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Importing & Exporting: How To Start In The Import / Export Business
Most manufacturers are glad to have someone push their products in a new market. Normally you will get all the samples and brochures you need.
You may -- if you are a proven marketer -- get a cash advance to cover your expenses as a “manufacturer’s representative.” You should try to wangle a deal where you take no risks with your own money and where possible — can draw an advance against future commissions.
REVIEW By P. Trevellian
Have you ever pondered these important questions?
•Am I happy doing exactly what I'm doing?
•Am I living with the people I want to be with -- in the places I love most?
•Am I making all the money I need or want?
•Am I achieving all the goals I once set for myself?
•Do I have reasonable goals now --and a plan and time-frame for achieving them?
What I remember most about those dark days, was that each failure in turn generated another failure. It was as if I was in a downward spiral. It seemed there was no hope, no escape.
Finally when I had no options left I stumbled upon a brilliant way out. The catalyst was reading the old original inspirational book “PT” by W.G. Hill -- exactly how to make a substantial invisible income without having a job was Insider Secrets. This is what we are offering you today.
The Insider Secrets gave me a different view of how I could live my life. The reason this reports so impressed me was that it revealed several things I didn’t know were
1. I could live and work in any country without paying income tax – legally and without any permits, college degrees or local licenses.
2. I could escape the heavy hand of regulation/oppression by simply choosing a more hospitable jurisdiction than the country of my birth, becoming a PT.
This “Insider Secrets” ideas grabbed me by the throat. I had been pondering on how I was ever going to escape my problems and pay off my debts. With these ideas in my hands, and his specific suggestions in my mind, I suddenly found the motivation to get off my posterior and extricate myself from a mentally and financially depressed situation. In fact being exposed to Insider Secrets and the PT ideas was my “tipping point” It ended my downward spiral and set me free on a new and happy path.
What happened to me could be of equal importance to you. It could be your success story. I had long been a fan of self improvement books. It is essential in the process of achieving what one wants in life.
As soon as I experienced my Insider Secrets “epiphany” it created a clear goal in my mind - to sally forth on a new course in life; to, at a single step, free myself from over-regulation. My new ideas took life and began attracting into my life all the right information, circumstances, opportunities and people.
Within a couple of weeks I had landed a new job, teaching and consulting (tutoring) my students.
That in itself turned my mind around to the positive. But it didn’t stop there. Next, I had the idea of starting a business offering PT information – with the co-operation and approval of W.G Hill of course.
Nobody else was doing it at the time.
You can find a similar path to financial and personal freedom. How?
Read the PT book and Insider Secrets – How To Become a Successful Portable Trades Entrepreneur.
You may -- if you are a proven marketer -- get a cash advance to cover your expenses as a “manufacturer’s representative.” You should try to wangle a deal where you take no risks with your own money and where possible — can draw an advance against future commissions.
REVIEW By P. Trevellian
Have you ever pondered these important questions?
•Am I happy doing exactly what I'm doing?
•Am I living with the people I want to be with -- in the places I love most?
•Am I making all the money I need or want?
•Am I achieving all the goals I once set for myself?
•Do I have reasonable goals now --and a plan and time-frame for achieving them?
What I remember most about those dark days, was that each failure in turn generated another failure. It was as if I was in a downward spiral. It seemed there was no hope, no escape.
Finally when I had no options left I stumbled upon a brilliant way out. The catalyst was reading the old original inspirational book “PT” by W.G. Hill -- exactly how to make a substantial invisible income without having a job was Insider Secrets. This is what we are offering you today.
The Insider Secrets gave me a different view of how I could live my life. The reason this reports so impressed me was that it revealed several things I didn’t know were
1. I could live and work in any country without paying income tax – legally and without any permits, college degrees or local licenses.
2. I could escape the heavy hand of regulation/oppression by simply choosing a more hospitable jurisdiction than the country of my birth, becoming a PT.
