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Re: How to get cash for LEGO?
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 2 Oct 2000 17:36:22 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Tobias Möller writes:
> I've noticed some of you buy several copies of expensive sets (I think
> someone here had 8 Neptune Discovery labs), and I have to ask:
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> How can you afford it? I'll have to save for months if I want to buy a
> UCS SW set, but it seems that some people just goes out and buys two of
> them "for the parts". Don't get me wrong, it's *nothing* wrong with
> doing that, but I'm wondering how you can afford that. I'd like to do
> that too, if I had enough economical resources.
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> --tobias
We have an interesting way of supporting my hobby. By personal choice I work
and my wife doesn't (we have no kids yet). She spends a lot of time on-line
at home during the day. Because of this, she's signed up for some of the free
programs that allow you to earn money by hitting certain web pages. The main
one she does is freeride.com. She started this in June and since that time
we've earned over $300, and it takes about 2-3 hours a day for her, and she
can do other things on-line at the same time. She can earn $10 from Amazon in
about 4 days. Yeah, it's not as much as if she had a job, but it funds my
hobby.
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| I've noticed some of you buy several copies of expensive sets (I think someone here had 8 Neptune Discovery labs), and I have to ask: How can you afford it? I'll have to save for months if I want to buy a UCS SW set, but it seems that some people (...) (24 years ago, 22-Sep-00, to lugnet.general)
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