All you need is one idea, right?

Introducing: Raise.

It's a place where you can buy discount gift cards for less than what they're worth. You know sites like Sieze the Deal or Buffalo Deals or Groupon? Almost like this except for this is a gold mine.

George Bousis is 27-year-old and he started this company only 2 years ago and now he's rolling in the money.

According to Yahoo:

That’s the idea behind Raise, the online marketplace he created to enable people to buy and sell prepaid gift cards at a discount. Since his February 2013 launch, Bousis has grown the company from 15 employees working from his Chicago apartment to 121 in a 50,000 square foot office. He says Raise crossed the $100 million revenue run rate mark at just 15 months old. And since raising $56 million in a series B financing last week, Raise is now backed by $81 million in venture capital.

The best part? You can buy gift cards on Raise that are DISCOUNTED at a price range of just a few bucks to THOUSANDS! When The Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 did away with expiration dates on gift cards, it opened up a whole new world for George.

For example:

Cards offered on the site range in value from just a few dollars to thousands. Bousis says the highest value transaction took place recently: The recipient of a pair of unwanted diamond earrings got a $15,000 gift card when she returned them to Tiffany’s. When she offered the card for sale at a 7 percent discount, Raise verified its value with the jeweler and it sold quickly. The seller walked away with close to $12,000 cash, Raise earned a $2,000 commission, and the buyer got a deep discount at Tiffany’s.

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