What's the biggest deal you've ever made and how did it turn out for you ?
Biggest business deal you've ever made?
Collapse
X
-
Merchandising deal with a music group that hit huge worldwide and a financial information network I setup in partnership with a major wall st. firm were a couple of the biggest ones.
If you would like to develop your domains, you can lease inexpensive foreign labor
from the leaders in the field at iWebmasters.com TO LOWER YOUR COSTS AND INCREASE YOUR PRODUCTION!
*** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ***
Domains
Adult News
KRL's Newsletter
Biz Tips
Just Listed DomainsComment
-
Oh yeah? Well... you're just.... uh.... hit my icq for cyber pls KRL.Originally posted by KRL
Merchandising deal with a music group that hit huge worldwide and a financial information network I setup in partnership with a major wall st. firm were a couple of the biggest ones.Comment
-
Originally posted by KidCock
What's the biggest deal you've ever made and how did it turn out for you ?
My biggest business deal was with ESPN which (Disney Corp owns) And if anyonne has ever been to the ESPN sports bar in New York, New York Casino In Las Vegas Nevada they've seen my work
http://www.celestialnet.com/martech/espn/Comment
-
Can you name the group ?Originally posted by KRL
Merchandising deal with a music group that hit huge worldwide and a financial information network I setup in partnership with a major wall st. firm were a couple of the biggest ones.
Well I think those are some huge deals, let's hope ours can do as well
Comment
-
I got half a dozen mainstream networks to accept the non nude version of VirtuaGirl (see www.virtuagirls.com with an "s" at the end) as a mainstream program...
WWW.ISTRIPPER.COM Unique Desktop Strippers since 1998, 20+ Millions users, 3000+ Girls to choose from, All UHD Exclusive Content.Comment
-
I purchased the only Kiss costumes ever released by the band. Paid $200k on behalf of the Hard Rock Cafe. As far as I know, the costumes can be seen on display in Orlando, FL.
I also was involved in the acquisition of a guitar that once belonged to Jimmy Hendrix. A big score at $40k.Comment
-
Cool stuff. You have to be really careful with celeb pieces though. I had a guy try to sell me one of Elvis's cars once and it turned out to be a total scam attempt when we did some homework on it. It was a car Elvis paid for but it was just a gift given to one of his crew, so he never actually owned it nor drove it.Originally posted by candyflip
I purchased the only Kiss costumes ever released by the band. Paid $200k on behalf of the Hard Rock Cafe. As far as I know, the costumes can be seen on display in Orlando, FL.
I also was involved in the acquisition of a guitar that once belonged to Jimmy Hendrix. A big score at $40k.
If you would like to develop your domains, you can lease inexpensive foreign labor
from the leaders in the field at iWebmasters.com TO LOWER YOUR COSTS AND INCREASE YOUR PRODUCTION!
*** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ***
Domains
Adult News
KRL's Newsletter
Biz Tips
Just Listed DomainsComment
-
no big deals yet and proud of it (I would be burned if I did a few of those now)... I'm holding out until I have the knowledge and network to pull it off. (I give myself 2-3 years to do something big). I am building my assets thought.... (passive and portfolio)Comment
-
-
Comment
-
Last year i made over 500k expenses to change the company to fit the demands of one of the largest companies in Europe. They signed up, worth 15+ million revenue a year.
FIND A SPONSOR HERE
550+ sponsors to choose from, 5,600+ sites to promote, 130+ niches
PPS, PPC, Rev share, Dialer and E-mail programsComment
-
Originally posted by detoxed
I switched to Att Wireless the other day
all kidding aside, i've made some pretty good deals in the past year or so. depends on what you consider a "deal" though.
made some good deals with a couple of regulars (for caming), bought a decent banner off of RedBanners (first time i didnt make my own banner & bought from someone else), hm.......nothing really drastic though. just a few cool deals here and there.
Comment
-
You did the marble plaques ?Originally posted by SlickRick
My biggest business deal was with ESPN which (Disney Corp owns) And if anyonne has ever been to the ESPN sports bar in New York, New York Casino In Las Vegas Nevada they've seen my work
http://www.celestialnet.com/martech/espn/Originally posted by rayadp05I rebooted, deleted temp files, history, cookies and everything...still cannot view the news clip. All I see is that fucking gay ass music video from "Rick Roll". Anyone else have a different link to the news clip?Comment
-
I SELL $5 CONTENT SETS SOMETIMESComment
-
:P They would just run away with itOriginally posted by Soul_Rebel
$200mil transaction that took place through epassporteOriginally posted by rayadp05I rebooted, deleted temp files, history, cookies and everything...still cannot view the news clip. All I see is that fucking gay ass music video from "Rick Roll". Anyone else have a different link to the news clip?Comment
-
In these two cases...I dealt directly with the artists or family members of the deceased. They got the big bucks mostly because we were fairly certain that the shit was legit.Originally posted by KRL
Cool stuff. You have to be really careful with celeb pieces though. I had a guy try to sell me one of Elvis's cars once and it turned out to be a total scam attempt when we did some homework on it. It was a car Elvis paid for but it was just a gift given to one of his crew, so he never actually owned it nor drove it.
This is my lot in life. Started as a hobby in High School and I was able to parlay it into a job with the Hard Rock, who are the only real collectors of this shit. They have a HUGE collection, so when it came time to cut costs they kicked my butt to the curb. No need to keep buying when you have just about all of the memorabilia that means anything.
The reason they finally came up with to get rid of me was that I was surfing porn all day...or so they thought. I was justing getting into the biz and was working my stuff on their time...making more money with a few small sites than they were paying me
Comment







Comment