Need to generate $5000 income in one month from home
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$5,000 is a lot for one month, can't you get yourself headed in the right direction & do it gradually?
Or are your loans from the mob?
:Q
Viper GTS
Or are your loans from the mob?
:Q
Viper GTS
But each gambling site provides you $20-$50 in average, you need download/play/cash in 100-300 times to get $5000. 
To suggest that a person who is "in major debt" should visit gambling sites is the height of idiocy.
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RossMAN
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Does this make sense?
3:11 PM you create this thread that you need to generate (save) $5,000 a month
3:21 PM only 10 minutes later you're willing to blow $50 on a brand new TiVo 20 hour unit
Ramen Ramen Ramen!
3:11 PM you create this thread that you need to generate (save) $5,000 a month
3:21 PM only 10 minutes later you're willing to blow $50 on a brand new TiVo 20 hour unit
Ramen Ramen Ramen!
<< only 10 minutes later you're willing to blow $50 on a brand new TiVo 20 hour unit >>
lol
Sorry I can't help, If I could make an extra 5 grand this month, I would have to be doing something illegal.
"But each gambling site provides you $20-$50 in average, you need download/play/cash in 100-300 times to get $5000.
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To suggest that a person who is "in major debt" should visit gambling sites is the height of idiocy.
Im dead serious. If you think its idiocy, then you need to read a little at the site I linked. I brought myself out of about 4K in debt, and right now, its my main source of income. I've made about 15K in the last 6 months, and that peanuts compared to some friends of mine who have already made in excess of 60K this year.
I also beg to differ on your averages...its quite easy to get checks on the average of 100-200 dollars. My average is a bit under $100, but I prefer to go for smaller, yet more consistent wins. Those who "gamble" a bit more easily have check averages above $500. You can make thousands of dollars before even losing a penny, and when you do, its often only $50-$100 (or less!)
Look into it, im serious.
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To suggest that a person who is "in major debt" should visit gambling sites is the height of idiocy.
Im dead serious. If you think its idiocy, then you need to read a little at the site I linked. I brought myself out of about 4K in debt, and right now, its my main source of income. I've made about 15K in the last 6 months, and that peanuts compared to some friends of mine who have already made in excess of 60K this year.
I also beg to differ on your averages...its quite easy to get checks on the average of 100-200 dollars. My average is a bit under $100, but I prefer to go for smaller, yet more consistent wins. Those who "gamble" a bit more easily have check averages above $500. You can make thousands of dollars before even losing a penny, and when you do, its often only $50-$100 (or less!)
Look into it, im serious.
"Heh you talk like online gambling is a win win situation."
It almost is. There is a chance you will lose many...I have many times, but the amount total (less then $500) pales in comparison to my winnings.
It almost is. There is a chance you will lose many...I have many times, but the amount total (less then $500) pales in comparison to my winnings.
RossMAN
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I'm not suggesting that oblivion2888 or anyone else begin gambling online to support their income, if they choose to do so that is their choice. However Luckster is correct. I have been actively lurking and personally know several people who have made at least $3,000.00 - $5,000.00 tax free from gambling online over the course of almost a year. I won't go into great depth but the people over at Fatbonus.com (spin off of FatWallet.com) have perfected this to an art form. Typically you'll bet $500, have to play a minimum number of hands, assuming you break even at $500 you get a $125 bonus credit. Cash out and 2 weeks later you receive a check for $625. Unfortunately since none of these places are in the US if you get screwed you have no legal recourse and you can kiss your money good bye. Since I know diddly squat about gambling I've decided not to venture into it yet but if you're brave enough you could easily make hundreds or thousands of dollars a month with these "bonus credits".
Q+A from a PM i recieved:
"It sounds like from you that you simply put in some money in order to get their bonuses (because most people will gamble it all away) but you pull out the second you are allowed and hope to break even?"
Youve got the idea, sort of. Let me give this example
1.I deposit $1000 by credit card (certainly not all deals require this much capital)
2.I get a 30% bonus ($300)
3. In order to cash out that bonus, I am required to wager, or play through, an amount 3x my deposit and bonus combined ($3900).
4. Assuming you stick with major casinos (listed at deal sites like fatbonus.com), the software is generally considered fair. If you play perfect blackjack strategy, an average casino will have a house advantage of 1%. 1% of your $300 bonus is $39-meaning that you should expect to come away with $261 of your $300 bonus (on top of your deposit) in the long run. However, sometimes things dont go your way...and most of the software IS NOT random. How can it be not random, but fair? Well, its not uncommon to encounter 10+ game losing streaks, but the same goes for winning streaks...cards will seem BS sometimes, but rmemeber, in the long run, it IS fair. We wouldnt be doing this if the software was rigged and we were losing money by the bagful.
"I know nothing about gambling, are there certain games to play for this?"
Craps, BJ, and video poker. Craps is generally disallowed during promotions because of its extremely low house advantage, and VP is harder to master, so most just play BJ, which is easy to learn using strategy guides at www.thewizardofodds.com.
"Also, how much time do you spend doing this? Do you sit there watching for every deal you can?"
Sorta. You can let it take over your whole day...some deals, when they are poorly designed and too generous, are ended quickly, just like hot deals are, so its important to keep up, tho I've never seen a deal get pulled before 24 hours of it being introduced, so you dont have to spend your WHOLE day in front of the puter. Wagering $4k can take a few hours-2-3-flat betting at $5, tho it depends on the software.
I highly recommend you read up at fatbonus.com, both in the offers forum and in the talk forum, you can learn a lot.
"It sounds like from you that you simply put in some money in order to get their bonuses (because most people will gamble it all away) but you pull out the second you are allowed and hope to break even?"
Youve got the idea, sort of. Let me give this example
1.I deposit $1000 by credit card (certainly not all deals require this much capital)
2.I get a 30% bonus ($300)
3. In order to cash out that bonus, I am required to wager, or play through, an amount 3x my deposit and bonus combined ($3900).
4. Assuming you stick with major casinos (listed at deal sites like fatbonus.com), the software is generally considered fair. If you play perfect blackjack strategy, an average casino will have a house advantage of 1%. 1% of your $300 bonus is $39-meaning that you should expect to come away with $261 of your $300 bonus (on top of your deposit) in the long run. However, sometimes things dont go your way...and most of the software IS NOT random. How can it be not random, but fair? Well, its not uncommon to encounter 10+ game losing streaks, but the same goes for winning streaks...cards will seem BS sometimes, but rmemeber, in the long run, it IS fair. We wouldnt be doing this if the software was rigged and we were losing money by the bagful.
"I know nothing about gambling, are there certain games to play for this?"
Craps, BJ, and video poker. Craps is generally disallowed during promotions because of its extremely low house advantage, and VP is harder to master, so most just play BJ, which is easy to learn using strategy guides at www.thewizardofodds.com.
"Also, how much time do you spend doing this? Do you sit there watching for every deal you can?"
Sorta. You can let it take over your whole day...some deals, when they are poorly designed and too generous, are ended quickly, just like hot deals are, so its important to keep up, tho I've never seen a deal get pulled before 24 hours of it being introduced, so you dont have to spend your WHOLE day in front of the puter. Wagering $4k can take a few hours-2-3-flat betting at $5, tho it depends on the software.
I highly recommend you read up at fatbonus.com, both in the offers forum and in the talk forum, you can learn a lot.
bugsysiegel
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