... unless the owners are complete jews, most things are going to be really cheap anyway. Is that really a mischievous way to make money so much as pathetic bottom feeding?

Throughout high school and college I just went to Value Village and Goodwill and looked for high-end stuff. It was not uncommon for me to find Burberry, Dior, Brooks Brothers, etc. items for like $10 or less that easily sold for $50+ on eBay. Heck, I've even gone to Goodwill, bought a bunch of jeans, and then gone straight to Plato's Closet less than 2 miles down the street to sell them for a profit.

>>1796024
Kys...


Sage

I found a local guy who gets me all sorts of deductions.

Be aware it WILL cost you, but it was low enough for me to be worth it.

I just use this.

http://www.unitedway.org/myfreetaxes

If you make under 64k you can do it for free. Though I only make like 12,000 so you non poorfags probably have more shit to cover than just pressing next a thousand times.

>>1795942
Based on the information you provided, it sounds like your tax situation is pretty simple and it shouldn't take long at all to either do TurboTax or even hand file and 1040EZ. Why are you opposed to doing it yourself?

You got to hit the gym buddy

>>1795881

I go to the gym.

>>1795871
Why compare yourself to others who have been dealt a different hand than you? Life can always be worse. Focus on what you can change instead of what you can't. Every second stressing the past or the future is a second wasted in the present.

>>1795806
>-0.62%
Ffs

>>1795806

Tell us which ticker touched you anon

Is a chart for a week.... if you see it as a long term invest you'll have nothing to be afraid.

>>1795730
It's good if you're a bottom of the rung type. I work as a storeman in Aus, driving forklifts and so forth, and my employer kind of made a fuss over how I was in the Navy. A lot of employers I've had have had the same attitude; people seem to be a little impressed by it. You and I both know that peace time militaries are basically welfare rides, but they don't. Plus I believe ex military, even peace time, have a different way of carrying themselves compared to civvies.A little more gravitas, dare I say it? People pick up on that shit. But yeah, I'd rather have a trade or a uni degree any day compared to 4 wasted years as a radar operator.

Employers are looking for people who show up on time, don't complain, don't miss days and just get the job done. Discipline is kinda stupid hard to find in the gen pop today. Vets are literally programed for it.

Depends. Just being a vet gets you:

-General points on your hiring application, particularly for federal jobs
-Access to the GI bill to go to college for four years
-A degree of respectability

Your job within the military may or may not get you:

-Secret/Top Secret clearance that remains current up to one year after you leave
-A skillset that qualifies you for an outside job, including technical certs
-Qualifications like a Merchant Marine license depending on what job you work

Basically it's up to you what you want to do. You can do something that doesn't translate well outside of the military like infantry and just take your hiring points and GI Bill, you can do something that preps you for a white collar job in the Federal Government or a private corporation like Intelligence, or you can do something that preps you for a blue collar trade like welding or motor pool. It's up to you.

>>1795712
call jg wentworth

>>1795763
8 7 7 cash now.

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>>1795763

>pic rel
fkin H I R E D

>>1795621

Hired!!!

It's a corporate hookup site. I get likes from recruiters all the time.

construction related companies

Media

>>1795533
Banking seems to be liking the Trumpening