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You will never think about money the same way again check it out!
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14-05-05, 06:14 AM
A millionaire in 12 months from idoits purchasing this book when they can find one similiar in the local library for free.
You'll never be the same again once you spent your hard cold cash forThe 12-Month Millionaire $297 plus $18.95 shipping ($315.95). which give no tips and pointers on how to make a million except to create a website and post his gimick and hope folks are stupid enough to purchase this system from you.
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14-05-05, 07:16 AM
So I guess you wont be signing up@ queenbee
You ever heard of the Golden Rule. He who has the gold makes the rules!
He who asks is a fool for five minutes. He who never asks remains a fool for ever.
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14-05-05, 08:28 AM
Cashmoney---It's just plain funny. Seriously, if a million bucks could be made that easily wouldn't everyone be millionaires. Heck folks would sell thier kids and buy them back at that rate.  |
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14-05-05, 10:26 AM
Those money making shit gets short shrift from me
There ws this case in America wher a woman is serving 24 years due to a get rich quick video. Her crime was to use actors to talk about making money. If the scheme had worked they definately could have gotten real people to speak about how their life has changed
Its a total crock
I only read books/audios that ty to get you to think a certain way or to improve certain aspects of your life , as that is n my control. anything else, forget it
You ever heard of the Golden Rule. He who has the gold makes the rules!
He who asks is a fool for five minutes. He who never asks remains a fool for ever.
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14-05-05, 12:38 PM
Cash and Queenbee i agree wid you most of the time however amongst the hundreds of get rich quick schemes there is one which hasnt left my mind.
The best one ive seen was how a guy madebig money from selling specialist DVDs.
Im quite convinced this can work.
Do you remember those Britanica Encyclopedias. People pay stupid prices for a set of those. They do to also for a set of DVDs packaged well for their favourite hobby for example British Birds or 18 Century Trains.
The guy is now selling all the rights to certain products and how to set the business up for a one off fee of £4000.
Personally i dont think you need to pay him butinstead do your own research and it can be worked out how to aquire the products and the rights to them.
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14-05-05, 02:23 PM
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Cash and Queenbee i agree wid you most of the time however amongst the hundreds of get rich quick schemes there is one which hasnt left my mind.
The best one ive seen was how a guy madebig money from selling specialist DVDs.
Im quite convinced this can work.
Do you remember those Britanica Encyclopedias. People pay stupid prices for a set of those. They do to also for a set of DVDs packaged well for their favourite hobby for example British Birds or 18 Century Trains.
The guy is now selling all the rights to certain products and how to set the business up for a one off fee of £4000.
Personally i dont think you need to pay him butinstead do your own research and it can be worked out how to aquire the products and the rights to them.
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Le moor: There are a lot of ways to get rich 'quickly'or otherwise, but what I want to know is how do people manage to get hold of (raw) materials that they may need?
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For example, your man with the DVD idea, how would he had got hold of the information to put on those DVD's, let alone how would he get a company to 'press' all the DVD's for him??
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How does onereasearch without anyone running off withyour idea?
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Yu tink se me dun but me na dun!
"One of the heads of the beast seemed to have been fatally wounded, but the wound had healed. The whole earth was amazed and followed the beast".
Good News Bible. Rev. Ch.13 V.3
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14-05-05, 05:17 PM
Athaba with this type of research you have to be diligent. You can be suprised at what you uncover once you start digging.
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You would first search for the suitable DVDs. Think of a topic and then look for specialist DVDs on the net perhaps. Ring people up,ask questions and just start digging. The companys who make and sell the DVDsmay be only to pleased that someone is trying to sell more. Find specialist DVDs being sold in a Sunday magazines ring the company up pretend your a college student doing research and get then to tell you how their business works.( works every time). Ring up publishers and talk them. Write to Alan Sugar even and ask him hows it done. Just keep digging digging digging. Im being vague here because i havent looked into it but if i did this is how id approach it. Knowledge is power.
