The Most Unusual Businesses
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The Most Unusual Businesses
Exploring Unique Ways to Make Money
Unconventional businesses have always fascinated me. Growing up with four brothers, I learned the art of negotiation early. To decide on television shows, I sold my vote to the highest bidder?"my first foray into politics. I even collected and sold paper-wad ammunition during our sibling battles, and discreetly sold candy at school.
As an adult, my business ventures became more conventional, but my interest in quirky businesses persisted. I once met a man in Arizona who sold used stuffed animals by the roadside, earning $3,000 in his first month.
Uncommon Ventures
In Grand Rapids, Michigan, a man made a living by collecting dead deer from roadsides for $25 each. Although I’m not sure of his disposal method, perhaps he sold the meat to dog food companies.
Meanwhile, in Traverse City, Michigan, someone started a dog poop cleaning business called A-1 Pooper Scooper, perfect for pet owners who wanted companionship without the chore of cleaning up.
Here in Tucson, Arizona, a creative entrepreneur transforms palm leaves into intricate animal sculptures, selling them for $2 to $12 on the street. His palm-leaf scorpions are particularly impressive and can sell by the dozen.
Online Oddities
The internet has its share of unusual businesses too. Before eBay tightened its rules, a woman made thousands by selling used panties to fetishists. She’d give friends new panties, and in return, they’d offer the used ones for resale, each fetching $10 or more.
Another intriguing venture involves the online game "Runescape," with millions of players. Within the game, virtual real estate and gold pieces can be bought and sold for real money. Some entrepreneurs sell their in-game assets for hundreds of actual dollars?"blurring the lines between reality and fantasy.
Finally, there was a student who funded his college tuition by selling one million pixels of advertising space on his webpage at a dollar per pixel. Buyers could purchase a minimum of 100 pixels to display any image linking to any website. He succeeded in selling all the pixels within months.
Perhaps it’s time I dive back into the world of unusual businesses. The possibilities are endless?"and often quite profitable.
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