Money for Nothing, the Ultimate Dream

March 9th, 2010

Why has it taken me so long to find it?
I had to take the Cash Advance I received from AdvanceLoan.net to keep me in food while I was researching this subject, but it has paid off. Big! I have discovered how to make money from nothing. My system does not even need water. All it needs is enthusiastic and passionate children.

Here’s how it works
I am not the inventor of this system; I am merely a copier and hopefully an improver. What I propose is selling virtual goods, mainly to children who open their own sites on social networks such as Facebook or the Penguin Club. If you have children under the age of about 10 who come and ask if they can borrow your credit card, panic immediately! Your child may be playing poker on Facebook and needs some real dough to finance his games. Does he or she own a farm on Facebook and has managed, by means of hard labor and careful planting, to graduate to the big tractor. Now he or she requires real dollars to fill the fuel tank. Feeling nervous now?

You have to pay for entertainment
We all pay for entertainment. The movies, theatre, concerts and Disneyland are examples. But in these social network sites, many of the players are children who do not have real money. I would venture a guess that most busy mothers, when asked by son Tommy, aged 9, if he can borrow her credit card for a few minutes, will simply nod in the direction of her purse. Tommy will know exactly how to use the credit card online and he will only spend a couple of dollars on his purchase.

It’s a virtual world
The internet has made ‘virtuality’ possible. One can send a greeting card or bunch of flowers on the occasion of a friend’s birthday. You can do it for free but you can do it much better and prettier if you pay a small sum. It’s becoming the ‘in’ thing to spend a few dollars to move ahead in a game or to send a friend a gift on a social network.

The income
The incomes are stratospheric. It’s all digital so the cost of every sale is zero, meaning there is 100 percent profit. Analysts estimate that virtual goods could bring in $1 billion in the US and about $5 billion worldwide this year. The expenses are payment for a (one-time) few hours of work by an artist and a programmer; in other words, the cost is nothing.

I need a partner
I’m looking for a partner. All he or she needs is some good programming experience, loves children, has a vivid imagination for kid’s games and a burning desire to live a life of luxury, although I’ve got enough of that for both of us. No money required! I’ll organize the Cash Advance from the AdvanceLoan.net and I’ll pick up a computer on the way home.

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