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1. joe, good one!
2. so far, the besterest joke of today.
3. there shall be many pricks in the sbf millionaire club category, i bet!
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Sammyboy Moderators are all multi millionaires!
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hi there
1. joe, good one!
2. so far, the besterest joke of today.
3. there shall be many pricks in the sbf millionaire club category, i bet!
How do I reach 1 million at age 45 in the first place? With a combine income of $8k, no other debts except that pigeon hole, I really don't know how. I do not have rich parents to start me off in my life. Neither do my wife.
Ts no more negavtive rep liao. So many ppl upped him.
are the japs street smart? i know hongkie are street smart, taiwan too.
I'm afraid I don't have a magic formula for achieving the first million. If I had, I would have sold the formula for 100 million.
However, I have to say that we all have it within ourselves to create an entity that is worth something to someone else. In my case, it was photo editing and web design because I saw these skills as something that could be used to create wealth. Look around you and within you and ask yourself what you can create that others are willing to pay for.
If you can get 600 people to pay you USD19.95 per month each every month for the next 5 years, then that's USD718,200 in the bank.
You can then sell this little enterprise of yours for about USD200,000 and you're almost there in USD terms.
Just valued sammyboy.com. This is the result. It's just a crummy forum but traffic has built up to a point where it is now worth a reasonable amount. That is how you look beyond a basic salary to improve your net worth.
http://www.yourwebsitevalue.com/details/s/a/m/sammyboy_com.html
http://www.yourwebsitevalue.com/details/s/a/m/sammyboy_com.html
Can give some bonus to laojiaos who contributed? Dun be a miser lah
The first website I did in Jan 1996 took me about 3 days to complete. I billed the client $5000!
Thats what I'm starting to do now. My knowledge and skill from my current job allows me to do some sideline (finding my own customers and selling them the items that I sourced myself). However, this is a very active income, not passive at all. I have the interest to do a website that caters to foreign students in Singapore. Sgchinese.net is doing a very successful business for the PRC students and workers here. I do notice that the rest of the S.E.A community is being neglected. There is certainly money to be made. What is the startup cost of a website that is similar to sgchinese.net?
Since you already have a computer, the start up cost is your first month's web hosting fee of about USD20 to USD30 for a virtual server.
Everything else can be obtained for free.
Those with computer related skills can try marketing their services at http://www.elance.com/
I reached my goal within 10 years by investing in the US stock market. I was also lucky in buying Apple shares. Without Apple it would have taken a little longer.
Not if there's HYPERinflation (and I don't mean "strong" inflation, such as what we're experiencing nowadays):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation#Worst_hyperinflations_in_world_history
Let's say the price of a loaf of bread is S$2 (at the moment, the price of a 600g "Budget"-brand loaf of wholemeal bread imported from Malaysia is S$1.60; and even the NTUC Fairprice brand is also under $2, or S$1.65 for 500g, if I remember correctly); you would be able to buy a million loaves of bread.
But if there's TRUE HYPERinflation, the price of that S$2-loaf of bread could DOUBLE every WEEK!!!
after week 1: $2 x 2^1 = $4
after week 2: $2 x 2^2 = $8
after week 3: $2 x 2^3 = $16
after week 4: $2 x 2^4 = $32
after week 5: $2 x 2^5 = $64
after week 6: $2 x 2^6 = $128
after week 7: $2 x 2^7 = $256
after week 8: $2 x 2^8 = $512
after week 9: $2 x 2^9 = $1,024
after week 10: $2 x 2^10 = $2,048
after week 11: $2 x 2^11 = $4,096
after week 12: $2 x 2^12 = $8,192
after week 13: $2 x 2^13 = $16,384
after week 14: $2 x 2^14 = $32,768
after week 15: $2 x 2^15 = $65,536
after week 16: $2 x 2^16 = $131,072
after week 17: $2 x 2^17 = $262,144
after week 18: $2 x 2^18 = $524,288
after week 19: $2 x 2^19 = $1,048,576
after week 20: $2 x 2^20 = $2,097,152
Can you imagine that? In less than 5 months, your S$2 million would only buy you ONE loaf of bread, and then you'll have to prepare to die of starvation!
The more important question is: CAN such hyperinflation happen again, and happen in "first-world" countries?
Here's an answer: http://www.businessinsider.com/how-hyperinflation-will-happen-in-america-2010-9
http://www.businessinsider.com/how-...-rise-in-the-price-of-a-necessary-commodity-1
(Basically, the key thing to watch out for is inflation in COMMODITIES, especially AGRICULTURAL commodities)
And that's one of the main reasons I HATE money!
(even if I were a billionaire!)
how much is the sex site valued?
It is well-known that LeongSam is a multi-millionaire with multiple passports living the high life in many countries.
Now, another moderator 'JW5' has disclosed that he is worth at least 7 digits, i.e. 10 million dollars! This is a forum where all the moderators are multi-millionaires!
I concur ! Personally I know 3 dudes from here paid their house approx SGD 1mil in CASH. These dudes are highly educated or chicken lover like me :-)
Nearly half a million USD (as of today):
http://www.yourwebsitevalue.com/details/s/a/m/sammyboyforum_com.html
(but whether that "valuer" website should be trusted totally is another matter! haha)
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Hehehehehe. :o
28 years old and still doesn't know the difference between 7 and 8 digits.
He needs to get richer, so that someone can do the maths for him.
Young and english speaking and good in maths.
I would love to try but is a complete dummy in doing that. Are you willing to teach me the basic?
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