Originally Posted by
GoatBoy
What’s your point?
Do you think it’s a bad idea?
Or are you just trying to educate us?
Perhaps both?
Or neither?
What’s your interest here? It’s somewhat hard to understand what your interest is exactly, but reading through your posts, I would say you are distinctly not interested in automag products. You do seem quite interested in making explanations for the status quo, many of which seem to be of an undocumented variety.
So what’s your point?
My point is this. A company making money looks incredibly easy from the outside looking in. Actually doing it is an entirely different story. My suggestion is BEFORE you put up a lot of capital on something that looks so simple that you fully consider it and talk to people in the industry or with business experience. When I see people explaining to me how much profit is available in something and then list only material costs it makes me wonder who they intend to hire to do it, manage it, handle payroll issues, proper business licenses, insurance (there is a big list, you get the point).
I don't care what you guys do with your money. My suggestion is before you start dumping money into it that you have an operational plan and have actually considered a working business budget.
My point is that it is a massive error to confuse cost of materials with cost of production and distribution.
Last edited by Lohman446; 09-18-2012 at 11:44 AM.
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