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Nah it's mostly legit, but it's harder than you'd think.

>>1076919
why do you say that?

>>1076924
Because you'd need to compete with people, build up a name for yourself, etc.

It's less of a scam and more just more difficult than you think.

>>1077595
How about you ask your fucking friend you moron?

>>1077601
This, or better yet, kill yourself

>>1077601
>>1077606

doesnt want to tell me. he said there is enough competition as there is, yet google searches provide nothing.

he brings like 50 iphone 6 golds to ups a day and they ship em to apple for repair or something then he gets em back and sells them. idk how he gets them thogh

Depending on how user friendly it is, I have my doubts.

>>1077002
>similar on scale to how filiament bulbs changed into LED's,
As much as a good idea it was it failed miserably.
They are too expensive,one costs as 15 regular,they break fast because of the electronics inside.
Please dont draw parallels on things you don't understand.

Sometimes, layers are good. You know, security and shit? Nobody today has any complaints about e-commerce. Its the easiest and fastest its ever been.

The biggest problem in e-commerce is shitbag delivery drivers and general delivery systems.

>>1078458
not giving you my ideas.

But I've got a bunch

Stick figure in the background is getting his dick sucked by a web app dev

Yup. Got seed capital?

>>1073788
Don't sleep until you've handed in 100 applications, made some connections with drug dealers and sucked a cock or two.

>>1073791
id listen to this guy op

>I will shovel shit for 5 dollars an hour
Just use that line.

I've done my taxes with turbotax for over 10 years. Never had a problem.

If you buy and sell stock then Turbotax.

Else use the cheapest version of H&R block when it goes on sale in late march.

>>1079816
can confirm turbotax is solid, easy to use software. i've been using it for about 6 years now. i don't know if any alternatives out there are cheaper, but i know it is cheaper than going to a tax preparation service in person.

It's for when they have no idea what they're actually interviewing for, and it's the only metric by which they can rightly judge whether they can afford to hire you.

Whoever says a number first loses here.

So you want to say stuff like "well what is the starting salary for [position] at your company?"

Basically go back and forth on them with this and see who cracks first. If you're stubborn they'll gave and likely give you much higher than you expected.

>>1079705

if you have actual valuable skills you should know what they're worth and you can quote an accurate price

I'm a card-carrying libertarian and I've never made it past the first 3 chapters

I read a good part of it, but got sick of reading all books and stopped. However I remember the Rearden metal, the great sex stuff, and that I couldn't place what year the damn thing was set in.

>>1078580
>carrying a card to show you abide by a certain political ideology
Why would you do this to yourself, familia?

>>1079668
Make them sign an agreement before they leave their car?

>>1079695
We've already established the storage cost, though we're not enforcing it. And on the invoices that the customer sighs usually has something like that on it.

>>1079668
can I ask some serious questions that will seem racist?

are they black?

were they thrown in jail?

>>1079525
Nobody knows what the market will be doing at any time. If they tell you otherwise, they lie.

>>1079525
It won't crash because the amount of work OP is putting in sucking dicks will keep the economy afloat.

Must be a passion.

>>1079595
But he does it for free.

Shkreli simply did what pretty much any /biz/raeli would do given the opportunity. He's the based god of the Internet.

I am not american so I might be wrong but afaik you don't have drug prize regulation policy, I know this does not excuse Shkreli but what he done in a second (rise) is just what could be expected to be done by everyone more slowly but at the end of the day cost you even more.

>>1079267
The fact that the establishment jews are scapegoating this guy gives you all you need to know.

>>1078913
45% of /biz/ are college and high school students entirely dependant financially on Mom & Dad

40% of /biz/ are penniless NEETs, Russians, Aussies, or other Third-Worlders who like to role-play Wolf of Wall Street.

4.9% of /biz/ are work-class normies with a few thousand dollars in a 401k or IRA and 30 years before anything matters financially

0.1% of /biz/ have professional jobs with meaningful salaries and significant investments, relatively speaking.

6 people on /biz/ are perma-bear faggots who cheer when the markets fall, primarily because they missed the last bull run and have crippling investment anxiety.

So, 6 people got BTFO. Huzzah.

>Protip: don't be a market cheerleader, either way.

>>1079296
>s&p 500 actually free fell today

Not sure what you're talking about.

>>1078913
Yet we still have less jobs now than in the year 2000. Plus an additional 25 million or so added to the population.

Not a perma-bear ... just a bear.

its going over £800 again boys

>>1078735

>tfw bought £10000 of gold ETF at the dip

>>1078735
closed today at £808

a very nice day, i waited a year for this moment

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBLCDnbuO58

>>1077812
Yes, I bought it and I'm a billionaire.

>>1077812
yes. Don't know if it will make you rich but you'll learn more in the amount of time it takes to read it than you'll learn in the same amount of time spent hanging out on a Nepalese Elephantcoin website

Why would you follow advice from some guy whose stock picks are total dogshit?

>>1077637
WAH WAH WAH WAH WAH WAH WAH WAH WAH WAH WAH WAH

>Uncle picks his son instead of fat meckbeard nephew who'll just embarrass him

Should have taken the janitor job and worked your way up, albeit very slowly.

>>1077637
Big four doesnt pay that much, fuck off. I know because im an intern.