College Student Needing Extra Cash for MTG?
The Blind Eternities forum
Posted on April 17, 2015, 1:48 p.m. by ZooGambler
Hey guys! I figured I'm not the only college student struggling with finding MTG money to spare right now so I thought I'd share with the rest of the community here.
My brother came across this website called "MindSumo.com", a website dedicated to companies looking for college students' advice/proposed solutions for some of their problems. You submit some of your proposed solutions to them and they pick a winner/runner ups for prizes ranging from $50-$200. Submitting is fast and easy so if you're a creative person with neat ideas looking for some cash, this is it! I've personally used it to finish up the rest of my deck and pay off a monthly loan payment plus it's kinda fun just doing these.
When you sign up use my promo code: SUMOZOO for extra rewards!
Code: SUMOZOO
Some notes: You need to have a .edu email address to sign up, they give you $25 just for signing up, and it's free to do!
ZooGambler says... #4
Lol vampirelazarus, I just figured I'd let anyone that was interested, know. I'm struggling financially with college so any little crumb I can get helps, $50 is like 80 ramen meals for me lol. MTG as hobby also doesn't help...
April 17, 2015 2:02 p.m.
Cipher001, you're good with this creative stuff. But I get a referral fee of 25% should they pick any of your ideas :p
April 17, 2015 2:33 p.m.
Yea this seems pretty sweet if it's legit. I'm in college as well, and lately can't even afford mtg. Had to dump the majority of my collection for bills last month =/ so this could be beneficial.
On average how much time would you say you spend bere, and how much cash have you actually profited?
April 17, 2015 3:11 p.m.
ZooGambler says... #8
mpeach1: I'd say I spend maybe an hour thinking about a solution, but not actually sitting there only doing that. Like I go to class and just have the thought in my mind. 20 minutes for the write-up. I've made probably $250 from about 10 different proposals, so 200 minutes of actual writing rounded to 300 = 5 hours for $250 so approx $50 an hour. At least, that's the way I think about it.
vampirelazarus says... #2
BUT THATS NOT ALL!
We'll ALSO INCLUDE THIS SET OF KNIVES!@!!!!(U@#(!!!!@#(*!@#$
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April 17, 2015 1:55 p.m.