FinancialFreedom

@FinancialFreedom (22)

United States • Age 56

Joined myLot 17 years ago

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Red Ferrari for Free?

FinancialFreedom @FinancialFreedom (22) • United States 6 Jul 07

Would you be interested in getting a nice red Ferrari for free? Of course you would. And if I promise you that you have to do exactly nothing to get it - even better, right? Sadly, this will probably never happen...so forget the...

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FinancialFreedom He has written a couple of different/interesting books. His key idea is that you can only achieve "true" prosperity through investing or as a business owner (as oposed to being self-employeed). If you don't generate passive income over time, you will be stuck...

9 Jul 07

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Red Ferrari for Free?

FinancialFreedom @FinancialFreedom (22) • United States 6 Jul 07

Would you be interested in getting a nice red Ferrari for free? Of course you would. And if I promise you that you have to do exactly nothing to get it - even better, right? Sadly, this will probably never happen...so forget the...

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FinancialFreedom Right on. And I totally agree regarding investing. I look at earning money as a two phase approach (1) Work and establish active income (2) Invest and establish passive income I find it rather difficult to believe that many people try to find a third way...

9 Jul 07

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Has anybody earned with pyramid projects?

Nic @academic2 (7000) • Uganda 6 Jul 07

This morning, I heard a Kenyan woman lamenting on BBC having lost thousands of dollars to a scam pyramid schemes-has anybody earned any money with the pyramids?

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FinancialFreedom Agree. It's just a scam. If you are in early, you might be lucky but it's pretty unlikely that you are first to hear about it. Stay away from it. There is no fast and safe way to make money.

6 Jul 07

Saving or Investment??

Malfred @Malfred (134) • Philippines 26 May 07

if you have a chance to choose one from these two word i mention. which would would you prefer for a task? well for me i would choose investment, even its a stake i have to gamble with. for there's a chance that i could help...

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FinancialFreedom Well based on personal taste I like investment more. Simply because it is more exciting due to pure amount of options you have. Although I find myself always in the securities market. The long-term return is just better than with any other (no spam, long-term)...

27 May 07

Companies that pay to have you complete offers

Keith Stieneke @keithstieneke (823) • Lincoln, Nebraska 24 May 07

I used to think that these companies were scams until I tried CashCrate and actually earned a check my first month. Now my May check is up to $51 + and only $2.90 is from offers I have completed. The rest is from referrals...

get paid to complete offers

make money online

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FinancialFreedom I agree and disagree. Commuting is definitely a cost factor when evaluating the profitability of a job and if you can make the same income while sitting at home - you will probably be left with more. However, completing offers and surveys seems to be more a...

25 May 07