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[arcticfox]

Originally Posted by scudbook

Well said

Now go out there and make your first million

I can see the future, lol

[Adam552]

I'm starting a network now =P... I felt inspired =D. Just coding it now... once its done I shall register on TD =S

Edit: Yer arctic lol, they shall be sponsoring that horrible team next =P

[arcticfox]

Originally Posted by Adam552

I'm starting a network now =P... I felt inspired =D. Just coding it now... once its done I shall register on TD =S

Please......please dont

Oh, I get it, you were joking, right? Pleeeeeeeeeease?

[Monkeyegg]

Originally Posted by Adam552

I'm starting a network now =P... I felt inspired =D. Just coding it now... once its done I shall register on TD =S

Oh dear, I hope you have a spare £20k available. All of a sudden it seems everyone thinks it's really easy and profitable to run a freebie network... so not true

[connorbob21]

Lol, I'm not planning on doing anything with TD right now, but I migt someday in the future....
I'm sorry about everything I said, I know I didn't say anything offending but what I said seems to have made me seem like a young newbie or something


But anyway FFFU, like I said before, carry on with the hard work, and don't ever become too big to leave Exceem
I hope you continue to be this good inspiration for as long as possible.

[arcticfox]

Originally Posted by Monkeyegg

Oh dear, I hope you have a spare £20k available. All of a sudden it seems everyone thinks it's really easy and profitable to run a freebie network... so not true

I think I could do a network, all I need is £20K, some knowledge of coding and designing websites, register a company, make it legal, tell Mr Taxman, have some mates to help me, and probably be dumped by Mrs Fox for spending far too much time on my network and sacrificing family life.

So, apart from the money, time, lack of knowledge, being too soft to put people on hold and a few other things....I think I could do it

[Dan_Man]

omg. i really want to make a freebie network now. but i cant be arsed. and i have too much school work, which is definatly more important.

but congrats on all the coverage and your turnover. it must be cool being that rich at that age :O do your friends make you buy drinks when you go out with them?

[Adam552]

Originally Posted by Monkeyegg

Oh dear, I hope you have a spare £20k available. All of a sudden it seems everyone thinks it's really easy and profitable to run a freebie network... so not true

ye lol, I will start taking loans from people who sign-up! muwahaha!

Na.

Start with free webhosts and domains =D

[moviedrome]

Right so you can get it set up free - what about the gifts you have to pay for?

[Adam552]

Originally Posted by moviedrome

Right so you can get it set up free - what about the gifts you have to pay for?

Use the commission to pay for gifts....?

[scudbook]

Originally Posted by arcticfox20

I can see the future, lol

Nice one Arctic give him a few more years and he will be sponsoring man u

[moviedrome]

Originally Posted by Adam552

Use the commission to pay for gifts....?

and for the 2 months you haven't got any commission? which you will know about as you've done your research.

[Adam552]

Originally Posted by moviedrome

and for the 2 months you haven't got any commission? which you will know about as you've done your research.

Yer I know that.. but I was going to but them on something like you need to be signed up for a month before verify

[Dim Tim]

Originally Posted by scudbook

Nice one Arctic give him a few more years and he will be sponsoring man u

I think he's got more common sense than that

[Monkeyegg]

Originally Posted by Adam552

Yer I know that.. but I was going to but them on something like you need to be signed up for a month before verify

Oh dear

It's not just about funding all gifts in the first 2 months, you also have to fund fluctuations during the year... Christmas for instance, which believe me is not an easy one to fund (try over £20k). There are lots of other costs that people don't consider.

[Adam552]

Originally Posted by Monkeyegg

Oh dear

It's not just about funding all gifts in the first 2 months, you also have to fund fluctuations during the year... Christmas for instance, which believe me is not an easy one to fund (try over £20k). There are lots of other costs that people don't consider.

Oh.. Christmas.. well lets say the most expensive christmas I have had was £24.12. I get about £600 in total round christmas & birthday (birthday is just before).

I don't actually spend anything...

[Dunstan]

She's not talking about what you spend personally, he's talking about the influx of orders you get around Christmas....

[moviedrome]

Originally Posted by Adam552

Oh.. Christmas.. well lets say the most expensive christmas I have had was £24.12. I get about £600 in total round christmas & birthday (birthday is just before).

I don't actually spend anything...

sigh