Seeking Help

**tsalazarma** · 02-03-2009 03:11 PM

I recently lost my job in the tool and die industry due to the economy. I have had no luck finding a new job after applying to at least 25 companies. This is my dilemma - I already own an amazing home based business. I am an Unfranchise Owner. Unbelievable compensation plan(Management Performance Compensation Plan), products and truely the best home based business oppurtunity period! I don't have the money to fund my business anymore and that just can not happen! I need to find somebody that will look at the business plan, see the power of it and invest money in me/my business and they will be paid back with interest and probably much more. I have no reason to be shy anymore about my goals and dreams. I need someone that has money to spare but at the same time understands they will be paid back in a timely fashion. If you know of somewhere I could go or someone that I could talk to that can make this happen, please reply to this. I am a go getter and am not going to let anyone down! I am absolutely not looking for a handout. I am reaching out with good faith and hope that somebody will see me for what I am and the power/ambition I have to help change peoples lives with this business.

**Gene** · 02-03-2009 03:19 PM

Sorry about you losing your job.

As far as your business, someone else gave this advice on the forum, and I thought it was great. Let's say you need $5,000. All you need to do is find 50 people who can loan you $100. Is that feasible for your situation?

**tsalazarma** · 02-03-2009 03:36 PM

That is awesome. I never thought about that! What if I needed $25,000? How do you go about doing that? Do you mean asking family and friends?

**SIMPLEROBB** · 02-03-2009 03:44 PM

Sorry you lost your job T.

**Gene** · 02-03-2009 04:21 PM

Ask anybody that you know personally, and who can. For $25,000, I'd do it the same way. Find 250 people, and ask them each for $100 to loan to you. Make sure they know you'll pay them back, and that you're not mooching off of them. Also, keep a record of who's loaned you money...don't try to keep it all in memory. Write it down, and if possible, have each person sign their name. That way, there's no mistake that they loaned you $100, and not a penny more. Unless of course they did. But you get the point.