Poll: The most brilliant business model in the world. Can you guess what it is? TOUGH RIDDLE

[arekgreenman888]

To sell few ordinary peaces of paper for about 1000 pounds. Those peaces of paper only have generic information on it. Nothing unique. They are not claim to any kind of ownership or the like.

They do not entitle you to anything at all. So in essence those papers mean nothing.

However someone is selling them for around 1000 quid for a few.

Can you guess what it is?

 

[Dr House]

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They do not entitle you to anything at all. So in essence those papers mean nothing.

Can you guess what it is?

I am going to go with Greek government bonds

 

[G|mp]

A document titled....

"How to get 1024 troll posts, without being banned"

You're so good.

 

[arekgreenman888]

I am going to go with Greek government bonds

haha. good one. but no, as Greek gov bonds do entitle you to something, even although it almost nothing (probably).

 

[Sudden]

Historical documents? Declaration of independence and the like.

 

[Skillmister]

Peace

 

[arekgreenman888]

Still no. CLUE: those documents are common as used underground ticket.

 

[Edrof]

Modesty 101?

 

[G|mp]

Stamps.

 

[arekgreenman888]

Stamps.

Stamps have value. This document does have no value at all. But someone sells them each for about 1000 pounds.


CLUE: the sale transaction can only be done for each party of people.

 

[MADEinSTOKE]

Ponzi scheme

 

[ince]

World piece.

 

[oldbag]

I'd say selling in game items on eBay for real money. Money for nothing.

 

[Edrof]

Have you made a million pounds out of it yet? If so can I have a million pounds or dollars. Even euros? I am so good.

 

[Richie]

Stamps have value. This document does have no value at all. But someone sells them each for about 1000 pounds.

Not true. This document obviously has value if it can be sold for a price, ergo you are talking mince.

 

[Pete19s]

I can't understand what your gibbering on about normally. How on earth am I supposed to guess now your talking in riddles too?

Tesco petrol vouchers? People seem to pay silly money for them.

 

[PapaLazaru]

Death certificates.

 

[Mr^B]

If they meant nothing, they wouldn't sell for £1,000.

So what you're trying to say is that you've thought of something pretty obscure that would pass off as nothing, but would be worth £1,000 to the right person.

A painting would fit that bill, something by Pollock is worthless to me as I think he's an idiot, but some idiot might buy it for £1,000. And if you saw it on a scrap of paper you'd think it was just a 2 year old doing some painting and throw it away.

I win.

 

[G-MAN2004]

Peaces.



























Peaces

 

[agnes]

McDonalds.