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I own haulage company , started 3 years ago, have 3 trucks now, earnings are between 15 to 25k zl a month. This year i plan to lease/buy another truck which will increase my earnings alot. How about u ? Working 9-5 , or maybe u have ur own business too or still studying and not working cuz of young age ?
All dj/32k a month posts will be ignored.
Jobless $0
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no sponsors?
ur just asking for it tbh...
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I dont but even if people respond that way the thread will be bumped , so they are at least useful ;)
Has ur business lost a lot of work in the pandemic?
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No cuz all of the shopping went online so instead of doing standard deliveries we still do these onlines wholesale. Im also a subcontractor on containers work ,therefore we do alot of jobs from import/export. You know , china and stuff containers. Someone need to distribute and deliver it to the transport centres. The transport is not much affected by covid , maybe except UK and brexit now , but we generally dont go there unless we find interesting offer on the freight market.
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Ah cool.
I do audio engineering work and the bottom dropped out of my business because suddenly no one really wants to spend the money on it. Our government doesn’t look like they’ll invest in putting music back in business so I feel like I might not get much work for a while.
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8/8
Kek
I'm free men so 0$
I'm selling house/car security systems in cities close to the german-polish border.
Business is booming.
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Must be a great location for that
hahahahah
XD this is savage
STONKS
smartest
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CSGO PRO PLAYER FOR FAZE
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im a teacher and 750 dolars monthly
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the problem is the import goods (cars electronic etc ) are very expensive. Other than that you can buy a kilogram of apple for less than half a euro
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400 dolars (the goverment pays for you and your family health care so you dont need to worry ) is the bottom. 650-700 dolars is mid range i guess
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come to turkey men easier then going to europe :)
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i think you are totally wrong. Some of the turks maybe racist towards syrians but other than that turkish people are not racist at all. Look at the amount of tourists and their comments on Turkey.
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bruh they are retarded and below 18. What do you expect from them :D
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how much does it pay?
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nice pay maybe ill do that when i retire
Electrical maintainer
About 700$
Started there a like 2 months ago its pretty good but the money could be better even though this is around average in this country.The shitty part is that I have to travel an hour to get there which takes a lot off my free timr but there are no better places nearby.
professional shitposter, $13M/year
Part time Cleaner (not toilets) $1400/month
DJ 32k€
Colleague student so -10k per month
Microsoft support department, 5x500$ google gift cards per month
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HAHAHAH
senior dj
72k/month
IT, Problem manager.
€7K a month + pension. 34h work weeks and 6 weeks paid vacation per year(standard for most here).
The pandemic means lots of extra work hours paying 50-100% extra per hour or equivalent time off. That is on top.
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i wish i wasnt 3rd worlder...
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Look on the bright side: Turkey is Second World, not Third World.
There is pros and cons, like for example everything here costs money partly due to everyone making a decent wage. It is fine, but still it means big numbers are not as big as they may look.
Like for example a Pizza is about €8 and up, a ½litre bottle of Coke is €2 or more and so on. The two room apartment I live in is €280K and it is not even in a especially expensive area, just like a bit above average.
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tbh dk, or better, CPH is the best metropolitan city to live in in EU imo. Living costs in munich, paris, london and alike are so fucking high compared to salaries that it's a disgrace.
I lived in munich for a while and rent for 1bedroom 30sqm appartement was 900€ (50+% of avg. salary). 300k+ to buy it and I knew people who paid even more than that and were happy to do so. Salary was at 2.1k Euro net/ month and that was above average already. Most get like 1.5-1.8k after tax. Owning a place is impossible there, unless you want to live in a rathole or make 4k+ net. Only guy I know who owns a place earns 6 figures and only managed to do so cause his wife inherited an apartement that she sold.
Pizza? Anything that isn't margherita = 12+Euro. I ate outside like 3 times a year. Durum? 6,50-7€.
