Asking for cash? I will give you that money!

There are many ineffective ways to become a millionaire, but this one works. Yes, your teachers and parents may say, "There are no get rich quick schemes. The only way to be rich is through hard work and determination." Well, are they millionaires? No, they aren't! Instead of trying the old-fashioned way, just use this strategy to ask rich people for money.

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A) You are in need? Ask ME!

Firstly, there are some ways to capitalize on a free money giveaway, no strings attached, that you may want to try to get in on.   All over the world, millionaires and billionaires  giving money away, are handing out cash to those that are in need. I do the same thing! So, just procede and make your request HERE!  If you are in need of some assistance, perhaps this is a good option for you.   Once you find  a list of  millionaires that give cash to help out others, you can write to them.   If you are saying, I need cash now, let's explore how you should construct a letter to try to get in on a free money giveaway, no strings attached.

Also, you can try to make money yourself. As you know already, internet is one of the markets that is expending extremely fast. Maybe you have a good idea for online home business that could bring quite a buck? Then you should definitely go for it! I am also willing to help you develop in this field!  

B) Sending a Heartfelt Letter

Go to Forbes or a similar website and look through the lists of richest people. It may be useful to select lists based on proximity or shared language. Write down the full names of as many people as you would like to contact as well as the names of the companies they work for (if applicable).

1. Collect mailing addresses. Most wealthy, powerful people keep their private contact information unlisted for obvious reasons. Your best bet is to write to them “care of” their business headquarters. Ex. to write to Bill Gates, address your letter to “William Gates, Chairman, c/o Microsoft Corporation” etc. One exception might be if you live in (or know someone who lives in LA). Celebrity houses are often featured in bus tours, making their addresses easier to pinpoint.

2. Type a letter explaining why you would like $100. (If you want to push your luck, ask for any amount up to $1000.) Don't feed them lies about your kid cousin’s surgical operation or anything; that would constitute fraud. Tell the truth. When you write your letter, try to be sincere and polite. Alternately, make your letter funny. If you get this guy or gal to laugh, you’re in.

3. Edit the note until you think it is perfect. Give it to a friend to look over and edit; it’s important to get a fresh perspective.

4. Copy or print the letter as many times as needed. Photocopying is cheaper, but personalizing each letter is more likely to get you results. If you have a program that can do mail merges, enter the names and addresses into a database and do a mail merge.

5. Put your letters in addressed, stamped envelopes. You will mail these to the millionaires, so write their addresses on the front. Don't forget a return address!

6. Send them and wait. You should start getting some money in the mail soon. Obviously, not all of the people you sent your letter to are going to be nice enough to send you money, but even if you mailed a hundred people and only three sent you $100, you'll have made money!

7. Collect the money. Now that you have the money, you can do one of three things:

- You can save the money.

- You can invest it to try to make more money.

- If you got a check signed by someone whose autograph is worth something, you can auction it online. (Only do this if it doesn’t conflict with anything you stated/promised in your letter.)

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C) Pinning a Plea

1. If you haven't already done so, sign up for Pinterest. Pinterest is a social platform where you can attach visual bookmarks, or pins, to a digital dashboard. People use Pinterest for all sorts of reasons, but one of them is to ask other people for money.

2. Pin your own plea. Write up your story and the amount of money you're asking for. Be specific. The more specific information about who you are and why you need the money, the better. If you can back it up with facts, even better. Just remember that millionaires are more likely to give you the money you're asking for if they think your story is believable and it moves them. You can do this by being as specific as possible.

Some people even go so far as to make their own website. You don't need to do this, but it probably makes even more of an impression than a one-off pin on Pinterest.

Wait for your lucky shot. Now comes the hardest part — the waiting game. Admittedly, there's not a great chance that a millionaire will give you the money you're asking for, but there's a chance. Don't give up hope. The more lines you have in the water, the better your chance of catching of fish.