What did you do before becoming a gambling affiliate?

[Renee]

This is a really interesting thread. Nice work Wagerprod

I was in the music biz, finding and publishing unknown artists off the Internet and getting their stuff into ads and TV. Also ran a record label - nothing big time, trance and hard dance mainly.

So I should sing for you in London then
Can you still make me famous? HAHA

[thebookiesoffers]

worked in a tile warehouse driving forklifts and picking boxes of tiles all day, hard tough work. cold in the winter, hot in the summer, proper heavy lifting, some days you'd pick 20 tonnes of tiles

feel a right puff now not doing any of that

[Mattbar]

I am a Doctor of Immunology and I was a researcher and lecturer at a leading UK University.

I still get to teach part time but being an affiliate is far less stressful and more rewarding.

[Renee]

I am a Doctor of Immunology

That is SO fkn cool!

[Miles_FTA]

I worked as a Barmen for 8 Years paid for my Varisty ... and got me lucky form time to time lol

[GambleThenWin]

Was and still am translator/copywriter and sometimes do gigs with my band(s) in clubs.
This gambling affiliate thing got me interested in webmastering so now I have three websites that I own. I am still in my baby phases though, but looking to learn all I can along the way.

[RacingJim]

I was in bands for 6-7 years and did 3 years at music college. When the main band I was in finished I did a degree in Computing as I knew I would need something real world to fall back on should I not become a rock star. So here I am. I'm still gona be a rock star though.

[xecutable]

I ran a vip male stripper service with Beacon being my best money maker! Jk. Well ever since I hit 16, my parents wanted me to get a job to learn the value of money, and threatened me that if I don't find one, they'd make me work in one of them American supermarkets where you put ppl's stuff in bags.

So I got myself a job at a fitness place for 2 years, then moved to a pizza place and answered the phones for 2 years. During that time I learned HTML and made my first site for a game that I was playing back then Age of Empires. Oh man it was so sweet all of those animated gifs looked so fabulous and the site had music on. Seems like the best thing evaer.

Then moved from the US to Europe once again, did a bit a of college, decided that it's not for me and quit. Got myself a construction job, did it for 3 years, then got myself another job as a customer support for an ebay store selling fake jeans (for a year).

After eBay put all those sellers out of business, went back to construction for a few years, until I just got tired of pulling long hours, with hard physical work for not enough money. I was 24-5 and wanted my own business. Funny thing is I was looking at a forex trading forum, and a guy (scammer) most likely, had his own affiliate link, saying he made tons of money EASILY from a book.

And I was like hmm this seems cool and it's how I got into the whole thing. I didn't have money and I lived alone ever since I turned 18, so I couldn't even afford to host or buy a domain. Luckily a friend of mine did that and he hosted me and payed for my stuff or 2 full years. During that time I was learning, trying out stuff and writing for a few websites to make rent and pay bills. After that things picked up and yeah it's all good.