The beauty of the Internet is undoubtedly related to the fact that
there are no rules. Anyone can create a website with no idea in mind.
This means that the amount of crazy things you see around you is great,
but some of these crazy ideas end up working. Here are 10 of them.
1. MillionDollarHomepage.com
Sale of pixels on a website is a ridiculous idea, but when it comes to the internet, ridiculous ideas have always been the key to the ridiculous amount of money. For Alex Tew sold pixels on a website just supposed to be something that will help pay for college. Little did I know that would be more than that and it would actually help you get a head start in life and now the young man is now worth over a million dollars. Interviews in major news networks and more publicity than a child of 21 years would know what to do with those who follow and soon other people even tried to piggyback on his idea. Now that is ridiculous, ridiculous success.2. SantaMail.org
Each year it becomes more difficult to convince children that there is a real Santa Claus somewhere in the North Pole. But no child will say if they received a direct response from Santa and armed himself with this idea Byron Reese set out to become a real live Santa Claus for children around the world. Through the website SantaMail.org, children had the opportunity to send your letters to 'Santa' in the 'North Pole'. For a personal reply from Santa cost to parents, children $ 9.95. This may not seem like much until you multiply by 300 000 responses that 'Santa' sent last year.3. ShitMyDadSays
What do you get when you put together an unemployed writer living with his parents, a very sarcastic father to mourn an adult and a Twitter account? In the experience of Justin Halpern, mentioned in The Daily Show, a book deal and last but not least an agreement of comedy. Just 30 days after the writer began to publish his father's "wisdom" in a twitter account, Justin Halpern was well on its way to a successful life without even trying.4. WheresGeorge.com
We are always told to wash our hands after touching money, we do not
know where the money has been. Now you may know exactly where your money
has been just log in WheresGeorge.com. This web site keep track of your
money by allowing users to enter their zip code and serial numbers of
the currency. If the person who had the bill before you had done the
same, you get to see what their money has been. It will also be able to
see where the bill is if the new owner does the same. The website is
currently tracking over 200 million bills worth over a billion U.S.
dollars.
5. PickyDomains.com
At the beginning of the era of the "dot com" you could get paid thousands of dollars for a single domain name you called the attention of the appropriate people. Dmitry Davydov successful line went something like this, except to pay a measly fifty dollars for each domain name that occurred to him. Buyers liked since the risk-free and not have to pay anything if you do not like the name. Dmitry liked the idea because each domain name sold only meant fifty dollars to get to do something he liked. Soon the San Francisco Chronicle learned of his history and fame came to more customers. Crowd sourcing became the next step for Dmitry and the rest is history.6. FindAGrave.Com
Visit to famous people is a creepy hobby. Visit after going on the idea
that Jim Tipton used to achieve success. When Jim 'tombstone tourism
"came to a sudden halt after it ran out of dead celebrities to visit in
his native Utah, began FindAGrave.com, a site dedicated to locating the
graves of people buried anywhere within U.S. More than enough people
were happy to make use of the site and genealogy research very soon and
other payment services are also offered on the website.
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