Sentences with phrase «rich quick scheme like»

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I like how you described it as being more than just some get - quick - rich - scheme because it really is.

Unless Bitcoin's volatility settles, it will be used less as a currency and more as a vehicle for speculation and «get rich quick» schemes, much like a penny stock.

Quick - fit schemes like quick - rich schemes never Quick - fit schemes like quick - rich schemes never quick - rich schemes never work.

A»90s - obsessed high school senior and self - confessed nerd who falls into a get - rich - quick scheme by accident while also pining for the older girl to whom he hopes to lose his virginity, the central character in Rick Famuyiwa «s «Dope» sounds like a stock role for a high school comedy.

This is a job and not a get rich quick scheme so treat it like you would any professional project.

But publishing your eBook on KDP is not a get rich quick scheme, just like any legitimate business, it takes time, commitment and dedication.

Day trading is not some get rich quick scheme or an erratic form of gambling, it is a proper business that takes times, effort, discipline and patience to learn, just like most other professions.

Also, remember that just like other investments buying vacant land is not a get rich quick scheme.

DGI is not a get - rich - quick idea, but anything like that is usually a get - poor - quick scheme in disguise.

The thing is, trading is not a «get rich quick scheme» and you need to think and use your brain to be a successful Forex trader, just like you have to do this to be successful in any other profession.

Whereas I used to find these «tokens» to a cleaner, nicer age as a welcome site, I now find them to be obtrusive «get rich quick» schemes that seem to have been popping up all over continental Europe like a bad case of acne.

Wichita renters insurance is not some get rich quick scheme or anything like that; on the contrary, it is a coverage type that requires renters to pay an upfront fee in exchange for a certain kind of protection.

People call cryptocurrencies with all sort of names, like «speculative bubble,» «ponzi schemes,» «get - rich - quick schemes,» and sometimes simply «fraud.»

To many, the idea seems like an exciting get - rich - quick scheme that can pay massive dividends.