Too tired to farm anymore? Is it too boring for you? Well invest in a NW.INC* stock! (*NetherWart.Incorporated) You invest in a certain amount of blocks, or the whole business. We have different periods of both variations. How it works: The investment period is open for 1 day. The farming period is 2 days long. The pay period is one day. You invest in, for example, 10 blocks of nether wart at 100$ each. I farm all the nether wart for 2 days. Dependent on how much the blocks make and after expenses, is how you make. It may seem confusing now, but pm or mail me (Plastic_Pig) for more details. I will only pay if you are on the specified hours on this thread, if you can't make it, please make mail Plastic_Pig. The investment period starts tommorow July 11th at 12 AM Central Time. I hope to see you investors! This is a per block investment period Format for Investing: IGN: How Many Blocks Are You Investing On ($100 Per, Max 18): If you are not on at the specified hours for collecting profits, do you declare Plastic_Pig unresponsible for lost profits?: Have you read and fully understand the process?: Please post this in a reply in the thread below.
Things like this would work out in my old server, when soul sand would be worth $2 USD a stack. But here, this is really kind of pointless because you will get much more money by simplying farming nw. Dude, you don't need investors to make a nw farm. Soul sand is as cheap as stone.
How the hell are you going to keep track of how much each block yielded, after you farmed a ton times for 2 days? If you really do keep track of how much each block yielded, block by block, then it's going to be a nightmare and a waste of time for you and the most bankrupt investment for your investors. While, if you are not really going to keep track of all this, what the hell are we talking about? I'm confused.
I agree. What would be a better approach is that we invest, say, $5000. You use that for your farm and you pay us back, lets say 1.5x (7,500) after a day. That's a much better way of doing it
