Post: #26

(06-10-2012 11:46 PM)houston Wrote:  Isn't torontokid like 16? What grown man has done business with this guy? Ill chunk you 500 if you can double it like mechanico said.

That made me laugh for a good while. And like I said, it all depends, thats two people. Five people confirm it. I'll talk to my contacts and see what they say.

And appreciate it P Dog. Except we were going to go to MTL together but I had other engagements.

Post: #27

(06-10-2012 11:46 PM)houston Wrote:  Isn't torontokid like 16? What grown man has done business with this guy? Ill chunk you 500 if you can double it like mechanico said.

torontokid isn't 16....

Post: #28

I thought he was young as hell and still in high school.

Post: #29

You're proposing a 180% ROI in 7 months and you're not saying anything about risk. Does that mean you guarantee the return? What assets do you have to make that guarantee? Or are you saying there is risk? And if so how much?

You have to realize how bizarre and suspect posting this on a game forum to a bunch of randoms is.

Post: #30

There is always a risk. It is minimized as much as possible to my ability to control many of the more difficult variables in the system I will be using. I apologize for the vagueness but as I said to divulge publicly is to add competition. The return is modest compared to what I could get but I don't want to risk it. I belive The saying goes "under promise, over deliver". But as for the random forum, many people on here seem immersed in a variety of industries and are financialy conscious. Traveling isn't free of course and so this could get someone a free trip (if someone uses it on a trip I deserve a mention in the datasheet haha) or whatever they choose. I am so used to doing business initially via forums or a messenger that I forget for some this seems very "wut?" deserving. So, like I said, this is all to be expected. In this case, everyone cares about returns and trust.

Post: #31

I've made my living online for 2.5 years, both in affiliate marketing and in SEO. I'm interested in your proposition, but skeptical. Hit me up via PM with more info and I may consider it.

Post: #32

(06-11-2012 12:05 AM)houston Wrote:  I thought he was young as hell and still in high school.

You've gotten us confused I'm in my last year of high school and torontokid is a couple years older than me.

Post: #33

Black Quixote you may be honest and your goal may be legit but hear me out:

If your strategy is so good and has minimal risks and you are guaranteeing returns, why do you need other people's investments? If this really worked out, you would have enough capital to do things on your own, dont tell me that you are only trying to help people on here because thats bullshit. You may lose all your money and you will have a large debt to cover.

Post: #34

I'm into making money online and curious about your proposal but you need to provide more details either on the thread or via PM before I'd even consider to hand you some cash. Look forward to hearing from you.

Post: #35

(06-11-2012 03:36 AM)pitt Wrote:  Black Quixote you may be honest and your goal may be legit but hear me out:

If your strategy is so good and has minimal risks and you are guaranteeing returns, why do you need other people's investments? If this really worked out, you would have enough capital to do things on your own, dont tell me that you are only trying to help people on here because thats bullshit. You may lose all your money and you will have a large debt to cover.

this.

You are looking for 3500 in seed money, talking about 180% gains with a chance of buyout at 3 months.

When it comes to business, 3500 is nothing man.

Find a local partner. Get a personal loan. Sell some shit.

You also claim that you have always been able to come up with dispensable cash when needed. Why can't you go that route and make a quick 3500 instead?

There are much easier ways to raise the funds you need.

However, money talks. Ill seed 100% of the funds you need under three conditions:

1. You provide a solid business plan detailing your idea.
2. You provide history of your success in the field, with references
3. You manage a basic start-up website I will start for one month.

Post: #36

I agree with Tuth. This seems like a pretty standard MLM venture, which are usually scammy and don't offer the rewards it promises, especially if you're in the bottom of the pyramid.

Black Quixote: this isn't a forum to sell your dubious investments. Try somewhere else.