lazy man's way to earn money online

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I know many different types of people who make money online...some are stupid, insane, evil, amazing, caring, benevolent, loud, mean, childish, dictatorial, manic depressive....some even have "Evil Mr. Spock" goatees....


But none are lazy.

Why not ask; "Is there a food that tastes great, has no calories, doesn't require chewing, and I don't have to swallow?"

With you, it's probably a huge pile of sticky pennies. And nobody want to know how they got that way.

Ok, you really want to know the closest thing to effortless selling? Buy liquidations, buy in bulk, and sell on E-Bay (or local classified ads) for more.

I've made a low seven figures over a couple of decades, solely from buying from people that need money now...and selling to people who want what I sell. (I had other businesses, this one took almost no time)

Companies going out of business, you can buy furniture, fixtures, office machines...for a song. Retail stores are left abandoned, and the landlord doesn't want what's in there.
Hotels get new furniture, and have to get rid of what they had.
Retail stores buy huge inventories, and just need the storage space.

A few ads a week, a phone number, some storage space...and you're in business.

One example, I bought 500 nice hotel lobby chairs for $5 each, and sold them for $35 each....in about a week.

Slatwall (Real Hickory), I got 300 or so perfect panels from a video store that went out of business. I sold all but 30 panels (I wanted myself) for $40 each.

I used to buy used vacuum cleaners (trade ins) for $5-10 each, and sell them (after minor repairs) for $50-$200 each.

I bought 300 used Tri-Star vacuum cleaners (expensive door to door vacuums) for $50 each, and immediately sold them to retailers for $200-$300 each.

I simply got bored with it.