InvestorsHub Logo
Followers 50
Posts 942
Boards Moderated 0
Alias Born 05/06/2019

Re: pocket.change post# 120882

Thursday, 05/09/2019 5:48:56 PM

Thursday, May 09, 2019 5:48:56 PM

Post# of 162766
Just a true story for everyone. I started an LLC last summer in my home state. I'm into real estate, so I'm hoping to buy rental property and do other property services. I filed a paper with the state. However I don't have a lot of money to pour in. I was unemployed at my full time job for a period of time last year, so it set me back on my plans. So currently, it sits without funding or any operations. Now that is a legit paper operation if I have ever seen one! HAHA But one thing for sure, is its not a scam.

One of the arguments that is posted here repetitively every day is that because its a "paper operation" it must be, appears to be, or is a scam.

Lets spin the argument, like so often the facts are spun. In actuality, all legitimate companies must start with a paper being filed. An illegitimate company would be one who does not file or files but then engages in criminal or unethical business practices.

RSHN and its surrounding partners obviously have real assets as I have presented. Not only that, they have highly qualified people and they are piecing together a plan. A business plan is usually written on a piece of paper before it becomes something.

We might not have revenue yet, but the principals in charge are scraping their own pocket change to get it off the ground. Take for example:

Goulding loaned $35,000 of his own money into GRPS (see grps annual report).
Shareholders loaned RSHN $96,000 (see annual report)
That's $131,000 liquid cash in the last fiscal year towards the plan.

The argument that this operation is scam because it is a paper operation is no longer valid. I rest my case.



Go TeamRUSH