Our company is looking for INVESTOR!

[frenlloyd]

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just send me a message..

The most important in BUSINESS is to have the 70%-80% R.O.I. (Return Of Investment) according to D.T.I. (Department of Trade and Industry).. here in our company they give almost between 70 to 80 percent R.O.I.

STRICTLY!!
for PROFESSIONAL only!

[istoryamember]

may i know what business na siya bro?

[frenlloyd]

may i know what business na siya bro?

Advertising and marketing business.

[ozyrich2011]

brad, pm me daw about ani imo business. interested ko. tnx!

[Dorjan]

What do that 70% to 80% that is according to DTI of the ROI really mean? I have search about that in the web, I have a hard time finding the article of the DTI.... can you post the link here?

bakit 70% to 80%? Isn't that too much? That would be overpriced products... and it would be hard to sell them...

ROI = (Gain from investment - Cost of Investment) / Cost of Investment

That statement, i think, is flawed. The company dictates the market price of the products, so all companies can put that 70% to 80% on consideration... But it would result to overpriced products... That is retail profits pa lang jud db, we will also add the compensation that the distributors get in building their network, and company expenses and profits..., for all money should be coming from product sales... Overpriced products is the results jud... So, the end distributors would be force for price cutting and other unregulated discounts just to sell them.... the credibility is lost in that scenario... maybe one of the main reasons for company collapse on some network marketing companies (even for product-based companies)...

Correct me if I am wrong... Maybe I just didn't understand, I am sorry. Help me understand please. Thank you. I am also a network marketing professional, so I am very open minded on the topic. ok lang mn nako ang relatively expensive products, if it is delivering the right value, & stands out in the competition... and if it is efficient in distributing the profits on every single purchase made.... I think, the production costs of the network marketing products should be around 30% of its end price.... to be fair... IMHO...

And, advertising and marketing business, bitaw zd..

[frenlloyd]

What do that 70% to 80% that is according to DTI of the ROI really mean? I have search about that in the web, I have a hard time finding the article of the DTI.... can you post the link here?

bakit 70% to 80%? Isn't that too much? That would be overpriced products... and it would be hard to sell them...

ROI = (Gain from investment - Cost of Investment) / Cost of Investment

That statement, i think, is flawed. The company dictates the market price of the products, so all companies can put that 70% to 80% on consideration... But it would result to overpriced products... That is retail profits pa lang jud db, we will also add the compensation that the distributors get in building their network, and company expenses and profits..., for all money should be coming from product sales... Overpriced products is the results jud... So, the end distributors would be force for price cutting and other unregulated discounts just to sell them.... the credibility is lost in that scenario... maybe one of the main reasons for company collapse on some network marketing companies (even for product-based companies)...

Correct me if I am wrong... Maybe I just didn't understand, I am sorry. Help me understand please. Thank you. I am also a network marketing professional, so I am very open minded on the topic. ok lang mn nako ang relatively expensive products, if it is delivering the right value, & stands out in the competition... and if it is efficient in distributing the profits on every single purchase made.... I think, the production costs of the network marketing products should be around 30% of its end price.... to be fair... IMHO...

And, advertising and marketing business, bitaw zd..

Investor won't do SALES! all they do is to find a connection from NETWORKER people. They just leave the money to whom they TRUST for. They let the money works for them... that's the real meaning of INVESTOR! It will works... if they have CONNECTION between the NETWORKER! Trust must be build HERE!

[ey3s0nly]

pde pa pm details sir? i'd like to know how you conduct your business as well, if you don't mind...

[Dorjan]

Investor won't do SALES! all they do is to find a connection from NETWORKER people. They just leave the money to whom they TRUST for. They let the money works for them... that's the real meaning of INVESTOR! It will works... if they have CONNECTION between the NETWORKER! Trust must be build HERE!

I am sorry sir. I just didn't understand this business, especially because the way you phrase your statements here is somewhat misleading gud og gamay ra ayu informations pd...

just send me a message..

The most important in BUSINESS is to have the 70%-80% R.O.I. (Return Of Investment) according to D.T.I. (Department of Trade and Industry).. here in our company they give almost between 70 to 80 percent R.O.I.

STRICTLY!!
for PROFESSIONAL only!

and if ask if what kind of business, you just replied with "Advertising and marketing business".....


Anyway, let me just clarify, you are just looking for people that will invest their money and they will get 70% to 80% (guaranteed?) returns? how many months are we talking in here sir? surely you also know that investments are not made on trust alone, dapat naa juy some legal based pd ang deal og convincing studies pd to make it work... so may i know if how the company earns and operates?

I think, in investments, the true measure of profitability is how fast the ROI, the measure of time on when your investments will return to you, the time after that period is the profits of your investments na..... so, the questions of the investors jud, is when will I get my money back and when will I start to really earn from it? ky db wala pman ga earn ang investor jud if wala pa na recover ang investments jud... well,,, just my two cents....

lastly, pila investments? thank you sir.

[firestarter]

Can you pm me the details sa imong business TS?

[istoryamember]

networking ni?