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Nice discussion useful for those who are looking for some other reliable ways to make money online ....I am here to share my experience about how do i earned money online by doing reseller business .Reseller is nothing but selling products or services of others by fixing high rate and earning money by getting commission from them . To do this business we need to have a reseller account ...I got this account from the vendor Goresellers.com here they are providing two packages basic and pro reseller plan you can sign in one among them ...Once you signed in for account they will provide you with everything we need: products, support, even a professional web site.Our site comes online once we signed up .The process begin with select the products,set retailing prices for those products ,finally customize out website as we wish .We don't need to handle any billing or customer support all are in the hands of the dealer who render us the account .After selling those products they will return back the commission amount to us..I am earning enough money by this method.
 
I made a good living and then got squished in a single day. I'm a computer geek. I work with unix servers, mainly AIX from IBM. In the late 90's companies were offering computer geeks big bonuses and stock to come work for them. It was also close to the dot com bust. When all these surplus unix server parts became available, I started buying pallets of them. I rented a storage unit and built complete unix servers. I then sold these on Ebay as "educational systems". I made a website to show how people they could use these systems to study, and get unix certified. Then they could get the big bonus jobs. I was knocking out two to three a week, at about $500 profit each. It was so easy. UPS would drop off the parts. I would set up the auction. Then UPS would pick up the completed server and deliver. And it was a good $1500 a week. I did this for over a year. Then one day my auction didn't get any bidders. I put it up again, and again it didn't get any bidders. I did a search and found IBM crated a group called "IBM Certified Used". They had over 100 auctions for the same server I was selling, for less than I could buy the parts. I had a storage unit full of parts, that I couldn't use. I took them to a computer recycle center. And I was done... But it was a good run :)
 
I made a good living and then got squished in a single day. I'm a computer geek. I work with unix servers, mainly AIX from IBM. In the late 90's companies were offering computer geeks big bonuses and stock to come work for them. It was also close to the dot com bust. When all these surplus unix server parts became available, I started buying pallets of them. I rented a storage unit and built complete unix servers. I then sold these on Ebay as "educational systems". I made a website to show how people they could use these systems to study, and get unix certified. Then they could get the big bonus jobs. I was knocking out two to three a week, at about $500 profit each. It was so easy. UPS would drop off the parts. I would set up the auction. Then UPS would pick up the completed server and deliver. And it was a good $1500 a week. I did this for over a year. Then one day my auction didn't get any bidders. I put it up again, and again it didn't get any bidders. I did a search and found IBM crated a group called "IBM Certified Used". They had over 100 auctions for the same server I was selling, for less than I could buy the parts. I had a storage unit full of parts, that I couldn't use. I took them to a computer recycle center. And I was done... But it was a good run :)

depressing as fuck rob
 
I made a good living and then got squished in a single day. I'm a computer geek. I work with unix servers, mainly AIX from IBM. In the late 90's companies were offering computer geeks big bonuses and stock to come work for them. It was also close to the dot com bust. When all these surplus unix server parts became available, I started buying pallets of them. I rented a storage unit and built complete unix servers. I then sold these on Ebay as "educational systems". I made a website to show how people they could use these systems to study, and get unix certified. Then they could get the big bonus jobs. I was knocking out two to three a week, at about $500 profit each. It was so easy. UPS would drop off the parts. I would set up the auction. Then UPS would pick up the completed server and deliver. And it was a good $1500 a week. I did this for over a year. Then one day my auction didn't get any bidders. I put it up again, and again it didn't get any bidders. I did a search and found IBM crated a group called "IBM Certified Used". They had over 100 auctions for the same server I was selling, for less than I could buy the parts. I had a storage unit full of parts, that I couldn't use. I took them to a computer recycle center. And I was done... But it was a good run :)


You made good money in men's room stalls you fgt
 
I made a good living and then got squished in a single day. I'm a computer geek. I work with unix servers, mainly AIX from IBM. In the late 90's companies were offering computer geeks big bonuses and stock to come work for them. It was also close to the dot com bust. When all these surplus unix server parts became available, I started buying pallets of them. I rented a storage unit and built complete unix servers. I then sold these on Ebay as "educational systems". I made a website to show how people they could use these systems to study, and get unix certified. Then they could get the big bonus jobs. I was knocking out two to three a week, at about $500 profit each. It was so easy. UPS would drop off the parts. I would set up the auction. Then UPS would pick up the completed server and deliver. And it was a good $1500 a week. I did this for over a year. Then one day my auction didn't get any bidders. I put it up again, and again it didn't get any bidders. I did a search and found IBM crated a group called "IBM Certified Used". They had over 100 auctions for the same server I was selling, for less than I could buy the parts. I had a storage unit full of parts, that I couldn't use. I took them to a computer recycle center. And I was done... But it was a good run :)


I hate you worse than the faggot that bumped this thread.
 
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