Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Monday, November 28, 2011
Lincoln 2 Lincoln
Monday, November 21, 2011
Make a Choice
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Sold: Make A Choice
My friend Josiah decided to buy the coat hangers.
I decided to turn one into a piece of art {pictured above}.
I call my masterpiece: "Make a Choice".
It ended up being more of an advertisement for my church than a work of art.
Anyways, back to the money part.
I sold the hangers to Josiah for a total of $5.00!
I paid a $1.07.
Total Profit: 367.29%
Money Grows on Trees
I went on by the Dollar Tree to find something to spend my gold dollar on.
I had a buyer in mind so I purchased 6 coat hangers for $1.07.
I had previously sold one Tootsie Roll for $0.25.
So, that left me with $0.18, and after losing one of my Tootsie Rolls that's all I have!
Don't lose merchandise!!
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Back At It With the Tootsie Rolls
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Sunday, November 13, 2011
I'm Stuck To Her!
Tonight I was able to find a glue buyer!
There may have been a conflict of interest in the purchase...
My girlfriend decided to purchase the glue to satiate her glueing desires!
Two glue sticks and a bottle of glue sold for a grand total of $1.00
With a $0.21 purchasing price that makes a 476.2% profit!
I now have $1.04.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Walmart!
I went over to Walmart to find something to spend my $0.25 on and I found some glue!
Apparently glue sticks in packs of two are only $0.10! Same with bottles!
Who knew glue was so cheap?
I checked out with a bottle of glue and two glue sticks for a grand total of $0.21.
The cashier gave me a big grin and said, "Big spender aren't yah?"
Now I've got to find a glue buyer.
Monday, November 7, 2011
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Sold: First Profit!
I have just sold the Tootsie Roll!
I thought it would be difficult to get the Tootsie Roll sold. I mean who really buys a single Tootsie Roll?
But after telling my goal to my roommate and doing a little bartering (agreeing to quit services rendered) I was able to sell the Tootsie Roll.
Final selling price: $.25!!!!!
That's a 1,150% profit!!
First Purchase!
I have just made my first purchase!
I just purchased this Tootsie Roll from the Candy Shop in the old student union at UNC Charlotte.
Oddly enough they sell Tootsie Rolls individually and they are $.02 a piece. Who would've guessed.
Now who can I get to buy one Tootsie Roll for more than $.02? How much can I make?
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Rules
You may be wondering what is going on? What is the point of this site?
The idea came from a desire to test just how far the lowest monetary unit could actually go.
I want to know how much effort it will take to turn two pennies into, well... more than just two pennies. Not to mention the thought of this being super successful is definitively attractive.
It's really nothing more than buying and selling.
I start with two pennies.
With the two pennies I will purchase my first item.
I then must sell that item for a higher price to make a profit or return on investment (ROI). My ROI's will be marked with each sell from each purchase.
I am only allowed to use the money that comes from the two pennies. I cannot stimulate my purchasing account.
I only have a year from the first purchase.
That being said, I will blog every time I make a purchase and consequently every time I sell that purchase.
Thats the game, those are the rules.
You can help by following and commenting on my purchases and sell price. Also, if you have ideas about what I should purchase next, those are welcomed comments as well.
Let the fun begin.
The idea came from a desire to test just how far the lowest monetary unit could actually go.
I want to know how much effort it will take to turn two pennies into, well... more than just two pennies. Not to mention the thought of this being super successful is definitively attractive.
It's really nothing more than buying and selling.
I start with two pennies.
With the two pennies I will purchase my first item.
I then must sell that item for a higher price to make a profit or return on investment (ROI). My ROI's will be marked with each sell from each purchase.
I am only allowed to use the money that comes from the two pennies. I cannot stimulate my purchasing account.
I only have a year from the first purchase.
That being said, I will blog every time I make a purchase and consequently every time I sell that purchase.
Thats the game, those are the rules.
You can help by following and commenting on my purchases and sell price. Also, if you have ideas about what I should purchase next, those are welcomed comments as well.
Let the fun begin.
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