unsa nindut na business if naa ka 100k

[hacxcena]

naa koy ma suggest... P3.5k for an international business. legit business ni cya(what i mean is dli scam and dli sad networking). you can do this business anywhere in 65 countries + you can travel abroad.

for more details or if interested mo, pm me or txt me at 09179671565 para ma orient mo namo in just 1 hour lang. then its up to you to decide if you're good to go or not.. we don't force people to join.

PM me the details bro..interested here

[alff_27]

naa mo masuggest?thanks

marc,

i'm currently working as QC Personnel,with about 85 employees na company...i like to suggest, a money-lending business? ok ka?

dako ra na ang 100K,actually! mga P10T - 15T is a good start. mmm, have tried it 7 months ago with two partners (co-workers) but unfortunately, they aggreed to get their shares kay ng-resign sila to apply abroad. sad to say, ako nalang usa...so wako pasalig.

ganahan jud ko kayo ini kaso lang wala me i-capital. kung gusto ka puede try mo diri amu ofis, ako mg-dala, every end of the month padala ko statement of account nimu thru e-mail. let's have 50-50% share sa interest. or any suggestions?

think 'bout it. really within the office lang, no outsiders involved. mmm 20 employess with ATM base salary and the rest hands-on cash na...so sayon ra gyud kayo pgkuha sa bayad, 2 gives man kada-sueldo (15th & 30th of the month).

tempted? contact me...

[yacky2006]

If I had 100k, I'd buy a sim in Second Life, and divide it into 16 parcels and let people rent the parcelled land.

A sim costs US$1000.00 up front payment. Monthly tier is at US$ 295.00. So my initial gastos would be about US$ 1,295.00, plus the cost of premium membership.

Now, since, on the average, each 1/16th parcel in SL (about 32m x 32m size of virtual land) costs no less than 15,000 Linden (about US$54.00), and 15,000 x 16 = 240,000 (US $ 872.00), I'd simply minus the US$ 295 from that value, leaving me with US$ 577.00 (about PHP 24,000.00) every month as profit.

Absolutely no work (well you have to log in and check for squatters every once and a while), yet earning more than 24k a month.

But I'm not stopping there--passive income is good, but as a creator, I'd use the first 6-months of income from rent, to buy yet another sim, and use that new sim to create a mall, then start creating and selling virtual items, which will rake in twice or thrice as much as the passive-method (without losing it as income-generator!), while enjoying my ability to design and create things in SL.

-RODION

Unsay risky ani nga business bro.... naa ba daghan thief i mean mga hackers?

BTW, this is a virtual game business.... kung pro gamers ka then maayo mo designs in virtual world mo kita gyud ka.

Naa sad ko peru ginagmay pa.... Not in SIM ... mo try unya ko dinha...

[Tigasan]

@t3Chno, ive spend 21k/unit bro and i have 5 coin operated PC station.

Bro tagai ko quotation imo unit bro (specs ug price) interested ko ani na business.
bryanmerx@yahoo.com

[iemanja]

If I had 100k, I'd buy a sim in Second Life, and divide it into 16 parcels and let people rent the parcelled land.

A sim costs US$1000.00 up front payment. Monthly tier is at US$ 295.00. So my initial gastos would be about US$ 1,295.00, plus the cost of premium membership.

Now, since, on the average, each 1/16th parcel in SL (about 32m x 32m size of virtual land) costs no less than 15,000 Linden (about US$54.00), and 15,000 x 16 = 240,000 (US $ 872.00), I'd simply minus the US$ 295 from that value, leaving me with US$ 577.00 (about PHP 24,000.00) every month as profit.

Absolutely no work (well you have to log in and check for squatters every once and a while), yet earning more than 24k a month.

But I'm not stopping there--passive income is good, but as a creator, I'd use the first 6-months of income from rent, to buy yet another sim, and use that new sim to create a mall, then start creating and selling virtual items, which will rake in twice or thrice as much as the passive-method (without losing it as income-generator!), while enjoying my ability to design and create things in SL.

-RODION

Rodsky, nindot kaayo na hunahuna.on ang practically passive income. I have heard that some multinational companies have actually invested in Second Life real estate. Nakasuway na ka ani or naa ka kaila naka do business in Second Life and actually earned money? I was thinking of selling stuff there kung dili lisod isugod.

[drotz]

nvm.............................

[nyaknyaks]

bro, kanang coin operated PC station bisag naa ka 3 kabuok ana...nya naa ka pwesto...sure kita ka not less than 5k/PC.mao na ako karn biz...pm me lng og nahan ka.

Mka assemble mo na ibilin ra ninu ang units?I mean nu ang equipments den tunga sa baryanan sa kuryente, n internet den amo lng ang pwesto...f ever mo assemble mo, pla sad ang percentage sa pagbahin sa net income?

[suriv]

bro, P8900.00 lang akong capital to become a Distributor of Injectable glutathione. dako na kaayo na ang 100k. Mao ni ako bisnis karon

[acsah]

Dako na kaayo imo capital, ma staret na gyud ka ana ug nice na negosyo, but first my suggestion is to look for a training center where they are teaching people to have there own business, mag training ka usa or tulo ka days, depende unsa negosyo ganahan nimo, naa na diri Cebu, wla lang ko ka familiar sa name but i have there numbers tawagi sila 5181718 or 2551124, nag offer sila different kinds of topics or negosyo you want to engaged, the important man gyud bai entering a business, you must have a idea of how is it going on, ug kinahanglan sad naa tay know how kung asa imo mga equipment ug raw materials kuhaon, sa training center they will teach you all about it, dili gyud ka magmahay, kay nindot ilang facilities ug ilang mga lectures maayo ug expert sad, tawagi lang na sila bai

[alexamae]

up, more negosyo tips please...