Posted by Kevin McDaniel on December 24, 2002 at 15:12:27:
Merry Christmas, All!
I just found the website yesterday, but I'm half-way confused. What I'm looking for is someone who will help me to get started in the Note Industry because, I know it's something I can use to retire. However, I haven't found anyone who wants to help me. Everyone either wants money before they give any details to actually make a deal happen, or they ignore those beginners (like myself) who ask for help all together. Is that the "thing to do" in this industry? If it is, I think some things need to be turned around. I would be more than willing to help out anyone who had questions if I knew the answers. The problem is, right now, I don't know of anyone who is willing to answer my questions without asking for a buck. If you ask me, that's kinda self-ish. If there are people are making so much money in this business, why are they asking the little guy for money? The answer I keep getting for that question is, "I only ask for money to see how serious they are. My time is valuable, and I don't want to waiste it on people who aren't serious. I have better things to do than to 'humor' a bunch of 'tire-kickers'" Well, I can appreciate that answer. My time is valuable, too, and I don't want to waiste it on people who only want to jerk my chair. However, if I really am a good saleperson, shouldn't I know if someone was serious or if they were just messing with my head? I don't think a professional would have a problem spending time with a non-believer, because if he IS really good at what he does, he can make a believer out of anyone. As we all know: If you give a man a fish, he will eat for a day. If you teach him how to fish, he can eat forever. But you probably didn't know that if you keep your fish and charge him money he doesn't have for the fishing lessons, chances are he'll either get the fish from somewhere else, try to figure it out on his own, or starve to death. I'm not the one to go out and just starve to death. I've looked high and low, and now I'm looking here. If you understand what I'm saying and want to help out, please reply. Other wise, I thank you for your time and consideration. Have a Merry Christmas, and have a blessed New Year.
- Re: HELP!!!!! Tom 17:09:37 12/26/2002 (2)
- Re: HELP!!!!! Kevin McDaniel 23:58:07 12/26/2002 (1)
- Re: HELP!!!!! Rich[FL] 21:59:21 12/27/2002 (0)