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If i said to you you had 2 days to find the information you need or it would cost you your life, then im sure you find it in one day. Its about putting your mind to it.
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Dont mean to sound like teaching you to suck eggs here, but that really is the answer to your question imo.
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Also its unlikely to be a relevantbusiness to the people who issue rights. Therefore they wouldnt steal your idea.
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14-05-05, 05:39 PM
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Do you remember those Britanica Encyclopedias. People pay stupid prices for a set of those. They do to also for a set of DVDs packaged well for their favourite hobby for example British Birds or 18 Century Trains.
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Again, I use my local library. IT"S FREE and I can get the nerdy librarians to help me find other sources or even order books from another library and have it sent just for little ol' me.
The guy is now selling all the rights to certain products and how to set the business up for a one off fee of £4000. Personally i dont think you need to pay him butinstead do your own research and it can be worked out how to aquire the products and the rights to them.
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I agree. People are paying because theyare too darn lazy to do a little research and get started. Sometimes a little footwork is in order. Dude is getting rich because he did the research, however, I've found that they still don't answer half the questions you need to know and you end up having to research more about it anyways. Laws may apply differently in your state, different process ect.
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14-05-05, 06:24 PM
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Athaba with this type of research you have to be diligent. You can be suprised at what you uncover once you start digging.
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You would first search for the suitable DVDs. Think of a topic and then look for specialist DVDs on the net perhaps. Ring people up,ask questions and just start digging. The companys who make and sell the DVDsmay be only to pleased that someone is trying to sell more.
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Fine but what if they say no. Then later they think it is a good idea, what's to stop them doing it for themselves? After all you must had to had told them why you wanted them to press more dvd's, so that they'd do it in the first place surely?
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Find specialist DVDs being sold in a Sunday magazines ring the company up pretend your a college student doing research and get then to tell you how their business works.( works every time). Ring up publishers and talk them. Write to Alan Sugar even and ask him hows it done. Just keep digging digging digging. Im being vague here because i havent looked into it but if i did this is how id approach it. Knowledge is power.
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No you're being clear as crystal, not everyone would had thought like you did, so you are teaching people.
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Yes knowledge is power, but sometimes getting hold ofit can be difficult.
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Say a person lived in Sussex and wanted tolearn about deep sea diving - the nearest centre that could teachhim is in Stirling Scotland, what should that person do next? He could learn all the theory from books etc., but wouldn't he need the physical experience of being in the water? To make things difficult, he can't drive, he has no car, he has a grandmother who needs his constant care and he also lives alone with her.
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If the centre was next door, he could go and still attend to his grandmother. Then if he ever was to get into a position where he could earn his living from it, (say through selling dvd's), he could pay for the best care for his grandmother at that stage. He just needs to get the 'knowledge' first. (This is all hypothetical you understand, there could be a deep-sea-diving headquarters in Sussex for all I know; just using itas an example).
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If i said to you you had 2 days to find the information you need or it would cost you your life, then im sure you find it in one day. Its about putting your mind to it.
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That's a goodidea, but still difficult. See above.
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Dont mean to sound like teaching you to suck eggs here,
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You're not! You're telling it like how it is and that's good.
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Also its unlikely to be a relevantbusiness to the people who issue rights. Therefore they wouldnt steal your idea.
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But its a possibility right?
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"One of the heads of the beast seemed to have been fatally wounded, but the wound had healed. The whole earth was amazed and followed the beast".
Good News Bible. Rev. Ch.13 V.3
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14-05-05, 10:18 PM
Athaba with this type of research you have to be diligent. You can be suprised at what you uncover once you start digging.
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You would first search for the suitable DVDs. Think of a topic and then look for specialist DVDs on the net perhaps. Ring people up,ask questions and just start digging. The companys who make and sell the DVDsmay be only to pleased that someone is trying to sell more.
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