10 Big Internet startups stupid idea to get rich

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How to get rich by clever speculation? See what some creative guys do:

1. Million USD Home

Split the page into 1 million pixels and charge 1 dollars for each pixel--perhaps the dumbest online business idea people might think of. But, 21-year-old Alex. Alex Tew invented the idea and is now a millionaire.

2. Christmas Mail

Well, that's a brilliant idea. Get a Alaska State postal address in the Arctic, pretend you're Santa Claus, and their parents have to pay 10 dollars for every letter they send to their children? Since 2001, Byron Reese has mailed more than 200,000 letters, making him a double millionaire.

3. Goggles

Making goggles for dogs and selling them online? Dude, that's a stupid business idea. How could anyone in this world have done this business all over the world and become a Millionaire? incomprehensible.

4. Laser Monk

Lasermonks.com is a subsidiary profit website of the convent of Notre Dame Sisteron. The monastery, a total of eight monks, is located in the Monroe Hill, 90 miles northwest of Madison. Yes, for you the printer cartridge is the real monk! hallelujah! Their 2005-year sales are 7 million dollars! Praise God.

5. Antenna Ball

You can't sell a small ball of decorative antennas online. No way. It can't make you rich. But this is Jason Wall's career, and he is now a millionaire.

6. Fitness Poker

Make a special poker with a fitness method on it, then offer $18.95 on the Internet. It seems to me that this is a terrible idea, a disaster. But former seals, now a fitness instructor, are reported to have made 11 million dollars last year. This is certainly much higher than the army's salary.

7.positivesdating.com (HIV positive Dating Network)

Would you like to date an HIV-positive person? Paul Graves and Brandon Koechlin think someone would. So last year they created this dating site specifically for AIDS people. The planned 2006 sales were 110,000 dollars. In their two-year goal set, the number of Web site members is expected to reach 50,000.

8. Diaper Special Backpack

Christie Shaun has tried to carry diapers in a freezer bag. She is 34 years old and is the mother of three children. She found that she would keep changing diapers from a baby's son and put them in a freezer bag so that she wouldn't self-destructive her purse. Shaun want a simple, smooth, stylish thing to pack diapers. So in December 2004, she sat down with her husband, Marcus, and asked him to help design a big enough traditional diaper bag that would fit the next bag of wipes and 2 to 4 diapers. In 2005 alone, Christie's company Diapees&wipees sales were above $180,000 trillion. The company offers 22 different types of backpacks that can be purchased online. Their backpacks also entered the world's 120 stores, priced at $14.99.

9. Critical Domain Name

Hire someone to think of a cool domain name for you? No one will pay for it. In fact, naming a domain name for someone else is a thriving industry, especially if you're naming the entire process with zero risk. Picky domain names now have a list of people willing to pay for this service waiting in line, want to get a cool and smart domain name. Picky domain names expect performance to reach six figures this year.

10. Lucky Wish Bone Co., Ltd.

Fake a Wish bone. This stupid idea seems doomed to failure. Who needs a fake wish bone in the world? It turns out that many many people need it. It now produces 30,000 wishes a day (they retail 3 dollars a root (note)). Ken Ahroni, the founder of the company, expects 2006 sales to reach 1 million.