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In Reply to: American pickers posted by bobs old iron on June 12, 2012 at 12:19:06:
I like American Pickers!
I'd love to be able to travel,see interesting things, meet interesting people, and make money doing it. Sounds like a dream job.
Ever notice how those who DO NOT know how to make money think those of us that DO know how to make money, are doing something wrong,crooked, or illegal???
For those of you who don't know how to make money, listen up, I'm about to tell you the secret:
BUY LOW AND SELL HIGH!
That's all there is to it. Nothing illegal,immoral, or wrong. It's called free trade,capitalism,trading, barter,business etc.
I have made a lot of money with that simple concept. I've never had a seller hold a gun to my head and I have never held a gun to my buyers heads.
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