Pinger030
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- Oct 15, 2013
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I have no private relationship to Gringo but your post is not fair:
The OP has built up a business in the last month/years. That means he has an automated system with many good workers for the different publishing tasks (writing, formatting, etc.). He provides other people to use his working system. So yes, you can call it a "outsourcing service" if you want. But thats also the sense of this. But what does it matter? Important is that it's working.
Compare it to Amazon. Amazon built up a system to sell books. If you want to sell your books they'll keep a part of the sales. Omg, Amazon is a hidden "distribution service". They have workers for the different processes (so they also outsource the work). It's an outsourcing services that's hidden in the name "Amazon". Omg, it's the devil!
Again: You can call like you want. It's an ordinary business. Important are the results.
The OP is on an income level where it's no more profitable to publish books even everything is automated. That means he is not interested in people who are just able to invest eg. $1000 to make a few bucks more per month. If he cares about a few hundred dollars more per month he could easily publish his own books. So its absolutely understandable that he doesn't want to waste his time and effort with small fishes. I bet if you pay $10k+ he provides you a good stable passive income. The profit of the OP doesn't matter because if you can eg. get your investment back within a short time ...everything after that is a win for you (and also for him). So you don't have to care about his profit ...you have to see the chance what you can get.
EVERY investment is risky. It's clear that the OP can't say eg.: "Pay $10k and you'll make guaranteed $2k per month." There is no guarantee in life ...except the death. But Kindle ebooks are passive income. That means you'll get your money back sooner or later. And with the expertise of the OP the chances are high that you'll win because again: No one is interested in cheating you.
Did you ever talked with a real businessman or with "rich" people. No one will say things like "F#$ You!" to his customers or other people. That's completely against their mind sets. They are strong personalities, financial free and they want to grow. They know that providing value is the key for success in life. It's hard to belive but that's the truth.
Yes, you think. And this mindset limits you to be successful.
It's the decision of the OP how his "product" looks like. It's not an "outsourcing service" for different tasks. It's a complete package where you just have to invest, lean back and manage everything (loosely speaking). If you buy a book you can not say: "I just want to pay for chapter X." If you buy a new phone you can not say: "I just want to have the phone without the headphones and the cables because I already have this." It's the decision of the provider.
The word "magical system" shows that you have no idea about businesses and their structures. Sure, you can build up the same system like the op but it can take months or years or maybe you'll never reach it. And that's the huge advantage of his offer. You can use his existing structure from day one to lean back from day one. You don't have to write your own books. You don't have to create the cover, websites and so on. That's the dream of every head of a business: Automate every process so that it is a pure investment game. And you can get this freedom from day one. You have to take the complete system and concentrate on the management or building up an own business and NOT to waste your time with creating websites (even if you can do it). Do you really want to play web designer (every kid can do it) or do you want to concentrate on the important tasks to make money?
The reason why I wrote this is because it's unfair to judge about a product/service/jv/magical system (call it like you want) where you have no idea. Because with your "opinion" you limit other people to be successful and that's not okay. I'm a really sceptical person but I also build up such a publishing system right now (for me). And I also know that I'll come to a point where I've automated everything but where it's also not profitable anymore to publish books for a few hundred dollars more per month. So I completely understand the OP and why he is doing this. He is not interested in cheating somebody. He don't want to make the big profit with your investment. He just wants to get a part of your future income because that's a nice way for long term success for him (but also for you). So if you are successful - he can be successful too. Nothing else.
1- The OP offers a JV, but indeed it's his outsourcing service that's hidden in the name of JV and the win-win.
The OP has built up a business in the last month/years. That means he has an automated system with many good workers for the different publishing tasks (writing, formatting, etc.). He provides other people to use his working system. So yes, you can call it a "outsourcing service" if you want. But thats also the sense of this. But what does it matter? Important is that it's working.
Compare it to Amazon. Amazon built up a system to sell books. If you want to sell your books they'll keep a part of the sales. Omg, Amazon is a hidden "distribution service". They have workers for the different processes (so they also outsource the work). It's an outsourcing services that's hidden in the name "Amazon". Omg, it's the devil!
Again: You can call like you want. It's an ordinary business. Important are the results.
2- $15K not enough! sure, the idea here is to make you spend much more, and as a broker he may spend $5000 or $10,000 and the rest will be his pure profit.
The OP is on an income level where it's no more profitable to publish books even everything is automated. That means he is not interested in people who are just able to invest eg. $1000 to make a few bucks more per month. If he cares about a few hundred dollars more per month he could easily publish his own books. So its absolutely understandable that he doesn't want to waste his time and effort with small fishes. I bet if you pay $10k+ he provides you a good stable passive income. The profit of the OP doesn't matter because if you can eg. get your investment back within a short time ...everything after that is a win for you (and also for him). So you don't have to care about his profit ...you have to see the chance what you can get.
3- If you failed F#$ You! It's not his fault, cuz you didn't apply his rules fore sure! and if you did it, he makes money again from you!
EVERY investment is risky. It's clear that the OP can't say eg.: "Pay $10k and you'll make guaranteed $2k per month." There is no guarantee in life ...except the death. But Kindle ebooks are passive income. That means you'll get your money back sooner or later. And with the expertise of the OP the chances are high that you'll win because again: No one is interested in cheating you.
Did you ever talked with a real businessman or with "rich" people. No one will say things like "F#$ You!" to his customers or other people. That's completely against their mind sets. They are strong personalities, financial free and they want to grow. They know that providing value is the key for success in life. It's hard to belive but that's the truth.
I started to think that's a lot of people who starting a journey threads, or jump in one and give big claims that they made TONS of money, they just fishing some noobs for future project...
Yes, you think. And this mindset limits you to be successful.
What makes me think like this? simple, cuz you refuse to do JV with those who won't PAY for your full service! the logic says if there is a person who is a good designer for example or who can build a nice website why you won't do JV with him if he can provide the SAME quality?
It's the decision of the OP how his "product" looks like. It's not an "outsourcing service" for different tasks. It's a complete package where you just have to invest, lean back and manage everything (loosely speaking). If you buy a book you can not say: "I just want to pay for chapter X." If you buy a new phone you can not say: "I just want to have the phone without the headphones and the cables because I already have this." It's the decision of the provider.
It's clear that's the point here to SELL as much as you can for that noob who needs your magical system!
The word "magical system" shows that you have no idea about businesses and their structures. Sure, you can build up the same system like the op but it can take months or years or maybe you'll never reach it. And that's the huge advantage of his offer. You can use his existing structure from day one to lean back from day one. You don't have to write your own books. You don't have to create the cover, websites and so on. That's the dream of every head of a business: Automate every process so that it is a pure investment game. And you can get this freedom from day one. You have to take the complete system and concentrate on the management or building up an own business and NOT to waste your time with creating websites (even if you can do it). Do you really want to play web designer (every kid can do it) or do you want to concentrate on the important tasks to make money?
The reason why I wrote this is because it's unfair to judge about a product/service/jv/magical system (call it like you want) where you have no idea. Because with your "opinion" you limit other people to be successful and that's not okay. I'm a really sceptical person but I also build up such a publishing system right now (for me). And I also know that I'll come to a point where I've automated everything but where it's also not profitable anymore to publish books for a few hundred dollars more per month. So I completely understand the OP and why he is doing this. He is not interested in cheating somebody. He don't want to make the big profit with your investment. He just wants to get a part of your future income because that's a nice way for long term success for him (but also for you). So if you are successful - he can be successful too. Nothing else.
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