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Mooroolbark, Melbourne Katılım Nisan 2020
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@hxxntrr Are you retarded, cunt?
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You can walk into any Apple Store in America, buy $50,000 in MacBooks and iPhones on 0% business credit cards, and resell every single item for 85 to 95% of retail on eBay, Swappa, and Facebook Marketplace the same day. Cash in your bank account by Friday This is how people convert 0% credit limits into liquid cash without Plastiq, without Melio, and without paying a 2.85% processing fee The Apple Store accepts credit cards for purchases up to $50,000. No questions. No ID beyond what's needed for Apple Pay. You walk in, buy 8 MacBook Pros at $2,499 each, and walk out with $19,992 on your Chase Ink Business Unlimited at 0% APR List them on eBay as "Brand New Sealed" at $2,199 each. They sell in 24 to 48 hours because sealed Apple products have the highest resale velocity of any consumer electronics on earth. People buy them because they're getting a $300 discount on a product that never goes on sale $2,199 x 8 = $17,592 in eBay revenue eBay + PayPal fees (13%): -$2,287 Your net cash received: $15,305 You spent $19,992 on a credit card. You got $15,305 in cash. You "lost" $4,687 "That's a terrible deal" No. You converted $19,992 in credit into $15,305 in LIQUID CASH at a cost of $4,687. That's a 23.5% conversion fee Plastiq charges 2.85% but has a $100K annual limit and many payees are restricted. Melio charges 2.85% but some payments take 5 to 7 days and large amounts trigger manual review The Apple resale method has: No annual limit (buy as much as they'll sell you) No payment restrictions (it's a retail purchase) No manual review (it's a credit card transaction at a store) Cash in your bank within 3 to 5 days (eBay payouts are fast) And you can improve the conversion rate dramatically: iPhones resell at 92 to 96% of retail (better than MacBooks). A $1,199 iPhone 16 Pro Max sells for $1,050 to $1,100 on Swappa within 48 hours. That's only a 5 to 8% loss after fees iPads resell at 88 to 93% of retail AirPods Max resell at 85 to 90% Apple Watches resell at 82 to 88% The optimal mix for maximum cash extraction: $30,000 in iPhone 16 Pro Max units (25 phones at $1,199): resell at $1,080 avg = $27,000 - 13% fees = $23,490 net. Loss: $6,510 (21.7%) $20,000 in iPad Pro units (10 iPads at $1,999): resell at $1,799 avg = $17,990 - 13% fees = $15,651 net. Loss: $4,349 (21.7%) Total credit card spend: $50,000 Total cash received: $39,141 Conversion rate: 78.3% Effective "fee": 21.7% "21.7% is way worse than Plastiq's 2.85%" Yes. If Plastiq works for your use case, use Plastiq. The Apple method is for when you need: More than $100K liquidated (Plastiq has limits) Cash in 3 days not 7 No paper trail linking credit cards to bank deposits through a payment processor (the cash appears as eBay/PayPal revenue, not as a Plastiq transfer) Amounts above $25K per transaction (Melio flags large single payments) The people doing this at scale aren't converting $50K. They're converting $200K to $500K across multiple Apple Stores, Best Buys, Costcos, and authorized resellers. At that volume they have eBay stores with Top Rated Seller status, which reduces fees to 10.5% and pushes the conversion rate to 82 to 85% There's also the Amazon Retail Arbitrage version: buy Apple products at retail, sell on Amazon as a third-party seller, Amazon pays out every 2 weeks. The conversion rate is similar but Amazon's customer base is willing to pay closer to retail for the Prime badge and the Amazon return policy A guy in our network converts $80K to $100K per month from credit cards to cash using this exact method across Apple, Costco, and Best Buy. His blended conversion rate after eBay fees and marketplace fees: 81%. He converts $100K in credit into $81K in cash every month $81K in cash from $100K in 0% credit. His "cost" of $19K per cycle is his equivalent of a processing fee. He treats it as a cost of capital. $19K to access $81K in free cash for 15 months = effective annualized cost of 18.6% "18.6% is expensive" Compared to what? An MCA (merchant cash advance) charges 40 to 150% effective APR A hard money loan charges 12 to 18% + 2 to 3 points A personal loan at 680 score charges 15 to 24% APR A credit card balance at standard APR: 24.99% 18.6% annualized for UNSECURED CASH with NO APPLICATION PROCESS, NO UNDERWRITING, and NO REPAYMENT SCHEDULE beyond minimums at 0% for 15 months is cheaper than almost every alternative source of liquid capital for someone without assets to collateralize And the credit card rewards on $100K in Apple Store purchases: roughly $2,000 to $3,000 in points. That drops the effective cost to 15.6 to 16.6% btw the IRS doesn't track retail purchases on credit cards. The purchase shows up as "APPLE STORE #R123" on your credit card statement. The eBay revenue shows up as income from your eBay seller account. If your LLC is the eBay seller, the purchase is a "business inventory expense" and the revenue is "product sales." The accounting is clean this is the emergency version of the liquidation play. when you need cash in 72 hours, can't wait for Plastiq, and need more than $25K. you walk into Apple, buy everything they'll sell you, walk out, list it on eBay, and have cash in your bank by Friday. the most liquid asset in America isn't gold or bitcoin. it's a sealed iPhone lmfaooo (we get 700+ score business owners $100K-$250K in 0% business funding. how you liquidate is your business. we build the capital stack. link in bio)
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@J_Walter23 What a legend. Equally as heroic, @wayn0h was seconds away from jumping the fence to stop the horse until Dean got there just in time.
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John Walter@J_Walter23·
Amazing effort from jockey Dean Parker. After being dislodged from Bazini. He had the courage and skill to flag him down and get him back under control. One of the more incredible efforts I have ever seen. Captured by Sharna Rogers-Brigden Only at #TheBool
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PBR Jestin Porter@PBRJESTINPORTER·
This might be the most hilarious thing I’ve seen in a while. Dude taking infield at the Zurich Classic
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Jenny@Jennnyyyyyy·
This is harder than it looks 😬 Difficulty - Semi Pro 🤠
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mitchellbeer@beermitchell·
Don't want to hear who you backed on Monday morning! Declare your Masters winner below 👇
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PGA of Australia
PGA of Australia@PGAofAustralia·
56 with a bogey 🤯 Matthew Stenson won the Dorset PGA Open Match by NINE shots after going -13 🏆
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@MadsMelbourne Since when does a first home buyer, purchase the median house? Who buys the entry level houses?
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Miss Madeleine@MadsMelbourne·
The median house price in Australia is now $1 million. For a first home buyer that now requires a $200,000 deposit to secure a home loan. Australia isn’t experiencing a housing crisis, it’s an affordability crisis! Albanese purchased his entire first home for $146,000 and likely had a 20 years to pay it off. Less than just the deposit required today. Albanese grew up in free commission housing. He never had to stress about paying back a. HECS debt + interest and received free university education. At the time of purchasing his first home there was no compulsory 12% of your income to Super. There was no 10% GST on every purchase he made Albo was then able to create wealth through his property and was able to use CGT and Negative gearing which he now wants to abolish. And yes whilst wages have of course increased in the last 20+ years wage increase is at x 3 and property prices have increased x 14 Albanese was handed everything in life and his government are taking everything they can from people of Australia in return
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Rach Danderfield
Rach Danderfield@danderfield·
It’s Thursday. And whilst the Sunshine state doesn’t have much use for scarves, it does have a tasty array of beverages. It also has XXXX. Don’t forget to put your tips in
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@wayn0h @theheraldsun Yes! I thought I saw it this morning. Probably been around the world a few times.
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Herald Sun
Herald Sun@theheraldsun·
If you spotted a ribbon of fire streaking across the sky about 5:30am you weren’t hallucinating. And it may be a sight more common for Melburnians in coming years > bit.ly/3O5KhBb
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Matt@MattH093·
The face of a man who pretended to be a cop (he’s wearing high vis under his hoodie, so it must be true…) while physically assaulting me at Southern Cross Station this afternoon. I can only imagine what side of politics he sits on (definitely the far right).
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Liberta Cherguia 🇪🇺
Liberta Cherguia 🇪🇺@MbarkCherguia·
Anyone else think it's weird when adults are FULLY OBSESSED with Disney?? 🤨
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