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Everyone dreams of owning a super money-making business where
other people do all the work, and their only duties involve the
approval of sales and bank deposit slips. It’s the only way to go
as a business owner.

The problem is however, not too many people seem to know how to ”
put together” such a business. What you’re really talking about
is an operation where you supply the product and other people do
the selling-A prime source with a dealer or distributor network.

Assuming that you have the product, you’ll also need a sales kit
and plenty of impressive, eye-catching promotional materials. If
you don’t supply or offer to supply materials with which your
sales force can sell the product, you’ll have a hard time
enlisting people to sell for you, and you probably won’t set any
sales records relative to your product either.

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Chain letter programs will not make you rich! All those claims
about the sender pulling in $20,000 the first time around;
$80,000 the second time; and $180,000 the third time; are just
outright lies!

It’s best not to get involved in ANY kind of chain letter scheme
because they ar ALL illegal, and sooner or later, the postal
authorities will close you down. If they find that you are, or
have been a willing participant, you could be fined, imprisoned,
or face a penalty of both as punishment.

Don’t get involved! Chain letters do not, and will not solve
any of your money problems. Anyone, and everyone, with any
experience in direct mail – and a sense of integrity or pride in
their business – will either quickly toss your letter into the
trash or else send it on to the postal inspectors for action on
their part.

Probably the biggest reason why chain letters don’t work, is the
continuing efforts of reputable mail order dealers in snuffing
out these schemes. Any money actually made or collected by a
chain letter is pocketed by the perpetrators. Sometimes the
person starting, and promoting a chain letter is able to pull a
hundred dollars or so before the postal authorities “nail” him -
but getting in as the “third name” on a list has never brought
in more than $5 or $10 total – even after such participants have
gone to the work and expense of sending out 1,000 letters.
Chain letters do nothing except cost you money!

However, many people are foolhardy enough to “try anything
once”, chain letter schemes being no exception. So if you’re
one of these people, and you think that by offering some sort of
product, you can get around the postal authorities, listen:
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There are a number of ways to acquire property without risk. We
list a number of the most important:

* Restrict the size of the investment and the amount of
indebtedness.

* Sell at a profit a part of what you have purchased.

* Buy only such property as you are willing and able to hold for
an indefinite period.

* Make an estimate of gain or loss probabilities before you buy.

* Withstand all pressure of people who try to induce you to sell
at a loss.

* Increase desirability of the property before you sell.
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Anyone wanting or needing to build a fast source of income should
definitely consider establishing a mailing list rental business.
All it takes to get started is your time, and once you’re
organized, you can easily parlay this business into a $100,000 a
year income.

The first thing of course, is the compiling of names for your
mailing lists. This is done simply by noting or listing on 3 by 5
index cards the names/addresses on all incoming mail. Arrange
these in zip code and alphabetical order, and you’re almost ready
for business.

To build your list of names simply run an advertisement in as
many of the mail order publications as you can afford, offering
free list of 100 mail order buyers for a self-addressed and
stamped envelope. And again, as you get these responses to your
ad, list their names/addresses in your card file system, and file
them alphabetically with your other cards.

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Although you may not realize it, simple table salt has a great
number of uses other than simply seasoning your food. The
following list will give you sixty uses of salt, many of which
you probably didn’t realize:

1. Soak stained hankies in salt water before washing.

2. Sprinkle salt on your shelves to keep ants away.

3. Soak fish in salt water before descaling; the scales will
come off easier.

4. Put a few grains of rice in your salt shaker for easier
pouring.

5. Add salt to green salads to prevent wilting.

6. Test the freshness of eggs in a cup of salt water; fresh
eggs sink; bad ones float.

7. Add a little salt to your boiling water when cooking eggs;
a cracked egg will stay in its shell this way.

8. A tiny pinch of salt with egg whites makes them beat up
fluffier.
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