what should i get with around $150k ?

reach just a bit and do a 6.0!!!!

 

Not sure where the prices are, but maybe a Ford GT?

 

Why don't you sell your Cartier first. Then you can order floor mats for your new 150K car!

 

How about you explain how you are stupid enough to obviously register two accounts when people already doubt your legitimacy.

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I see someone didn't read the rules when they signed up.

Hey Mark, is it bu-bye time or are we going to play with him for a bit?

 

I have a little trouble believing that since you were using it just today. Several subscribed members have already been expressing their doubt about your legitimacy behind the scenes and this doesn't exactly help you. You are hardly in the first kid to show up here pretending to have money.

 

I'm inclined to let him stay and try to explain things for a while.... blah blah blah..... unless he somehow pulls some kind of proof of legitimacy out I figure we will just wait until he does something dumb and get rid for good.

 

On the plus side he did own up to it..... heck, Jonas is practically respectible now. I doubt that anybody will believe a lot of what you post but you can stick around.

 

Well in the off chance that you have $150,000 I would say go for the 6.0. I'm not sure why somebody would lie about asking what they should buy for money but I've seen worse.

 

LMAO...WAY off!

 

Now that I've thought about it...

Save up just about $10k more and splurge for a Ford GT.

They can now be had for $160k. Check www.fordgtprices.com

 

Why is it that "most" people that come on here with big wads of cash to spend have no idea what they want?

 

LMAO...the "joyous wonders" of the filthy rich...no clue judge.

All I know is it wouldn't be me.

 

The seller account on E-bay that is listing the Cartier watch has about a 6300 lifetime rating, with almost 6000 rated transactions in just the last 12 months. The current auctions shows over 120 auctions for keyboards, mice, trackballs, etc going for $5-30, so cheap computer peripherals seems to be the gist of the business. Prices are such that he probably makes a few bucks, but he way overcharges for S/H ($10-20) which is probably a big chunk of his profit. If he makes $15-20 on average, that is $90-120K for rated transactions. Factor in a multiplier for rated+unrated transactions and he could conceivably be over $200K in profits. Course there are some operating expenses and stuff. If this is a side-business, it's a nice piece of change and could pay for a few toys. If it's his only business, different story.

 

Oh CASH?!? Uh huh!

Why not just take the money and buy those hotels on Boardwalk and Park Place.

A better investment, given your apparent situation!

 

But the trend is that those that actually have that much pocket money are pretty decisive individuals and have a pretty good idea what they want in the first place...

 

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