On 21 Aug 2006 05:29:31 -0700, "ticked off"
> wrote:

>candyman001 wrote:
>> I need your help. I'm a home candy maker who make what some people have
>> called the best chocolate truffles they have every had. I need to expand
>> this into a business with a retail outlet.
>> Since I am disabled and unable to get a loan for this because of my income
>> being low. That I'm asking anyone who will send one dollar to me. If you
>> wish to send more that's up to you. I'm posting this in all news groups to
>> raise the $500,000 that it will take to insure my success. I know that seems
>> like a lot but location, products, and equipment cost are high.
>> So if you wish to help me please send $1.00 to
>> Candyman
>> 108 W. Fillmore
>> Jefferson City, MO. 65101
>> Thank you for taking the time to read my request. Help me bring this dream
>> into a reality.
>
>thats sounds cool i am disabled also
>and i am just starting out doing the same thing
>but i am having a hard time getting the products i need to make it and
>it buy the pounds
>what would you do if you could get it all the money
>maybe we could help each other
>i need it for my non-profit org/for kids
>to build a city within a city for kids to stay and learn and other/
>this donalds honor inc/
>saying good by for now/

why don't you do it like the rest of us. and WORK. Get your ass out of
your poor me chair and get some ****ing orders for what you sell and
go to as many banks as you can find until you find one that will give
you the money so you can fulfill those orders. Or, wait this is a good
one, just keep plowing all your profits back into making more product.
so you can sell more product! My god where do I come up with such
innovative thinking!
Don't forget you'll be living on tuna and peanutbutter&jelly
sandwiches for a while. ( i recommend whole grain bread for flavor and
sustance)
But i'll be god damned if doesn't work. For my dads clothing line,
for my moms employment agency, for my sisters baked goods, and for my
jewelry line.
Now YOU can pay me a $1 for a Million dollars worth of advice.