I came to tell you a story /biz/ of how i pulled 50% in 2 weeks

>>1750418
Cope nocoiner

>>1750418

try that again in the summer.

nah but gj.

how did you find the niche?

I usually disregard people that come with propositions like that because more often than not they fail to identify critical variables where it turns out that the enterprise isn't actually (if at all) lucrative as they initially thought.

>>1750484
worked for a furniture company for a while, works in the summer just lower margins because i will just trade wood for 185-195/m3

>>1750488

ooh, so you buy scrap wood from the furniture company?

that's nice. connections pay.

maybe you can negotiate the price of the wood down. "look, I'm taking out your trash. you should be paying me"

>>1750507
with time yes, need bigger turnover first

So you literally just bought wood from a lumber mill and sold it at a plant that made pallets and then purchased pallets and then sold those?

That country is this in? Russia?

>>1750515
Eastern Europe, Russia is to fucked up with prices to be profitable

>>1750596

romania?

>>1750609
no, baltics

>>1750418
Now go a step further and grow oyster mushrooms on the wood pellets. Then sell those to restaurants and at farmers markets and online.

>>1750619
See it doesnt work like that in the west, people actually pay taxes here