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Lordlordlandlord

10/07/17 4:21 PM

#152862 RE: toybaby #152861

I know the feeling Toy....I have rental property and you know who does 99% of the maintenance on my rentals? Yep, yours truly. And when I get money in my hand, I quickly take it to the bank to pay on my notes or to keep a steady supply of refrigerators stoves and things I need to keep my business going. One more year and it'll all be paid off good Lord willing and then I'll be able to give a larger chunk to Uncle Sam or maybe I'll buy some more rental units since it's so much "fun". I agree that the ones running Bellissima should run this a little differently but we don't know for sure what money they're spending investing in hooking the "big fish" stores that will stock our product and eventually have us all looking back and thinking at one time we could have bought that stock for under a cent! Guess what? I AM buying all I can for under a cent because when you stand back and look at the whole picture, it all just kind of fits together like a jig saw puzzle with some pieces seeming to be missing but will fall in place when the time is right.

Whiplash_Investor

10/07/17 7:55 PM

#152886 RE: toybaby #152861

That’s how I see it...same with every new business, well except Rich’s. Sell stock to fund 100% of the cost to get it rolling. If it fails, no sweat of Rich’s cahones...cost him nothing. If it succeeds, shareholders only get 25% of the take, split 3B ways. He and his partner gets 75%. Sure set things up well for himself.

ctrumabll

10/26/17 11:33 AM

#154693 RE: toybaby #152861

But if this was my company I would Take the Profits and spend it on the things that would make it a Profitable Company FIRST ! then when it is Healthy Then and only then I would give myself A Salary

If this was your company, you would have been given a copy of the "pink sheets control person playbook." Gives you a much different perspective on how "success" is defined in the OTC world.