This “Insider Secrets” ideas grabbed me by the throat. I had been pondering on how I was ever going to escape my problems and pay off my debts. With these ideas in my hands, and his specific suggestions in my mind, I suddenly found the motivation to get off my posterior and extricate myself from a mentally and financially depressed situation. In fact being exposed to Insider Secrets and the PT ideas was my “tipping point” It ended my downward spiral and set me free on a new and happy path.
What happened to me could be of equal importance to you. It could be your success story. I had long been a fan of self improvement books. It is essential in the process of achieving what one wants in life.
As soon as I experienced my Insider Secrets “epiphany” it created a clear goal in my mind - to sally forth on a new course in life; to, at a single step, free myself from over-regulation. My new ideas took life and began attracting into my life all the right information, circumstances, opportunities and people.
Within a couple of weeks I had landed a new job, teaching and consulting (tutoring) my students.
That in itself turned my mind around to the positive. But it didn’t stop there. Next, I had the idea of starting a business offering PT information – with the co-operation and approval of W.G Hill of course.
Nobody else was doing it at the time.
You can find a similar path to financial and personal freedom. How?
Read the PT book and Insider Secrets – How To Become a Successful Portable Trades Entrepreneur.
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First published July 1, 2012
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W.G. Hill
47 books13 followersTo Predict the Future – You Have to Know the Past!
About the Author
YOU WON'T FIND W.G. Hill ON ANY BESTSELLER LISTS, BUT IT'S HARD TO FIND A MILLIONAIRE WHO HASN'T READ MOST OF HIS $100 "SPECIAL REPORTS."
Dr. W.G. Hill is the father of the PT concept. Hill is a former American citizen, entrepreneur, self-made millionaire, author, and inveterate traveler, was influenced by the concepts of Harry Schultz. He had found a winning formula on which to base his future. In 1979, after years of living a PT lifestyle and fine-tuning many new ideas, In 1985, Hill wrote the first definitive book on the subject, entitled "PT." This valuable work discusses the essence of the philosophy and is definitely recommended reading for Anyone who aspires to a free and uncompromising way of life.
Hill's Low Profile -- The name W.G. Hill isn't bandied around much in the book-publishing world. No literary society has ever discussed any of the two dozen or so volumes this author has produced. But over the last forty years, in the world of bankers, accountants, high net worth investors, and financiers with offshore interests, Hill has been a seminal influence.
His most famous book is PT, or "Perpetual Traveller." Though this title might convey the idea that it's a book about traveling, it isn't. The subject is how wealthy people can - with proper paperwork - enjoy life more. Its "How to have a good time with your money, but at the same time avoid unwelcome attention that conspicuous consumption and high profile wealth always bring." These negatives include the unwelcome intrusions of tax collectors, insurance salesman, contingent fee plaintiff's lawyers, alimony seeking ex-wives, kidnappers, burglars. Not to mention every description of con-man.
Do these matters concern millionaires? Judging from Hill's book sales, they do, indeed. One of his early fans was the newsletter guru, Sir Harry Schultz, who must have made enough beforehand or sold enough books to live well.
(In 1964, Harry D. Schultz - the world's highest-paid financial consultant, according to "Guinness Book of World Records.")
Sir Harry writes in PT, "I spent my first few years as a tax exile at the Monte Carlo Beach Hotel, interacting with hard-bodied, high maintenance cost divorced women who in their topless bikinis populated Riviera pool sides like motes in the sunshine."
Hill's books always offered his personal services to assist any reader in accomplishing the goals set out. For instance, his 1975 Lloyd's Report promised the reader would "make serious money without any investment, work or risk." This was two decades before many Lloyd's names did, in fact, suffer substantial losses. But Hill wrote later, "If people handled their Lloyd's relationships as I suggested (with stop-loss insurance), they came out way ahead." Hill charged a hefty fee to introduce new names and get them into Lloyd's as insurance underwriters.
Eventually, around 1985, Hill's maneuvers were picked up and, after that, published by Nicholas Pine. Pine was then operating as Milestone Press of Plymouth, England. He was a minor publisher of books for collectors of ceramics. Their typical press run in the pre-Hill days was a thousand copies. With Hill's books for millionaires soon selling like hotcakes, Milestone hit pay dirt. Pine changed his company's name to Scope International.
