because niggas don't want to be helped. they'd rather judge, ass-ume, or make excuses. and a lot of times it becomes a waste of time (which is more valuable then money)trying to teach 'em.
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because niggas don't want to be helped. they'd rather judge, ass-ume, or make excuses. and a lot of times it becomes a waste of time (which is more valuable then money)trying to teach 'em.
These types of threads is what makes BGOL what it is!
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Bitcoin mining. Brings in about $70 every 2 days. Basically just turn it on and leave it running. Miners consume insane power. The only way to make it profitable is if you have somewhere where energy is free, like an office/commercial rental. also, good ventilation since they generate so much heat.
What's a good starting point? I've looked into this before but couldn't really get into it. I'm not sure I grasp the concept of mining even though I'm familiar with bitcoin. Gotta be some good flip potential.
What is your mining setup? I got access to a couple of spots that I can power my rig.
You need at least 1200 Watts per device. The cooling fans are very loud, anywhere from 3000-5000rpm. And exhaust a shit ton of heat.
I got 2 Bitmain Antminer S9's and an S7.
eh it's not something you can really get rich off of. just some good side money if you're in the right situation. Free power, lots of power, closet/sound suppressed location etc.
Basically your getting paid to compute. The faster your processors (miners) the more often you get paid. You get paid in Bitcoin, they automatically transfer to your bitcoin wallet. You can setup free wallets with sites like Coinbase.
Watch the price of bitcoin and trade for cash when u feel it's worth it.
When i got in Bitcoin was trading at $211. Now its around $710. It's extremely unpredictable and volatile. I would not consider trading bitoin like regular currency. Stick with mining. As long as your power is free, you'll always win.
Don't know if i can be of any help but i worked 4 LaFontaine dealing with parts 4 collision shops and still can get shit 4 cost
That's quite sad. We should try to emulate the Jewish population in this regard. smh. We're our own worst enemy at times.
Nothing like fresh chicken eggs.
Thanks for the info
That aint too bad... pumping out them figures it's worth leasing a spot solely for that purpose.
At the end of the day, find something that truly interest you and try to MASTER that ish. I use to be that person who jumped from hustle to hustle and although I made a little money, I was a jack of all trades but a master of NONE. Do pick one thing, master that ish and then scale up.
@sherminator shit you see on the auto auction site
2012 Cadillac Escalade ESV PLATINUM
Stock#: 18476353
VIN: 1GYS4KEF4CR322656
Current Bid: $5,575
VIN (Status): 1GYS4KEF4CR322656 (Missing)
Vehicle: Automobile
Manufactured In:United States
Body Style:SUV 4 DOOR
Vehicle Class:Luxury Full Size SUV
Model:Escalade
Series:ESV PLATINUM
Engine:6.2L V8 FI OHV 16V NF2
Fuel Type:Other
Cylinders:8 Cylinders
Restraint System: Du Ar Bgs Frnt Hd and Sd/Act Blts/ w/Ato Pss Snsr
Transmission: Unknown
Drive Line Type: All Wheel Drive
Exterior/Interior: Black / Black
Comfort: Tilt Steering Wheel
Entertainment: Navigation, CD Player, Radio, Tape Deck, DVD Player, DVD Screen
you would have to replace the digital dashboard & "missing" vin# im quite sure that can be taken care of for less than $10k. if you pay the $5,575 + $10,000 you still good!
Got dayum, hmm Im going to check that out because I'm trying to find a challenger
i thought you was like fuck it.....
you can spend hrs on that site! ONLY stupid niggaahz buy brand new cars...
dnt you spend a grip on the power bill??? isnt that counterproductive? & ........lotta questions...ijs
I've been trying to tell people that. But you really have to try them to get it. It is a huge difference between fresh and what you get at your local supermarket.
nothing like all natural anything
Anytime I can get, them I do. There's a meat house not to far from me and I try to go there when I can. I like the fresh meat too but can't stand picking out what to slaughter, so I pass because I get quesy to the stomach at the thought and smell.
Before my grandmother passed she use to get fresh eggs for me from my uncles etc in the country.
I hear you on the smell. We have slaughtered 1000's of different poultry and the smell is still overwhelming. My wife on the other hand it doesn't bother her at all. She can gut a chicken like she's knitting a sweater.
Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. I list whatever the guy who has the products gives me. He supplies the pictures, HTML and listing specifics. Because I have a high seller rating, we get a good discount on listings and my selling amount is pretty high as well.
do you really need the airbag & if so how much could it really cost to get a new one?
$2k - &6k for to be done professionally..... I think its worth the $$$! the ride list for $36k
2016 Nissan Maxima 3.5S/SV/SL/SR/PLAT
Current Bid: $2,025
Stock#: 17964201
VIN: 1N4AA6AP6GC904627
Typical costs:
External Resources:
$2k - &6k for to be done professionally..... I think its worth the $$$! the ride list for $36k
2016 Nissan Maxima 3.5S/SV/SL/SR/PLAT
Current Bid: $2,025
Stock#: 17964201
VIN: 1N4AA6AP6GC904627
Typical costs:
- Driver-side air bags can cost $200-$700 or more each, for just the replacement bag, depending on the year, make and model of vehicle. Passenger-side air bags typically cost $400-$1,000 or more; side-curtain or knee air bags are less common and prices vary, but they typically cost about the same or slightly less than passenger-side air bags, depending on the size and design of the side-curtain air bag. Online retailers typically offer less-expensive air bags, with a limited warranty. For example, FiveStarAirBags.com lists its most popular driver-side airbags[1] , including one for a 2004-2008 Ford F150 for $200; for a 2007-2012 Nissan Altima for $300; and for a 2007-2012 Chevrolet Silverado for $400.
