Your First Question is "Do you want real income or spare change?"

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Permalink Reply by Warren Contreras on February 10, 2012 at 5:44am

Interesting concept Don, but starting out with chump change is not really such a bad idea for beginners like I was a decade ago. Building on that provides you with not only some cash to take the next step risk free, but it also gives you valuable experience that can be applied for the rest of your career (if you call it that). I started making a few cents for reading ads and it ended up being several thousand dollars, so is that still chump change?

Permalink Reply by Don Silver on January 14, 2013 at 5:59am

I have to agree with you now, Warren. It was over two years ago when I wrote that and my views and my circumstances and my perspectives have changed. I absolutely suggest that someone starting out get into a "chump change" program to learn the ropes. Our global economy has gone from the availability of several big ticket opportunities to few (ok ... maybe only one that I know of - http://www.bannersbroker.com/flatworldventures) ... 

I recommend anyone and everyone to look at iLivingApp - it is in pre-launch and you can sign up for free ... then it is only going to be 9.95/mo ... http://www.ilivingapp.com/fwv

another great opportunity that I like (also in pre-launch) is upp ... they are currently paying out every 3-6 days and it is only (again) $10 to get going - http://www.ultimatepowerprofits.com/donsilver 

are you in any of them?

Don

Warren Contreras said:

Interesting concept Don, but starting out with chump change is not really such a bad idea for beginners like I was a decade ago. Building on that provides you with not only some cash to take the next step risk free, but it also gives you valuable experience that can be applied for the rest of your career (if you call it that). I started making a few cents for reading ads and it ended up being several thousand dollars, so is that still chump change?