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12 Responses for "Internet Lifestyle"

1. Connie (1 comments)

   July 21st, 2008 at 10:32 pm

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   Marcus,

   This post made me smile. Back and fourth from Germany and Brazil… you poor thing. :)

   A web business gives you the freedom to work any where with Interent access. Now that is a beautiful thing. Can’t wait to see Brazil one day!

2. Gary Evans (12 comments)

   July 22nd, 2008 at 3:45 am

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   Enjoy the high-speed Internet in Germany, Marcus!

   I hope you have a great time back home.
   Gary

3. earn online (4 comments)

   July 22nd, 2008 at 10:04 pm

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   Have fun, hope you enjoy your time there!

4. search tool (1 comments)

   July 23rd, 2008 at 10:49 am

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   the internet lifestyle

   ah what a concept

   don’t think I like it

5. Marcus Hochstadt (157 comments)

   July 23rd, 2008 at 10:51 am

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   Thank you guys.

   Connie, Brazil is definitely worth to spend some time there, be it for a couple weeks, months, or even years like in our case. Depending on the place though you need to take very good care of your health and life. Still, where we live in the north-east, it’s quite tranquil.

   Gary, unfortunately, the high-speed has to wait. Currently (and probably for the next couple weeks), I have to live with a slooowwwww dial-up connection. Yeah, even slower than in north-east Brazil, and not even full but half dial-up speed (it’s like a connection with an old modem from stone age).

   Well, you know how badly I’m looking forward to that 16 Mega connection we shall enjoy starting sometime in August, don’t you… ;-)

   ~Marcus

6. Joey Martini (1 comments)

   July 27th, 2008 at 2:08 pm

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   There is nothing better then creating an internet lifestyle. Where you can take your business with you wherever you go, there is no need for an office. There are no need for employees, all you need is your labtop, and an internet connection ofcourse. Have fun, one day I will be traveling around like you, maybe next year.

7. John Sullivan (3 comments)

   August 2nd, 2008 at 12:25 am

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   Hey Marcus I’m sure you don’t remember me cause you were to busy making videos and money to pay attention.Well I just want to say two things 1 I have better stats then you and you should of made your blog dofollow;)See Ya

8. carol (5 comments)

   August 2nd, 2008 at 4:06 pm

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   The internet makes the world a small more interconnected place. My husband works in the US, his boss is in Germany and the test team is in India. It is a small world after all.

9. Cindy King (3 comments)

   August 3rd, 2008 at 1:50 pm

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   Icome from the Bahamas but I live in France right now. My partner is from the US and I have a daughter in Canada and family in Florida and Canada.

   I have considered being mobile after my second daughter leaves home (next year) and spending time in the US and Bahamas.

   One point that can help with that decision is taxes. Living out of France 6 months of the year would have me taxed less here. In the US I would be a visitor and in the Bahamas we have easy tax laws. Possible to not be taxed, or only taxed on 50% of my income is a benefit that most people would not think of right away.

   An American living outside the US 330 days of the year files, but is not taxed. For every day under the 330 there are more taxes, but something like 1% per more for each day in the US.

   There are internet marketers that try to live out of the US for half the year to be minimally taxed.

   Something to think about.

10. Carol (5 comments)

    August 3rd, 2008 at 7:25 pm

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    I have lived in Germany (1970-72), Iowa (1972-1980), Washington state (1950-1970; 1980-1988; 1992-present); and Florida (1988-1922) and I loved each place for what it was. Some more than others. I would love to go back to Germany though, and take our son and his family along to show them where they lived and where our son was born (Landstuhl). It could happen. We have friends living there right now and they have invited us to visit before she retires. Enjoy your visit to Germany and have a beer or two for me! :)

11. vhxn.com (1 comments)

    August 4th, 2008 at 12:04 pm

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    Surely this web business is a boon of the God..
    It does not matter who gets it ……
    It is the matter who utilizes it..
    You are utilizing a lot…
    Good Idea….

12. Shaun Carter (1 comments)

    August 10th, 2008 at 2:10 am

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    I am definitely working toward having an Internet lifestyle. Time is a commodity that we never have enough of and can’t buy more it. But earning a living from the Internet gives you all the time in the world.