- The total cost for professionally replacing airbags that deployed in a collision can be $1,000-$6,000 or more but averages about $3,000-$5,000, depending on the year, make and model of vehicle; the number and location of the air bags; and the related parts that need replacing, such as the electronic control unit[2] (also called the airbag computer or diagnostic unit), sensors, springs, the instrument panel, the dashboard, the windshield or the steering wheel. (Some passenger-side airbags are designed to deflect off of -- and break -- the windshield, and may also break the dashboard.) Labor at $30-$90 or more an hour is usually about a third of the total cost. For example, Lemurzone.com lists the parts and labor needed for a typical air bag repair[3] , with an estimated total cost of $3,898.
- Auto insurance typically covers the cost of air bag replacement, minus any deductible amount on the policy. However, the high cost of air bag replacement combined with the cost of repairs means insurance companies might be more likely to "total" a vehicle after the air bags have deployed in an accident. The Louisiana Department of Insurance outlines the proper use of air bag cost[4] in determining whether a vehicle is a "total loss."
- For safety, experts typically recommend having a professional mechanic or technician install replacement air bags. Airbag Center outlines typical air bag installation procedures[5] and HowStuffWorks.com explains how air bag inflate[6] .
- Air bags cannot be re-used, and while it is legal to use a non-deployed air bag[7] recycled from an identical vehicle, Edmunds.com suggests doing this only as a last resort. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration warms against counterfiet air bags[8] and suggests using only buying certified parts made by the original equipment manufacturer.
- SaferCar.gov explains how air bags deploy[9] and deflate[10] .
- For children under age 13 or others who are at risk of air-bag injuries because of size or medical condition, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration allows the installation of an on-off switch[11] to disable a front driver- or passenger-side air bag. The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia discusses air bags and children[12]
- Car dealership, auto repair shops and auto body shops typically install air bag replacements, as do specialty shops like Air bag service[13] .
- Search for local repair shops through the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence[14] or the International Automotive Technicians Network[15] .
- Check for any complaints with the Better Business Bureau[16] . Consumer Reports lists tips for finding a good mechanic[17] .
External Resources:
- www.fivestarairbags.com/Airbags.html
- www.safercar.gov/Vehicle+Shoppers/Air+Bags/Electronic+Control+Unit
- www.lemurzone.com/airbag/cost.htm
- www.ldi.state.la.us/docs/commissionersoffice/legal/directives/dir186_Cur_properuseofcos...
- www.airbagcenter.com/howtoinstallairbags.aspx
- auto.howstuffworks.com/car-driving-safety/safety-regulatory-devices/airbag1.htm
- www.edmunds.com/about/press/edmundscom-advises-car-owners-to-reconsider-installing-inex...
- www.nhtsa.gov/About+NHTSA/Press+Releases/2012/Safety+Advisory:+NHTSA+Alerting+Consumers...
- www.safercar.gov/Vehicle+Shoppers/Air+Bags/Air+Bag+Deployment
- www.safercar.gov/Vehicle+Shoppers/Air+Bags/After+Deployment
- www.safercar.gov/Vehicle+Shoppers/Air+Bags/ON-OFF+Switch
- www.chop.edu/service/car-seat-safety-for-kids/tips-tools-from-experts/airbags.html
- www.airbagservice.com/default.aspx
- www.ase.com/Landing-Pages/Car-Owners/Find-a-Repair-Shop/Shop-Locator.aspx
- autorepair.iatn.net/
- www.bbb.org/us/Find-Business-Reviews/
- www.consumerreports.org/cro/2012/12/how-to-find-a-great-car-mechanic/index.htm
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https://www.iaai.com/Vehicle?itemID=23603157&RowNumber=57&loadRecent=True
2013 BMW 550 XI
A - #185
Stock#: 18653505
VIN: WBAFU9C54DDY72459
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Northern New Jersey (NJ)
Vehicle Location:
At the branch
Auction Date and Time:
Mon Nov 21, 8am (CST)
Lane/Item #:
A - #185
Seller:
Actual Cash Value:
$30,750 USD
Estimated Repair Cost:
Title/Sale Doc:
CLEAR (Connecticut)
Brand:
REBUILT
2013 BMW 550 XI
A - #185
Stock#: 18653505
VIN: WBAFU9C54DDY72459
[paste:font size="4"]Mon Nov 21, 8am (CST)
- CLEAR (Connecticut) REBUILT
Northern New Jersey (NJ)
Vehicle Location:
At the branch
Auction Date and Time:
Mon Nov 21, 8am (CST)
Lane/Item #:
A - #185
Seller:
Actual Cash Value:
$30,750 USD
Estimated Repair Cost:
Title/Sale Doc:
CLEAR (Connecticut)
Brand:
REBUILT
that one's not worth your time.
I see you are getting right to it
This thread has motivated me to sell on Amazon. Gotta search the board for more resources. I think it's some money to be made this holiday season.
I sell this shit for $200
Comes already serialized. I make customers buy or bring their own usb drive. shit is too big to fit on a double density disc.
24gb in size. Sold 4 copies this weekend.
how do you vet people?
you cant sell pirate software to everybody
its not pirated. im an Adobe and Microsoft enterprise licensing partner.
i got legit serial keys for all their shit. nothing is cracked.
Oh... I also give (fastpitch) softball and baseball hitting & fielding lessons on the side. $20/half an hour which is less than the $40+/half hr norm around these parts. I built a batting cage in my basement for the girls on my 1st team and they came. Thinking about bumping that up for students that aren't part of my fastpitch softball club as I have to turn people down as I can't find the time.
Did lots of airbnb services over 50 guests total but I had to stop but....Its easy to set up and you have control of of smoker,non smoker,what guests can use or how many people,or how many days allowed in your airbnb page rule setup....
You can Google tips on doing airbnb but make sure or be careful doing it at an apartment building cause of your landlord.
But here are some of my own tips:
1)Remove family pics and make the place or room look as if its and actual bed and breakfast . Place a free local guide,toiletries,towels toothpaste,small emergency kit... on their bed. Paper cups,plates utencils,small table and chairs in their room if they are not allowed in the kitchen to eat.
2)Hire extermintor make sure no roaches lol
3)make extra money as their tour guide
4)Study the potential client facebook page to anticipate their character or what they might like.
5)(this I didn't do however) You can make connections with a local tour guide,club, or bar etc... to get your cut off the recommendations profits . Most of the guests were independent on their own doing their thing and a couple ask me to hung out. One chick from Australia she initiated so I fooled around, we are friends . However. BUSINESS COMES FIRST AND NEVER SHOW HINT OF SEXUAL ATTRACTION pretend it's a real job and psycho potential women ,not worth the risk.
6)Make a list of local emergency clinics or pharmacy etc.nearby
7) I usually tell them or give them couple of bottled water and healthy snacks as a freebie.
8)Lock for their bedroom door
9) make sure you have nice looking bathroom, nice toilet seats,toilet flush bathroom spray, hand towels.
10)this (i didnt need to do it) but have a friend pay thru airbnb for a night and return him the money and afterwards your friend leaves a detailed review.
11)At that time while I was away at work I instructed them to leave slide the keys under the apartment door after they lock it or whatever you do anticipate any obstacles. One time I paid my neighbor to stay in the apartment to wait and open the door followed by instructions .
SAVE 30 PERCENT OR THE YOUR TAX REQUIREMENT CAUSE YOU WILL PAY TAXES. You can deduct home cleaning etc...during taxes
Dress casual to professional when welcoming.....my 2cents your guaranteed a stellar and consistent detailed review from your clients
Also, you can extra cash manage other friends airbnb by serving as host or tour guide
Good luck
You can Google tips on doing airbnb but make sure or be careful doing it at an apartment building cause of your landlord.
But here are some of my own tips:
1)Remove family pics and make the place or room look as if its and actual bed and breakfast . Place a free local guide,toiletries,towels toothpaste,small emergency kit... on their bed. Paper cups,plates utencils,small table and chairs in their room if they are not allowed in the kitchen to eat.
2)Hire extermintor make sure no roaches lol
3)make extra money as their tour guide
4)Study the potential client facebook page to anticipate their character or what they might like.
5)(this I didn't do however) You can make connections with a local tour guide,club, or bar etc... to get your cut off the recommendations profits . Most of the guests were independent on their own doing their thing and a couple ask me to hung out. One chick from Australia she initiated so I fooled around, we are friends . However. BUSINESS COMES FIRST AND NEVER SHOW HINT OF SEXUAL ATTRACTION pretend it's a real job and psycho potential women ,not worth the risk.
6)Make a list of local emergency clinics or pharmacy etc.nearby
7) I usually tell them or give them couple of bottled water and healthy snacks as a freebie.
8)Lock for their bedroom door
9) make sure you have nice looking bathroom, nice toilet seats,toilet flush bathroom spray, hand towels.
10)this (i didnt need to do it) but have a friend pay thru airbnb for a night and return him the money and afterwards your friend leaves a detailed review.
11)At that time while I was away at work I instructed them to leave slide the keys under the apartment door after they lock it or whatever you do anticipate any obstacles. One time I paid my neighbor to stay in the apartment to wait and open the door followed by instructions .
SAVE 30 PERCENT OR THE YOUR TAX REQUIREMENT CAUSE YOU WILL PAY TAXES. You can deduct home cleaning etc...during taxes
Dress casual to professional when welcoming.....my 2cents your guaranteed a stellar and consistent detailed review from your clients
Also, you can extra cash manage other friends airbnb by serving as host or tour guide
Good luck
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