For any age ballers with a budget. but want to be better.
Ok so, seeing as I have always not had much money for paintball, I found that, sure, you can watch video's about making money for paintballing like TechPB's one on youtube, but in the UK, the paper round? you can doubt there will even be a job offered for it. I know my mate does the paper round, he delivers the advertiser each month and he gets £25 a MONTH for doing it, thats, at local venues thats less than 500 balls worth, and collecting up after I suppose 4 months will get you £100, but after that amount of time you are gonna be bored ****less. But, of course, it still makes money.
In most points, it is right to get your parents involved, maybe, seeing as you probably wont be in a tournament if your strapped for cash, they wont be coming with you to watch you play, but if you ask, they probably will give you money, but after a while of paying for half of your paintball games, your birthday presents aren't gonna be that good, so its always best to get them invovled but not too much so that you are nagging them all the time for money, because you do need to be able to make it yourself.
I found, one of the best ways to make money, for paintball or anything, at lower high school age would be buying wholesale of the internet and sell at school like in breaks or something, and what i did was i bought like these massive packs of haribo in quantities from wholesalers online, and then brought them into school and ended up coming hone from like a day at school with an extra £10 in my wallet, which beats doing a paper round. Also, if your parents are gonna dislike what suddenly arrives one morning in the post, you have to tell them, paintball is an expensive sport, and without making the money for it, your not going to get to go often. You have to tell them, that you're actually making the money for yourself and being independent. I also found that some schools despise what they call the black market, where kids are selling stuff inside school for profit, my school does that, and we have an unbelieveable amount of cameras, but nothing ever happened, and each month i was able to go out with like 3 or 4 mates paying for our paintball games, and for that, I also got a huge amount of respect from them.
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here's mikes opinion
Ok so, seeing as I have always not had much money for paintball, I found that, sure, you can watch video's about making money for paintballing like TechPB's one on youtube, but in the UK, the paper round? you can doubt there will even be a job offered for it. I know my mate does the paper round, he delivers the advertiser each month and he gets £25 a MONTH for doing it, thats, at local venues thats less than 500 balls worth, and collecting up after I suppose 4 months will get you £100, but after that amount of time you are gonna be bored ****less. But, of course, it still makes money.
In most points, it is right to get your parents involved, maybe, seeing as you probably wont be in a tournament if your strapped for cash, they wont be coming with you to watch you play, but if you ask, they probably will give you money, but after a while of paying for half of your paintball games, your birthday presents aren't gonna be that good, so its always best to get them invovled but not too much so that you are nagging them all the time for money, because you do need to be able to make it yourself.
I found, one of the best ways to make money, for paintball or anything, at lower high school age would be buying wholesale of the internet and sell at school like in breaks or something, and what i did was i bought like these massive packs of haribo in quantities from wholesalers online, and then brought them into school and ended up coming hone from like a day at school with an extra £10 in my wallet, which beats doing a paper round. Also, if your parents are gonna dislike what suddenly arrives one morning in the post, you have to tell them, paintball is an expensive sport, and without making the money for it, your not going to get to go often. You have to tell them, that you're actually making the money for yourself and being independent. I also found that some schools despise what they call the black market, where kids are selling stuff inside school for profit, my school does that, and we have an unbelieveable amount of cameras, but nothing ever happened, and each month i was able to go out with like 3 or 4 mates paying for our paintball games, and for that, I also got a huge amount of respect from them.
Leave feedback please, and questions.
Shall I continue on?
here's mikes opinion
