Bad Business Man - There is a business man who is a millionaire from selling custom brief cases.........how?
460476
Earlier he was a Billionaire........but due to losses he is now only a millionaire....
1151191
There is no easy way of making millions unless you are lucky enough to win the lotto.  However, there is a great book to read that helps you understand the mind of the millionaire.  It is The One Minute Millionaire.\nThe website for them is www.oneminutemillionaire.com.  I reccomend the read.  It is good.  However, like I said there is no easy way. The only way is thru hard work continuing to learn.  I mean I feel the best way myself is opening a small business and working to make you clients happy.  The reason is repeat business is better than constantly getting new clients.
1060533
there was a man in upper management I worked with that confessed to me that he used to be a drug dealer in his twenties and was caught driving drunk or high a few times, and he was in jail for nearly 15 years. He left and got a job immediately in a telemarketing agency and he became so good at it that he immediately rose in rank and was pulling in close to 5000 a month; he then moved on to managing at the telemarketing place and kept rising internally. By the time I had a brief stint at the company at the lowest rank, he was making in plenty of money and was very satisfied, married and with children. And he always spoke openly about how, if you're good at what you do, you could shoot to the top in that company. I sadly hadn't the notoriety and the annoying qualities to telemarket very well and the most I made commission wise was a 250 dollar bonus... ah well.
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If you're referring to the multi-level marketing millionaire, the facts are hard to come by. According to one MLM "closed door" event in 2004 for an exclusive few MLM movers and shakers:\n\n"Several years ago Sherman Unkefer owned two banks, but he left banking to go full time in Network Marketing.  In less than one year Sherman's team is doing over $2 million per month in sales and I'm sponsoring over 3,000 distributors per month. Sherman Unkefer is a Million Dollar Earner and Top Distributor with his company..."\n\nAnd according to several sources, including a Federal Observer article:\n\n"Larry McDonald, John Rees, and Sherman Unkefer were members of the John Birch Society... Sherman Unkefer served as an adviser to Chile's regime under Augusto Pinochet. Unkefer reportedly worked closely with Chile's secret police organization, DINA." Is that the same man?\n\nNot much info, I know. Good luck with your query.\nNewarview
1139563
he must, look how much money the guy has lol, if he made bad decisions no one would know who he was lol.
810586
It's called a conflict of interest.  How can he be an employee and competitor at the same time?  He may use info from DK at his own company and dip in on their profits.  Would you want your competition knowing all your secrets?  I think not. They made a wise business decision-- that's all.
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1) Start by seeking "professionals" (businessmen and a "hungry lawyer") and convince them that your concept is world-changing.\n2)  The businessman is the source of venture capital.\n3) For his legal work, give the lawyer a "piece of the action"\n4)  With your lack of credit or personal funds, borrowing money is mostly out of the question.\n5) Contact me for 2) above for "proof of concept".
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I know an excellent lawyer his name is Tim Warren he is out of St Joseph missouri. yes you may have a case with some more of the details. These are not simple cases, you should have went to the manager in the first place that is a big thing they will use against you. So, talk with an atty who can get all the details. Dates are very important and if you still have the e-mails print them out and save them all from you and from him. Good luck
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What? you want a suggested story idea?\n\nokay, this guy Bill starts a company with a partner, Joe. Bill has 2 million dollars to hide and thinks he can funnel it to Joe's south carolina bank and no one will figure it out because Bill is not listed as an owner of the s.c. corporation & Bill lives in georgia.\n\nSo Bill rolls along collecting regular paychecks from Joe and a few bonus checks of $50,000 or so every 6 months. This goes on for say 10 years. But Joe is not stupid, Joe figures out it's stolen money and stops giving Bill his usual payoffs. Bill can't complain or call the cops because it IS stolen cash.\n\nBill tries to get it back from Joe but Joe spent it on a big fancy beach house for himself. Bill was so rattled he left the entire paper trail out where his wife could find it. She took the evidence of money laundering to the police. They laughed at her story and said it couldn't be true. She was hurt to be thought of as a liar.\n\nSo she called the FBI and they didn't believe her either. So Bill will never be caught. And Joe will keep the money and the beach house. \nAnd no one will EVER see the truth.\n\nThe End
50676
There are places you can go to get the help you need.There are websites with info.I personally would go to a higher authority than the police.A mayor,or judge.I`d publicize this bussiness`name and the cicumstances.Here in our state we have seven on your side.A place you can call into with such matters and they take care of it for you.According to your statement,this is nothing less than theft.If that`s the way the system works there,maybe we should all just get us a moving bussiness and keep whatever we want and sell the rest.We`d make a fortune!If we were as sorry as these people seem to be.
