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1M Revenue, 0 Employees with an Amazon FBA While Traveling the World
- leerob 7y agoSome interesting pieces in this article, but also a lot of cringe. It also seemed to be 3x longer than necessary.
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- SethTro 7y agoLots of seemingly unfiltered advice. Glad it was written up, not sure what larger lessons I should take away.
- RyanAF7 7y agoThat Amazon's bullshit. His story is all too common. He should have just written a book called "The No-Hour Work Week" basically the same thing.
- aj7 7y ago“Perhaps the biggest issue for me personally was not providing people with real value, something I now take pride in.” Really.
- adventured 7y agoGiven the apparent admission of Amazon-related fraud in the form of purchased counterfeit reviews, I'd take their word for it.
- ricardobeat 7y agoSo he openly admits selling a $3 pair of glasses for $65 (now ~$28 on the site), and use Fiverr to buy fake reviews... not sure if this post will accomplish anything good. Unless the whole revenue story is bust and this is a desperate, shameless attempt at generating traffic.
- Whatarethese 7y agoYeah this guy should be considered a scam artist and seems damn good at it.
- donclark 7y agoArent most (similar) companies scam artists at some level? What percentage of markup is considered not a scam?
- whalesalad 7y agoVery candid and detailed description on how to become a modern-day hustle-porn con artist.
- tempsy 7y agoThe older I get, the more I have come to realize how little contentment one can gain in life by being a rent-seeker.
- aschatten 7y agoNaturally, there were a couple of loose ends I had yet to take care of, including: * Taxes So he still owes taxes...