An ex-employee revealed that at the time he quit, sales of well over 100,000 copies of each Hill book would have been "a low ballpark figure." With ten books being major sellers and a direct mail price of £60 / $100 per book, that means that gross sales of Hill's books passed the 100 million dollar mark some years ago. As marketers who sell direct via advertising and junk-mail, that means most revenues go directly to the bottom line. Although book sales figures are not available to the public (through bookstores), this could mean that little known Scope, by publishing the works of a mystery man who disappeared ye
About the Author
YOU WON'T FIND W.G. Hill ON ANY BESTSELLER LISTS, BUT IT'S HARD TO FIND A MILLIONAIRE WHO HASN'T READ MOST OF HIS $100 "SPECIAL REPORTS."
Dr. W.G. Hill is the father of the PT concept. Hill is a former American citizen, entrepreneur, self-made millionaire, author, and inveterate traveler, was influenced by the concepts of Harry Schultz. He had found a winning formula on which to base his future. In 1979, after years of living a PT lifestyle and fine-tuning many new ideas, In 1985, Hill wrote the first definitive book on the subject, entitled "PT." This valuable work discusses the essence of the philosophy and is definitely recommended reading for Anyone who aspires to a free and uncompromising way of life.
Hill's Low Profile -- The name W.G. Hill isn't bandied around much in the book-publishing world. No literary society has ever discussed any of the two dozen or so volumes this author has produced. But over the last forty years, in the world of bankers, accountants, high net worth investors, and financiers with offshore interests, Hill has been a seminal influence.
His most famous book is PT, or "Perpetual Traveller." Though this title might convey the idea that it's a book about traveling, it isn't. The subject is how wealthy people can - with proper paperwork - enjoy life more. Its "How to have a good time with your money, but at the same time avoid unwelcome attention that conspicuous consumption and high profile wealth always bring." These negatives include the unwelcome intrusions of tax collectors, insurance salesman, contingent fee plaintiff's lawyers, alimony seeking ex-wives, kidnappers, burglars. Not to mention every description of con-man.
Do these matters concern millionaires? Judging from Hill's book sales, they do, indeed. One of his early fans was the newsletter guru, Sir Harry Schultz, who must have made enough beforehand or sold enough books to live well.
(In 1964, Harry D. Schultz - the world's highest-paid financial consultant, according to "Guinness Book of World Records.")
Sir Harry writes in PT, "I spent my first few years as a tax exile at the Monte Carlo Beach Hotel, interacting with hard-bodied, high maintenance cost divorced women who in their topless bikinis populated Riviera pool sides like motes in the sunshine."
Hill's books always offered his personal services to assist any reader in accomplishing the goals set out. For instance, his 1975 Lloyd's Report promised the reader would "make serious money without any investment, work or risk." This was two decades before many Lloyd's names did, in fact, suffer substantial losses. But Hill wrote later, "If people handled their Lloyd's relationships as I suggested (with stop-loss insurance), they came out way ahead." Hill charged a hefty fee to introduce new names and get them into Lloyd's as insurance underwriters.
Eventually, around 1985, Hill's maneuvers were picked up and, after that, published by Nicholas Pine. Pine was then operating as Milestone Press of Plymouth, England. He was a minor publisher of books for collectors of ceramics. Their typical press run in the pre-Hill days was a thousand copies. With Hill's books for millionaires soon selling like hotcakes, Milestone hit pay dirt. Pine changed his company's name to Scope International.
An ex-employee revealed that at the time he quit, sales of well over 100,000 copies of each Hill book would have been "a low ballpark figure." With ten books being major sellers and a direct mail price of £60 / $100 per book, that means that gross sales of Hill's books passed the 100 million dollar mark some years ago. As marketers who sell direct via advertising and junk-mail, that means most revenues go directly to the bottom line. Although book sales figures are not available to the public (through bookstores), this could mean that little known Scope, by publishing the works of a mystery man who disappeared ye
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