In this business where do you draw the line.....

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by sudden

So if it was extremely profitable, and you thought you could make a ton of money from it, wouldn't you just move? It's explicitly legal in a lot of areas of the world.

I don't know about TE, but I certainly won't be pulling up stakes any time soon to make the big bucks from shit that doesn't have a category on my linksite. I'd much rather "play it safe" over here where I live and not have to review sites that make me want to gag, puke and spit when I look at them.

I can NOT believe I just used the word "puke" in a post.

Anyway...there's money to be made by other things. I'll stay here and go for that.

[sudden]

Originally Posted by MorganGrayson

I don't know about TE, but I certainly won't be pulling up stakes any time soon to make the big bucks from shit that doesn't have a category on my linksite. I'd much rather "play it safe" over here where I live and not have to review sites that make me want to gag, puke and spit when I look at them.

I can NOT believe I just used the word "puke" in a post.

Anyway...there's money to be made by other things. I'll stay here and go for that.

Reviewing sites aren't going to make you rich (except for very few exceptions). I'm talking about actually setting up the sites. There are
certainly those who made millions (per month) from the category of
sites in question.

A lot harder these days because of creditcard (VISA/Mastercard) restrictions, so no real reason to get into it imo, but I would've done it previously had the
opportunity arisen and I had no other (very good) alternatives.

If moving is required to avoid having my business violate laws, then sure I'll move.

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by sudden

Reviewing sites aren't going to make you rich (except for very few exceptions). I'm talking about actually setting up the sites. There are
certainly those who made millions (per month) from the category of
sites in question.

A lot harder these days because of creditcard (VISA/Mastercard) restrictions, so no real reason to get into it imo, but I would've done it previously had the
opportunity arisen and I had no other (very good) alternatives.

If moving is required to avoid having my business violate laws, then sure I'll move.

sudden...first, we have to define "rich" to make sure we're both playing in the same ballpark.
The second thing we'd have to do is decide what I'm doing. Am I moving to *then* build sites that *might* pay off big or am I hoping like hell to fly under the radar where I am to discover if these sites will pay off big?
After we do that, we get to have the "how much of my quality of life here am I willing to sacrifice for money?" discussion.