how would you make money and take advantage during economic crash, page 1
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reply posted on 22-11-2008 @ 02:19 PM by antar
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Oops Mybad, I did not see your post as the dry humor it was intended to be. I stopped after the homeless line, your right though, to keep a sense of humor no matter what we may face in the future.


reply posted on 22-11-2008 @ 07:30 PM by gluetrap
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It reminds me of those classified adds where you send 2 dollars for a work at home job information pack, what you get back is instructions to to post an add telling people to send you their two dollars for instructions to do the same.


reply posted on 22-11-2008 @ 07:53 PM by googolplex
reply to post by antar



So you get body bag to, I thought you only got plastic box with friends. All right what if you make money and help people at same time, I would want to get some thing out of deal, at least another planet or moon something.


reply posted on 23-11-2008 @ 12:32 AM by VelmaLu
I spent some time researching this.

In Argentina after the crash, people made money offering private security to neighborhoods and homes. A look at the wealthy in Mexico shows that most of them employ guards that are heavily armed. Those with any type of wealth will want to be safe. I think ex-military, off-duty cops and EMT's will do very well.

I would assume installing alarm systems, security doors and windows would be another decent business. High on the list would be installing solar energy systems as would any type of repair business (appliances, shoes, cars, etc.), seamstress, gunsmith, cooking (as in a chef and from scratch), gardener and bringing any type of goods into the black market for sale or barter.

I think being able to teach someone a valuable skill or trade would be a big money maker.

I am convinced that those who are running a successful small business now will likely be running some type of successful endeavor after the crash. It isn't really the good idea as much as it is a strong work ethic.

Besides, I think after all this, most people won't be so fixated on money. I believe our worship of wealth will end and we will (hopefully) begin to appreciate thriftiness, self-reliance and living small. I think we're going to see a tremendous shift in consciousness and what drives us as a culture.

People that were laughing at me about establishing a vegetable garden and growing dwarf fruit trees are now calling me for advice. I am hoping that this trend continues and we see more community effort at survival -- as in community gardens, security, markets, etc.
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