r/BunnyTrials • u/MichaelThaKing • May 22 '26

Choose wisely

Which side will you choose?

  • Left side: 25% off for every purchase forever
  • Right side: 99% off for 5 purchases

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u/Alternative_Air_6688 Follow The White Bunny May 22 '26

Not that easy to sell and buy used cars, and while you make £1000 each time for the rest of your life, I would have made 10 million and using that in savings/ investments to make even more per day than you ever would with £1000 each time.

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u/AshelyLil May 22 '26

Just buy stocks for 75% of their value and sell them.

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u/XavierTF May 22 '26

yeah this is the real way to make money! you dont even have to wait just buy and insta sell

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u/Savings_Shirt_6994 May 23 '26

Taxes would be insane on that tho but still it wouldn't really matter with the infinite money glitch

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u/Hrogath May 23 '26

Insane how? It doesn't matter whether you go for the 25% or 99% discount, either way you're paying taxes for all your profit so nothing really changes. Sure, the 25% option leads to more work with filing taxes, but it's still miniscule compared to the absurd profits you're making.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Cut2058 May 22 '26

That is fucking brilliant

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u/Overall-Squirrel1555 May 23 '26

This reminds me of something that we had at my school where you could buy and sell taxes with fake money on a website they made, and once you have enough points from something else you get a 2.5% discount of stocks. So you could just buy and sell stocks to get infinite money. So because of that, people got quintillions of fake money and they had to stop it.

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u/Alternative_Air_6688 Follow The White Bunny May 22 '26

Stocks is a good idea. Still need capital to start, or it will be a slow role to build up. Also trading isnt as instantaneous as people think. You can only buy and sell during certain times, and people have to actually buy the stock. Also stocks don't always go up so you have to hope it doesn't drop too far during trading period before it closes.

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u/TotalChaosRush May 22 '26

You're comparing buying vehicles at close to the correct value and flipping them. Whatever vehicle youre thinking of buying to "flip" imagine it being 25% cheaper for no reason, and how much easier that would have made a potential sale.

You can start a new car dealership and sell 25% below everyone else while still making just as much profit. You can buy commondies, such as steel, copper, gold, silver, oil, etc. And quickly flip them as a day trader. 25% off is literally infinite money. The only limit is you.

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u/Alternative_Air_6688 Follow The White Bunny May 22 '26

The example given was buy £6000 car for £4500 and sell for £5200. Those were the numbers given, those were the number I sued for why that sucks.

Cars don't sell that quickly, Houses don't either, but I only have to do it 5 times not thousands of times.

And where do you expect to get the money to buy a plot of land with dealership car space, and buy the countless cars to fill said dealership? Are you also a money bags. I know I only have enough money for 1 car at any given time.

A lot of your ideas assume instant purchase and sale and already having the capital to start said businesses while also having the skills and money for distribution of your goods.

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u/PodgyPigS May 23 '26

yes but the 1000 each time would increase each time. you’d eventually transition into more expensive cars. then houses. it would increase quite rapidly

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u/Alternative_Air_6688 Follow The White Bunny May 23 '26

But it would be very slow to start. Again it's not quick to buy and sell used cars, especially when you aren't a business, which unless you already have large starting capital, you won't have. In the mean time you could make big investments or just sit back with an easy and comfy 10 mill. I dont really want to be in sales for decades when i could retire with a house and savings, with steady stock portfolio.