/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17484264
Yeah, make sure it's obviously a legit group.

What I did was I would get some indian to get me an excel sheet of hundreds of numbers and emails of potential clients.

Then I would hire a cold calling team to call all those numbers. It would cost me maybe 300 bucks for it all and I would earn 10x that much.

If you're looking locally, I highly suggest writing physical letters. Huge ROI.

Example: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/22-letters-17-000-profit-in-3-weeks.354896/

OXT - oxt/invite/kgw24vyc
EOS - eos/invite/tqxdsv83
XLM - xlm/invite/9jnqx6dg


Get em while you can.

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>>1489897
Oh, thank Christ I met you, you have all the answers!

Hi /biz/,

I am diagnosed with autism, but I don't want to live off welfare. I've above average intelligence, finished high school with very high grades and I'm studying chemistry right now. I've been interested in STEM since I was young. I lack a huge knowledge about economics and business and I'd like to know more about it. Can anybody recommend some good book for starters, like how to start up a business or company from scratch. I'd also like to know if anyone else is autistic here and how you manage to make money, because I'd like to earn (legally) some money next my study. Thanks.

>>512100
derp

>>439350
> this guy

>2014
>not having a name
Fuck do you guys even want to get rich?

>>362625
>Seattle is going to be Detroit 2.0 in 10-15 years, just you wait.
>10-15 years
>Implying

>>340424
You seem like a real faggot. I hope that CPTL doesn't draw the attention of more little bitches like you or it's going to make a lot of enemies and go down hard.

>>306853
So you mean that fees aren't charged for buying Bitcoins through an exchange? So you mean that fees aren't charged by Coinbase or Bitpay who convert the Bitcoin to fiat? So you mean that by the time a consumer buys Bitcoin and actually uses it at a merchant there isn't a risk that Bitcoin has already lost value? So you mean that you can't escape all the extra fees and risks by using fiat?

Yea. Sure seems irrelevant to me.

>>255796
>a lot of studies
>doesn't even post 1
>>255925
>now thinks he's alpha with no current proof.

>>237465
>>236021

>>224992
>People like Bill Gates come and go, and their shares and their contribution to the economy ends up being owned by people like us.

>>219947

>>212502
>implying I meant that

>>184065

>>130142
>mfw you think the market cap of bitcoin will be 12 trillion in 3 years.

You know there is only $1.2 trillion USD in circulation right? You dumdum

>>77016
>real money
>gold and silver

kek. youre a massive idiot. do you know that if everyone traded exclusively with just gold and silver or "precious" metals how fucked the world economy would be? how the hell would that work if someone in new york wanted to buy computer hardware only manufactured in shanghai? personally fly there and hand deliver gold bouillon? wahahaha

even paper currency has proven unfeasible to handle large transactions or any type of trade that occurs more than driving distance. thats why we have banks. we give them money and they give us IOUs. in turn we use those IOUs to send digital signals instantaneously across the world and those digital signals are registered at the other end as currency. crypto-currency is the same process. get your head out of your ass