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Go ask those customers if they are happy with their current solution. Find out what you can do better and if that provides enough value for them to switch. Switching customers is tough, even if your service is cheaper. You need to find out the best way to pitch it. It's not just about the cost of the service.

working for free is begging to get used over and over again. Just like you said, theyll use you for the first free turn then toss your info in the trash, unless its a service that requires a quality output and you blow the competition out of the water.

normally in my experience as long as youre cheaper than the competition/what they use specifically, your conversion rate is normally decent. People like to save money so theyre normally willing to give things a trial run

personally if you were going to compete via discounts, I'd offer something like 35/50/75% off first service when you sign up for a 6 month contract, etc.

>>1398856

I should have just said that I am doing interior photography (real estate)

My prices are comparable to my competition (not cheaper), the service I provide is almost identical in regards to the quality of images produced (everyone uses the same equipment and techniques) though I try to go the extra mile when possible (not always possible due to time restrictions).

I work for a few clients already, work is in abundance.. I thought ifI could get my foot in the door with a few new clients then once they know me it would lead to more work (they basically just use who they know) at least this is how it has been so far with my current clients.

I'm the guy at the top. You got a lot of this wrong.

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>>1398838
meh, when collapse comes I be ruler too like immortal joe.

any more of these?

>>1398828
>Thanks for any advice. Makes me love Amazon more every day.

Amazon Marketplace could rip you off just the same way. But after the third or fourth angry email they'll at least reimburse you.

>>1398828
What company?

Just use myprotein, bro. Probably even better prices and it's well known and tested by Labdoor

>>1399562
Since I'm using Myprotein (unflavored, impact), I get this icky rash. Gonna have to stop. I really don't know what else could be causing the rash, perhaps an interaction of heat, humidity, and washing powder. But the temporal association with trying Myprotein makes it the #1 suspect.

That's not to say it's not a good product, just for me it doesn't seem right.

ye it's called poker

>>1398817
This is a fucking great idea.

Right now all we have, and please use my ref here because i need to test some stats... is the money doubler here. its addicting as fuak man.

http://freebitco .in/?r =2849362

>>1398839
I don't know anything about online poker, is it always players vs players? Is there any reason to have some type of reserve that I'm not thinking of?

And couldn't that be extended to any game of chance. Say dice rolls until one party picks correctly, coin flips. Things that are quick are good because you want to keep going.

I also think long term current event type bets could be used to deal with this:
>The biggest problem I see is matching users, especially a problem when there isn't much or any traffic.

Pool's closed.

>>1398850
now, but not then.

I looked up at around 4pm and it already showed stocks at 5.30pm

>>1398787
You need a decent broker, probably.
Unfortunately, a lot of places want something in return for access to a data feed.
Usually cash to hold as a deposit.

6/10

>>1398725
Explain how its unique, degree doesn't matter if you end up producing the same drowned out shit thats on the market now.

>>1398745
As I said its unique I'm not going to tell you what kind of unique but it is

>>1398696
I'm going to be completely honest with you.

By posting here you are just distracting yourself.

If you were going to go to a good uni or do the course you want you would have committed from the start. If you want to redeem yourself, it's simple, put on an album you like and study yourself silly for the next months.

Most likely you will fail, give up and go back to your procrastinating habits like 4chan, video games etc.

>>1398699
If he fails, he can always join ISIS.

>>1398696
Hasnt Erdogan removed a bunch of Universities in Turkey?

It took BTC around 4 years to mature in value

CoinBase started trading it, companies using CoinBase for a payment system could probably start accepting ether here soon.

it will go up in value, that is assured. prolly $100 in a few months

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(cont. from >>1398690 )

And then you have people like these ones:
>pic related
Sauce: http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/thornbury/beds/king-mattress-memory-foam-2yrs-old/1118721516

Who claim:
>we bought this for $ 1,000
>after 2 years we are selling it already
>we are happy to sell it for $ 130

You read the details, and it turns out it is a foam piece of shit. I mean: look at the pic.

Of course the two products don't compare because one is a Double size, whereas the latter is a Queen... but which of the two is a strawberry? The latter looks like a lemon to me!

(cont. >>1398693 )

Then you find things that look like stuff my grandma would buy, and they have the same price of shit that is sold "like new".
Sauce: http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/reservoir/beds/double-bed-suite-leadlight-bed-head-mattress-base-bedside-tables/1112408494

I really don't get how to establish the quality/price ratio when it comes to this.

>buying a used mattress

kek

>>1398666
Average trade volume and the active bid ask spread.

>>1398676
Ok one question though... what does anything you just said mean?

>>1399670
Search on investopedia

>Average trade volume
Average amount traded per day

>Active bid ask spread
Difference between the given amount people are willing to pay (bid for an equity) and the price people are putting it up to sell (ask price)

>>1398647
What really count is the rank for you target audience

But yeah don't give up yet

>>1398647
This is a dinosaur erotica website right?

>>1398647
post url here, and advertise the fuck out of it. also put up advertisements for other companies to prey on.

>>1398630
ask the IRS

>>1398630

You didn't file a return, but sent a check in. That's pretty damn retarted. How the shit would they know what to do with your check?

Get a copy of the cancelled check. File a 2013 return through hr block or the like. Yes, you can still file a 2013, penalties will be imposed.

You are incapable of doing your own taxes based on the information provided.

>>1398630
>I did send them a check for roughly what I figured I would owe.
What the heck were you thinking jesus christ

oh

;(

>>1398625
S-stop

smoke some weed and think about life that always helps me

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It depends on your long-term goals. If you're okay with working for the next 40 years, then investing 10-15% and spending the rest is alright. If you want to retire early with a modest lifestyle, then the more you save now the better.
Also, it's always nice to develop a lifestyle which makes you happy and doesn't cost money, that way you can have your cake and eat it too.

>pic related
If you save 50% of your salary, you can retire in 10 years. This is regardless of your income.

>>1398672
Your own picture disagrees with your post. The crossover point for 10 years is 65%, not 50%. 50% crosses at closer to 18 years instead.

>>1398587
ebay and amazon

>>1398588
DO NOT and I repeat DO NOT sell on eBay with your real account.

I did this years back with msdn product keys or whatever the fuck it was (probably still the same shit) and they banned me for life, can't get back on. I'm too lazy to try to make a stealth account but yeah, if you are making a lot from eBay/value your account at all I heavily recommend against this.

>>1398588
It's forbidden.
>>1398591
Yea, I've seen some posts on the net that they're banning people for that.
Is Amazon okay?