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>>1031979
>why can't I just find a company or go on linkedin (or even craigslist desu) and find something and directly email them asking if I can intern there?

You absolutely can bud

there is nothing stopping you from doing this

your college website probably has a better chance of getting you an internship though

Do college students actually have LinkedIn profiles? I was thinking of starting one, but realized that I have nothing to put on it and I won't have any connections.

This works well for small companies. Just make sure they are looking for full time employees too, so you are able to transition if it goes well.

>provide for the senpai

>>1032131
Don't reply to my post ever again

>>1031974
>how does one get to that position?
Start a business and hire workers to do jobs that you arrange, once things are profitable enough hire an assistant to arrange the jobs / manage people

its called "starting a business" OP

>>1040178
Explanation please

>>1040178
op, you are asking us to do real fucking work, many of us don't enjoy. /biz only exists on the idea of generating the most out of no real work.

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>cuckteam fusion

>>1031939
>>1031939

You're usually protected by the fact that ideas usually are worth fuck all and execution is everything. You're probably being paranoid/delusional.

If you have anything to patent put a temporary patent on that beez and get to business.

You just got to trust that they wont. Lets just face facts no one is going to steal your shitty idea.

People steal my ideas all the time but i just do it better and they give up.

No, American Express is losing some huge vendors. Costco signed a new agreement without them last year, swipe fees are plunging, and competition from VISA, Mastercard, Discover, and banks are pressuring them. That and they're not accepted everywhere.

Considering that clients that use American Express spend more, their clients are being poached by competition.

>>1040194
I don't think that's what he meant.

Those dips line up with recessions.

>>1040239

>happening
>ever

We are setup for a massive V shape rally

DOW 20,000 by July

>>1031901
What do you sell if I may ask

To learn how

>>1031901
Apparently ur still too stupid to take a proper screenshot.

I recommend suicide

I'd quite like to know this as well. I've heard that he made a decent living prior to his paying for his services came about.

>>1040057
I'd like to see the lockergnome guy interview him.

As far as I know he made a decent living as an executive and gives advice that is in no way related to how he made his money.

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>>1031839
Even my ID is golden.

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>>1031839
Call brick stacker and explain to him that you want to stack bricks.
Or start company and run add in paper saying "stacking bricks for money! Legofags need not apply"

2% is hardly a sign of anything good, given the 7% fall beforehand. Dead cats will bounce.

>>1031831
It doesnt make sense to me. If the market tsnked +5% yesterday in the first 20 min of trading, why would those same sellers not want to sell the next day? I'm calling shenanigans.

>>1031838

because those sellers already sold, the bagholders are individual chinese citizens who aren't allowed to sell their shares for anothers six months

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/150fc4aa-b426-11e5-aad2-3e9865bc6644.html#axzz3weNht2j3

The sell ban is separate from the circuit breaker, we would have had the sell off six months ago if the first ban was not put into place. That one was supposed to expire today but was extended to June. China is artificially constraining it's markets, because the CCP politburo seriously thinks this will somehow stop a crash.

Either China has a stock crash now and a mortgage meltdown (since in China people commonly use their homes as collateral for margin calls), or they cause citizens to go bankrupt and cause a mortgage meltdown as people go bankrupt and cause a bank confidence crisis.

>>1039964

Where do you live?

>>1039968
UK

I'd move to Thailand or some bullshit and live off like $500/month. You could probably get a nice ~5 years out of that.

>>1031759
Getting a job?

>>1031773
/thread

>>1031744
yes it is , you need to start a company registered as a cam modeling company so you have a license to get payed by camming on any site you want so you can pay taxes on your earnings on sites like chaturba and cam4

there was a case of a belgian girl that got arrested for camming she didint have a license .

But how they found me? if i will take from that 200-300Eur/month. maybe they are not interested small fish?

>>1031775
money goes int your bank acc , its traced govermnet ask where is you porn cam license , dont have get ready to get buttfucked in prison

>>1031656
Doesn't anyone on this board actually work in the fields they talk about 90% of the time?

>>1031656
And youre asking on 4chan? Any mug can pass those exams. It's the reason the industry is full of sharks. Its what you do with the skills afterwards that matters.

>>1031726
That's what I figured. I was just curious. I'm not looking to make a fortune, just live comfortably and help people with their finances. I'd be willing to bloodsuck from a few rich cows though if that's what it takes.

like um; make a youtube vid promoting the vendors product and um provide link to vendors page, thats like basically it isnt it

>>1031627

He's onto something.

>>1031613
Are you selling tde merch?

>>1031440

I'm averaging $5 - $10 per sale by drop-shipping from reputable companies such as Walmart, Target, and Macys. I'm having to front a shit-ton of cash in order to get it done though.

>>1032456
5-10$ per sale is very good. Are you putting Walmart products on eBay and then shipping from Walmart to buyer directly?

>>1031440
>Does anyone here make a decent income off of drop shipping? How long did it take to get where you are at?

It's a margin business.

I used to sell a few things, but one I sold a lot of. I also can program and can sysadmin, but I was selling for a friend.

We sold one product which sold well. To dropship one cost $39.41 plus UPS shipping. To ship six to us was $36.01 each, and orders over $200 to our office from the supplier were free, so we got free shipping. I called and asked how cheap we could get this if we sold it a little bit more in bulk and got it for $35.53 each. That's a $3.88 difference, which is huge in this business.

They were also the cheapest reliable dropshipper. There were larger ones, but they charged more than $39.41 for our main seller.

Everything is margins, so dropshipping makes little sense usually. $35.53 us shipping it out versus $39.41 them shipping it out. You make money on saving pennies in this business so that's huge. We had competitors who got it for less than $35.53.

If you buy a lot of boxes from Uline, the more you buy the cheaper the boxes. The same with labels, tape, whatever. If you are billing tens of thousands in credit card revenue a month, you can get your fees lowered. And so on. Economies of scale is where the profit comes from.

Anyone can dropship from a dropshipper, that's why there's no money in it.

I usually dropshipped if I was on a trip or something and needed to ship items I sold, usually at a loss.

Sometimes I listed dropshipped items on my web site (or eBay) just to test consumer demand. Always at cost - which was still too high. Because those selling in volume were selling for cheaper than I could, and were still making a profit.

Another thing - as it gets going, very quickly you start to need a real warehouse, and someone to ship items out who is not you. This creeps up quickly - even selling 6-7 items a day can be a burden.