Are there any entry-level home based businesses that are worth a shit?

[biteme]

folding envelopes and selling old junk on Ebay.

That scheme has been around for many years. Probably the orginal work at home job. Do you think it actually works? I've heard it's a scam. If so, I wonder how they keep it going after all these years.
The guy that I bought my house from, sold cars on Ebay. Before I moved in, he had several old cars from the front to the back of the property. The neighbors were upset to see him go. I don't know what I could sell on Ebay.

 

[Razorguns]

the amount of money in porn is mind-boggling. The protect their investment -- most porn folks try their best to educate the public that porn is a saturated market with very little profits. Keeps the opportunists away.

 

[georgie24]

all you need is a nice camera + a big stiff cock and a nice looking chick

does anyone know where to mass produce final cut of raw porn tape?

 

[manny78]

Ebay. If you're smart enough and know what people wants, you can make big bucks.

 

[Synpax]

I started one when I was a kid - maybe 14. Nothing quiet like growing up poor to try and motivate you to get some $$$.

I took an area inwhich I had a lot of knowledge (trumpet playing). I started collecting anecdotal types of information from pros and stuff I head leared and compiled them into a booklet called "Top Trumpet Tips."

I then sold that booklet in the classified sections of publications. The first one I tried was maybe not the best fit - Popular Mechanics. But I sold quiet a few. Probably not enough to break even.

Then I bought ads in the musician and trumpet guild publications. They turned out pretty well, but I don't remember if those broke even or not, but they did sell better.

Every week I would walk a few blocks to the local drug store/post office, make copies of my 'booklet' and mail them out. I think I sold them for $6.95 + $2.00 S&H. This was 12 years ago, maybe more.

I did one or two other projects like this, and tried one or two other things that didn't get off the ground.

And guess what? I'm at it again.

 

[gregory]

I started one when I was a kid - maybe 14. Nothing quiet like growing up poor to try and motivate you to get some $$$.

I took an area inwhich I had a lot of knowledge (trumpet playing). I started collecting anecdotal types of information from pros and stuff I head leared and compiled them into a booklet called "Top Trumpet Tips."

I then sold that booklet in the classified sections of publications. The first one I tried was maybe not the best fit - Popular Mechanics. But I sold quiet a few. Probably not enough to break even.

Then I bought ads in the musician and trumpet guild publications. They turned out pretty well, but I don't remember if those broke even or not, but they did sell better.

Every week I would walk a few blocks to the local drug store/post office, make copies of my 'booklet' and mail them out. I think I sold them for $6.95 + $2.00 S&H. This was 12 years ago, maybe more.

I did one or two other projects like this, and tried one or two other things that didn't get off the ground.

And guess what? I'm at it again.

Good for you. Keep chugging away and you'll eventually stumble onto something.

 

[SC4EVA]

Whats the newest venture?

 

[georgie24]

start your own business

 

[Jonk]

You should check out my website www.jckampfer.cyberwize.com

I have been making money every month with this business. It is a debt-free internet based marketing company similar to Avon, only they focus on making money by promoting industries that already are either a trillion dollar industry like travel or multi billion dollar industries like health and wellness. They have been around for 6 years with proven stability and a well designed payout plan that won't bust the company. People spent 4.7 trillion dollars last year on travel. Sites such as Expedia, Hotwire, priceline, orbitz and others have put themself in front of this market. Why not have a peice of the pie right?

Last year this company moved approx. 35 million dollars in sales. I've done my research and am very positive about it. See for yourself, go research the company Cyberwize.com on the BBB.com website.

 

[nutra]

They're advertised all over the internet. Most of them are scams, I know this without having to be told because people suck. Does anyone know of any that actually work? I need to be able to travel back and forth at will.

Hello,

I agree, most are scams. Last year, I got involved with a top quality supplement research company. Things have been very good. I am a healthcare professional and was quite skeptical at first.....am I ever glad I decided to get involved.

The income keeps on growing....feels great to have a second income stream!

Check it out! Website

Email for more info.