In cph salaries are high, while living costs are medium and people can afford to own a place, even if they have a not so good job. My gf there earned 3k€ after tax in a hotel, while I ran around with 2k€ after 10yrs experience in an overpaid sector in germany.
public transport, alcohol and eating outside in dk is expensive, but again. Compared to salaries, it's just fine. Groceries are slightly more expensive than in Germany.
I was actually about to move, but things turned out different...
280k wtf u can literally buy a nice house with that kind of money near capital city in Estonia
stop disgracing us. You look like a beggar. No different then some of the syrians here
Did you go to university
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Nope. I have a short IT education, however it was mostly to have a piece of paper. I made my first IT money when I was 14, so lots of IT skills is something that just came naturally.
Once you build a CV then education means less or nothing, as I had good grades to short IT education was enough to open the first doors.
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Cool! How old are you?
master degree dj
128k/month
Poopscooper
$0 per month
Professional csgo bettor
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if you have huge bank roll you dont need to gamble :D you can do something else invest for example, i didnt say i live from gambling exactly it was my hobby i hoped i can make living from it i bet very small amount of money, i bet bigger amount of money and half of the time i failed, so that bad, and when i bet small amount failing percent was even little bigger, i was saying what my goal was, since now im better gambler i might win small amounts of money and invest everytime i win something
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Currently just student
Dreams: either being a professional day trader , or becoming a professional musician
Realistic goal but I kinda don't like it: becoming a programmer..
toilet cleaner 500$ a month
8000$ - Working as a Network Engineer
But then i have 20% in pension, 6 weeks vacation, paid lunch
Avg hourly salary is about 55$ - Costs 88$/hour with all benefits included
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8000 before or after tax?
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Before sadly, tax is so insanely high here
Dj 32k/month
I also have italian gf
as photographer
-> avg U$10~15/hour (R$60,00) the contractor pay my transport + $3 for time spent editing photos) in events
-> U$20 (R$100,00) for 20 individual portrait photos
i still have a shitty equipment, my job quality is kinda limited but when i got some good lens and flash, my price will increase
as video editor, i still learning, but my price r U$6/hour (R$30,00)
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it is very variable my monthly income, but in a good month photographing 3h every saturday i could do ~$120 in a month or even more if i got a big event
the pandemic affected my income as fuck, there is no event and very less ppl r lookin for individual portrait pics, so i'm using this time to study some techincal things and new styles of photography
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Studying at uni
€330/month
dj 384k/year
I'm a forensic auditor.
18000 aed a month(almost 5k a month)
I work in a restaurant
850€
Multitalent freelancer
1k - 12k (based on luck)
200/1h
i legaly cant say where i work but i can say i make about 120k$/year
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Stop selling organs mens
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wtf im not it is a legal job but i can not say what my job is becus i will get in trouble by some peopel
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wtf kgb agent omg
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shut the fuck up fucking im from faroe islands
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Yeah you live there now mr agent mens
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no im born faroe islands with norwegian family
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Student – 500 euros a month
i bottomfrag for living.
0€
software engineer, salary month in $ is around $6875
Manager within political communications, $7.000 monthly baseline as well as several benefits, herein attractive pension, travel expenses covered with a premium. Some weeks I work +70 hours, others I coast around 20 hours work in a week. I run my own hours and pretty much decide when I work and from where.
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0.42 for every km???
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wow
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the idea is that your employer pays not only for the gas, but also the "wear" on the vehicle. In my case I wouldn't even own a separat car if I didn't need it for work since my I could easily share one with my gf, so it's nice that the expenses are somewhat covered by my employer.
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10$/month :^(
counter strike global offensive trader
volatile income
weird flex, but ok
HLTV shitposter & Senior DJ
Totally 33k/month
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Student
2-4k a month
9-5 office job
2500 Euro/month (after taxes)
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Where are you from?
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Vienna
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Did you go to college?
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Lifeguard, 1'4k€/month.
Im a professional and selfemployed Lukas Bohm Rosenbauer 4k
Finance - Compliance 4k UK Per M
God bettor negative income per month
Studying engineering, working as electrician part time, 900€ monthly.
Currently studying fulltime, working in an amusement park in the weekends/vacations
