How much (or little) are you making??

[Ryan Kiel]

I thought it might be fun to start a thread where those who can post their daily/weekly/monthly income and a brief description of what they are doing to earn. Even if you are making only $150/month, please feel free to post what it is you're doing (maybe you will get some advice)

I'm earning about $400/day doing hot transfers to the debt consolidation industry.

[mface1]

I'm not familiar with the debt consolidation industry. Could you expand on what exactly you do? Thanks!

[Ryan Kiel]

Our function is to simply get high debtors on the phone and get then transferred over to somebody that helps them consolidate and eliminate their debt.

Anybody else brave enough to state their businesses general income?

[Hooman]

I make $3000-$3500 per month on average. I sell stuff on eBay...mostly used consumer electronics, appliances, and shoes... but some new as well. I also have a part-time job as a webdesigner and make around $600 per month with that...only because it helps me network with lots of people.

I'm a student right now full-time, and while I have some time to work on eBay and other projects, I know I can be making a lot more when I am working full-time.

By the way, $400/day on average sounds very good. I imagine you make a lot of phone calls, is that right?

[Ryan Kiel]

Actually my voice blaster makes all the phone calls for me, my company just takes the inbound calls.

Congrats on finding a income stream like that, you're making as much as quite a few full time career-ites

Anybody else care to share their situation?

[Gaulkin]

No offense but you seem like your trying to show off....

[Ryan Kiel]

Whats wrong with 'showing off'? I would encourage everyone here to show off

[radreality]

Whats wrong with 'showing off'?

Nothing is wrong with it, but it often shows a lack of maturity with the particular subject that you are boasting about. It just gives insight into who you are as a person.

If you want to boast about your money, why don't you let the money talk for itself? Do great things with your money and others will find out eventually. You will gain a lot more respect with that approach than using your mouth (or in this case the keyboard) to tell others about your financial situation.


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Robert Falk
Business Developer / Investor
RADReality.com

[Ryan Kiel]

I almost felt a bit insulted, but as you consider $400/day to be 'boasting' I will take that as a compliment

I believe that dollars follow value, so I see dollars as a result of great value production.

You see it the other way around, "after I have money, then I can do great things, then people will respect me."
Please explain how your idea is more mature?

[radreality]

You see it the other way around, "after I have money, then I can do great things, then people will respect me."

you just proved my point, thanks

[Ryan Kiel]

you just proved my point, thanks

Are you a trust fund baby or a lottery winner? You must be one or the other to have all this magical money suddenly appear in your bank account with no value produced by your person.

For the rest of us Capitalists (you can stop reading at this point rad)

How much are you earning and what are you producing to create those dollars?

[radreality]

Are you a trust fund baby or a lottery winner? You must be one or the other to have all this magical money suddenly appear in your bank account with no value produced by your person.

who said I had money? maybe I do, maybe I don't. This thread has gotten way off topic; sorry folks. But thats what always happens with these types of threads.

Sorry, I just feel like being a jerk today, lol....its actually kind of fun from time to time. Other people on here know what I'm talking about.

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Robert Falk
Business Developer / Investor
RADReality.com

[Ryan Kiel]

who said I had money? maybe I do, maybe I don't.

I'm going out on a limb here.. I suspect you don't

[richkid]

I'm earning about $400/day doing hot transfers to the debt consolidation industry.

Is that $400/day before or after expenses?

[Creadiv]

A gentlemen never talks about his money.