It’s Snowing Money!
The blizzards of 2010 are almost a memory, but there’s still time to start to cash in on the Snowpocalypse / Snowmageddon / SnOMG / whatever-you-call-it.
How? Take some snow, put it in a container, and save it to sell after it’s all gone. Supply and Demand.
Whether you use eBay, Craigslist, or your favorite snow-lovers forum, it’s been shown that there is almost always a buyer for everything. The old Jay Leno / Tonight show had a segment Stuff We Found On Ebay where the audience was invited to guess if something was sold, or not.
The snow could be sold in two forms: frozen or melted. A buyer will want more proof if it’s melted, perhaps, but it cuts down on your overhead. Frozen snow could be a premium item, with extra shipping costs or local-delivery only.
A snowball could be the best item, as it has some practical value for the buyer. They can use it to get the last laugh on the blizzards of 2010 (or any other year)!
So get that snow, document it with photos and/or video to prove to buyers, and then get inspired to rake in serious cash!
But will it sell online?
Here’s a video of the Jay Leno show to further inspire you that sometimes people will buy stuff you may not…
A Hamster Coffin was not sold at $100 offered, a Sully “Pilot Hat” sold for $5800, a trophy of a police doing target practice was not sold… the “Secret of Invisibility” was sold for over $20, and a used Walmart name badge sold for over $10. Viewer discretion advisable for both of the videos below, but since it’s Jay Leno is may be SFW (Safe For Work):
And another video with more controversial items, including Paris Hilton’s, well, watch and see if you want:
