A Question for members (NBA)

rm18 · 10-10-12, 12:09 AM

just bet against the Lakers in the 2nd quarter every game

sando · 10-10-12, 12:25 AM

Tail Jimmy Boyd for free by getting his daily picks in SBR service plays forum or rx forum or cappers access sites. He is one of the best tout's when it comes to nba and best of all you wont have to pay as his picks are widely distributed...

Duff85 · 10-10-12, 12:33 AM

Paid freelance writing work with a number of sports and gambling websites. My main job while going through college was working with PokerNews.com and various affiliates writing articles and covering poker tournaments. It was a sweet job and paid decent too. Watch out though a lot of scammers out there who will try and jack your rate down to nothing or tell you they are giving you "exposure" in exchange for your content.

RawBillyIce · 10-10-12, 12:41 AM

wow that sounds kind of advanced Duff.

fuuk it it will work out

Ernie Mccracken · 10-10-12, 12:47 AM

Develop a skill or specialized knowledge that is rare and also worth money. JJ makes an ass of himself on video for SBR points, so I'm sure you can think of something.

RawBillyIce · 10-10-12, 01:04 AM

been thinking

peacebyinches · 10-10-12, 01:07 AM

dude, I promise I'm not trying to be a dikkhead, but as a college student with no diploma and a busy as shiet schedule (if your actually taking school somewhat seriously at least), landing a non-scammola 'job' where you 'work' 'online' and actually get enough money worth your time may not be a goal worth chasing to hard... I know working at your campus dining hall or cashiering at 7-11 sounds like hell on earth (which it is) but at least you'll actually be paid and won't have to deal with bogus scams over and over. Me and my buddy actually ended up 'interviewing' at some scammola company ((door to door knife salesmen....)....yeah....) when we were starting college and almost accepted the job like some AARRRR-TArDSzSS.

On the other hand, I don't know what your technical skills are... if your a programming, electrical engineering, genius then landing an actual gig might not be as hard... but if you just want to try and sell shiet on craigslist and ebay to suckers then I don't know... best of luck?

RawBillyIce · 10-10-12, 02:56 AM

Thanks bro my wife and I actually to ebay

peacebyinches · 10-10-12, 09:08 PM

what do you sell usually and at what quantities? just curious, I know some people who seem like successful ebayers but I also know some people that couldn't make it worth their efforts

jaeguyoon · 10-10-12, 11:12 PM

Originally posted by peacebyinches

what do you sell usually and at what quantities? just curious, I know some people who seem like successful ebayers but I also know some people that couldn't make it worth their efforts

I was making money off ebaying sneakers. Those limited jordans, lebrons, kobe, airmaxes, etc. when I go buy a pair for myself I would buy like 5 and sell em on ebay. This was when I didn't know if I was going to grad school, and didn't have a job. Wasn't really strap for cash, but I was already there buying it for myself so why not make money off it. Stopped last year cos decided to go to grad school and don't have the time to go wait in line for some sneakers. As silly as it sounds, believe it or not I know a guy that's doing it full time and he's making more than some of my friends with entry level corporate jobs.

turtlejc · 10-11-12, 12:21 AM

buy concert tickets to big bands/shows that you know will sell out, madonna etc etc

buy sporting event tickets and sell them for double, like I did with the Ryder Cup

RawBillyIce · 10-12-12, 12:30 AM

My wife and I sell all kinds of stuff. She runs it now pretty much.

for about 2 years I was buying and selling pre owned jerseys on Ebay. Might do it again one day.

You can buy them for between $5 -$20 and be patient and sell them a lot higher. I bought a pre owned Denver Broncos Tebow jersey last year when all the hoopla was going on. Won the auction at like $42 Re=listed immediatley and sold for $135

about 10year ago I had about 400 12step meeting speakers. Before they got all shifted to CD's They were cassette tapes. Many were burned(not originals) I listed them nice and fancy.....on a 10 day auction. started my auction out at $100 about 6 days in got a bid and was like "Hell Yea!!!" On day 9 went to bed woke up the next day and there had bid a bidding war. They sold for like $442 I took them old azz tapes ...dumped in in a big azz box... paid like $25/shipping and sent em on. 442 paypal ...sent it str8 to my bank account.

Yep!