813094
Report him to the corporate office.  If he owns the business, then no you can't really do much of anything.  Just spread the word that he's awful to the employees and don't support his business.  Maybe he'll shut down.
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Enter BBB/lawyers for your area in the search. If there's been a complaint against his firm, if he's in one, then it should be there.\nYou may want to try other entries as well, using Attorneys Ethics Board may help you. Or try other phrases you may think of for finding reputations of lawyers.
332691
He's a crackhead! The number one rule of selling is "Don't get high off your own supply!" But he will eventually, it's inevitable. You did the right thing.  He either stops selling and gets some help or cut his A-S-S loose!
1037029
I believe that Those business have high egos, and wishing eagerly to take much money out of your pocket, I am also a business owner, but I don't think that the people who comes to my business should have to pay anything extreme. It is not right for business owners to have to lie, those who lie in their business do not have JESUS in their business! That is great of you to not sue the people who sold you that product. I once bought a product like that and it costed me some good money. The bad thing about it is that they did not explain everything to me, nor give me some instruction on how to use it. But oh well, I am going to try what you did, Not Sue the theives.
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His argument would be that he based his decision to give you a reduction on information that you provided him that was later revealed to be false or exagerated. So he is the victim of your fraud and should be awarded damages which is the amount of the reduction he allowed you. This argument may very well impress a judge or jury if you choose to have one.\n(Setting aside the Matter of proof)\n\nYour best counter argument seems to be that you sincerely believed that the heretofore unrevealed but known by him competition was causing you to fail. (mostly due to the debt load of the purchase price) The fact that you later succeeded proves that you were right about that. Both of you must have expected or hoped for this result when you agreed to the reduction, otherwise you would have just got a rescission and got all your money back for fraud and not tried to continue. He cannot now claim that his worthwhile efforts to prop up your failing business by reducing the debt was not the reason you finally overcame the competition and did not fail completely. The adjustment you both made worked as planned.\n\nSo if you can prove to a jury that you were not lying to him when you told him the cost was too high to compete, you will probably win. If you convince him of the likelihood of your case winning, he should quit or settle cheap. Only a fool want to go to court with a losing case.\n\nAlternatively, if your ultimate success came as a result of market conditions improving, then that is your benefit only for being in the business at the time of the business market conditons improving. It is not as a result of his reduction in price. It is not connected with the fact that he did not tell you about the other competitor.\n\nIf  the later success is a result of your improving your marketing efforts or methods, then that too should be exempt from his sharing in your business proceeds as it comes from your effort and brains, not his reduction in price.
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I think it is a pyramid scheme and it should be illegal. My brother has been doing this business for twenty years and dropped thousands upon thousands into those crazy"how to build your business tapes" and he only makes a few thousand a month. He claims it's residual income, but I see him working 3 times harder than a real job. If he would have put all that money into a retirement account, he would be retired by now sippin Lattes on the beach.......
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I've met three millionaires in my lifetime and all three of them became wealthy from starting their own business or creating a product.  The first millionaire I met was when I worked at a local credit union, my boss' younger sister.  She had a long-term relationship with an NBA player, but they never married.  He dumped her after 10 years of being together, but she had already gotten accustomed to the affluent lifestyle.  She had so many contacts that she got hooked in with that Amway pyramiad scheme years ago, she is now set for life.  Also, she had a child by a wealthy doctor after she broke up with the NBA player, so I think she gets a hefty amount of child support that she has faithfully invested in stocks for years.  \n\nThe second millionaire I met through a friend of a friend.  He's foreign born but raised in the US.  He started a tax business while he was in college.  He opened 20+ stores in a few years and eventually a large, nationally known franchise bought him out.  \n\nThe third millionaire I met because she was a philanthropist; Her husband created a well known software application.  \n\nI think that's the quickest way to become a millionaire.  Although there are the other ways too, real estate, good investments, etc.