Any ideas how to start with £10k?
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If you are so lazy you can't actually formulate a well thought out question giving enough detail so people can help you, then my advice is don't start a business.
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Your thread from a couple of years ago, which you didn't reply to...
https://www.ukbusinessforums.co.uk/...e-businesses-you-can-start-with-£5000.380844/
https://www.ukbusinessforums.co.uk/...e-businesses-you-can-start-with-£5000.380844/
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You wont get it with that attitude, hence my advice that you are not cut out for business.
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Is this the same chap that started multiple threads about how to invest a big sum of money that got gradually bigger and bigger, and then eventually asked for “millionaires only” to give advice about how to invest £100,000?
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Darren_Ssc
How about a barber that also sells car insurance? It ensures a regular supply of potential clients and gives you a bit of steady cash-flow to boot.
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If you need an income from the business immediately then buying an established business will be the only way.
A burger van, cleaning business, valeter, that sort of thing should be available at that sort of budget.
As for what it is, that really depends on your business experience and skills.
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He doesn't have any of either as proven by his insightful posts like
2017 - "Any successful profitable businesses you can start with £5000?"
and
2018 - "Simple Successful Business ideas?"
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He's persistent - that's a start at least. Many people with actual real good ideas and insane skills give up after 5 minutes.
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Asking the question again and again isn't persistence, its just annoying.
Persistence would be taking any of the recommendations they got back in 2017 and actually working hard to make it work.
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Hmmm... Persistent, to me would be having a go, f#cking it up. and coming back looking for ways to improve/rectify
Posting the same question twice in 3 years, ignoring constructive advice, presumably hoping for some kind of magic bullet is just plain lazy.
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Root 66 Woodshop
Give me your £10,000 we'll start together a LTD company and become a magnificant team of Locksmiths, I'll show you everything you need to know in the trade...
I'll teach you how to install the locks, sell addons while on site, i.e. key cutting... a great addon!!
I'll show you how to run the business, make money... £30.000 each per year... easily done!!
After 2 months...
Then, I'll shut down the LTD company via the Spongebob plan and take everything you've got... because you clearly have no idea what to do... All the replies on the other posts, and you're asking the same question... just with a different amount of cash... seriously get a grip! you're obviously far to lazy to work with anyone, never mind for yourself.
I'll teach you how to install the locks, sell addons while on site, i.e. key cutting... a great addon!!
I'll show you how to run the business, make money... £30.000 each per year... easily done!!
After 2 months...
Then, I'll shut down the LTD company via the Spongebob plan and take everything you've got... because you clearly have no idea what to do... All the replies on the other posts, and you're asking the same question... just with a different amount of cash... seriously get a grip! you're obviously far to lazy to work with anyone, never mind for yourself.
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britcoin
Is there any industry you would like to get involved in? You could start any number of businesses with 10k...
I would recommend e-commerce. Find a high margin, low competition product you can buy in bulk from China and sell on Ebay/Amazon for a profit. There's an idea; now you're going to have to do the hard work to set it up and find the golden egg products.
I would recommend e-commerce. Find a high margin, low competition product you can buy in bulk from China and sell on Ebay/Amazon for a profit. There's an idea; now you're going to have to do the hard work to set it up and find the golden egg products.
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Wow, in all fairness, in his thread from November 2017 someone suggested that he bought BitCoins. They were valued around £5,000 at that specific moment. So he could have gotten himself 1 coin. He could have sold it at the max for £14,000 or today for £8.300. So there was a gem there! 
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Wow, in all fairness, in his thread from November 2017 someone suggested that he bought BitCoins. They were valued around £5,000 at that specific moment. So he could have gotten himself 1 coin. He could have sold it at the max for £14,000 or today for £8.300. So there was a gem there!
Yip. Speculation is always profitable with the benefit of hindsight
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Oh I dont know....£20 for a bucket and chamois leather and if you want to do upstairs, another £40 for a ladder.
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That's given me an idea for a venture!
First draft of my advert:
"Start your own business. Unlimited travel. Meet people. Unlimited Earnings. All equipment to start-up included. Only £500"
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