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5 teenagers that can buy and sell you

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Sure, teenage millionaires are nothing new, but what about the ones who are totally self made? Bitten and Bound tells us how 5 enterprising youths all built million-dollar businesses before reaching age 20.
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30 responses // 5 teenagers that can buy and sell you

  • Wow, reading this makes me suddenly feel like a failure. Woe.
    sgwhites
  • great stories
    KevC
  • Yeah i feel.. whats the word.. ummm.. Endumbenned?

    BenDorries
  • watch this comment being used here, here and here
    It's interesting how all but one made their money via internet advertising and/or social networking. Sort of shows where the money's at nowadays.
    Egnatius212
  • no way, that Amy girl has the same last name as me.
    awesome way to runa buisness, through mass media advertisments... and social networks..
    Qualles
  • I don't know about buying and selling me, but if they'd like to buy me a television, they can find me at www.helpacepayforthingshecantafford.org.
    AceHardchester
  • Nobody woluld want to buy or sell me.
    patsarts
  • And teens everywhere else either don't have a job or have a somewhat good pay...
    ninjaBaller
  • quite impressive!
    xhiaopi
  • Makes me ponder what I've accomplished with my life... Damn...
    Mobius2012
  • thats crazy..
    ive got three years to get a million! ... hmm...

    ....how about a tv channel with viewer made content!.. oh.. dammit!

    R7
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  • why not me
    justinwillemsen
  • watch this comment being used here, here, here, here and here
    I know that one girl is already successful and everything, but dropping out of school wasn't such a good idea.
    slamber
  • i agree. dropping out of school is never a good idea. and being a millionaire is not going to give you enough to live the rest of your days. you should always have a backup plan and school is, in my opinion, the best of backup plans(regardless of your age).
    donny_dark_o
  • My friend's little brother does this. He gets like 500 dollars a month for making myspaces and things like that and then selling them when they have enough 'friends'. Weird stuff. I can't believe people pay for that kind of stuff.
    ILiveonaClock
  • Yes, no matter how successful you become, you should always keep the drive to achieve more wisdom.
    slamber
  • I agree dropping out of school is not the best idea especially since she was still in high school. What if something goes wrong with the business then what will she do?
    mbeck07
  • this proves that you should always put 100% of your effort into doing what you love. for these kids it definetly paid off!
    aswift1
  • Money isn't the only barometer of success, or at least it shouldn't be even though it is in this country.
    JanforGore
  • i think the kids are fuckin geniuses
    Lajaconde345
  • wow...everything starts right on the net...that is amazing that they can do this at such a young age...hmmmm to bad i wasnt one of them
    JenIllescas
  • The Jam boy looks like a loser compared to the other 4.
    ipodrulz
  • The jam guy is the only one who impresses me, actually. The other web successes seem somewhat trivial to me.
    benjaminV
  • I take back what I said - they might sell me for parts.
    patsarts
  • they couldn't afford me.
    teddy14
  • what ? staying in high school ? these are kids who'll be giving lectures to MBA students in a few years - as far as going bust , i can assure you that if they're smart enough to have amassed a mil or 2 by 16 , having diversified investments to fall back on is a given - they've already thought out their retirements . staying in high school ...oh man .....
    malathion
  • Why does everyone stay in school? To live a happy life? No, to get a good job and make loads of money. These kids have skipped a couple steps, so why not?
    ipodrulz
  • Man, I want to be a jamillionaire. I mean, who doesn't love jam?
    dcuisinot
  • aHAhahHh, "dcuisinot" that was mad funy, but uhh lol... I was reading or I had seen something like this on AOL news or something like that two days ago probably, but good stuff "da".
    Kidryu16
  • somebody should recognize the great parents behind these kids as well
    GDFERRIS

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