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James Peluso posted a new Starting A Business thread on 2/9/2012

Looking to start small..need help

I am open to starting a business. I have had partners in the past that either lost desire, had zero risk tolerance, or just turned out to be lazy when push came to showe. I am NOT any kind of business expert. But what I am is someone who is highly motivated to make something work. I have had a cleaning business, a real-estate holding company, a nonprofit (that business structure is actually still in place), and I ventured into manufacturing most recently. I know this sounds like a lot, but they all were extremmly small ventures--that really did not yield much. So if anyone is interested in a possible partnership (something small to start) please reach out to me. I am really open to any kind of business idea. Even if you dont have an idea, but together want to brainstorm and see what we can do, I am 100% open to that.. My name is James. Thanks.
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John Walden Responded on 2/9/2012


Good morning, James:

An excellent website that can help you think through the startup process and analyze ideas is WickedStart.com.

"WickedStart is a 100% free platform that guides you through the startup process of any new business. From concept to launch, WickedStart provides a variety of resources, expert advice, how-to videos and more. Get going with a personalized 10-step roadmap to plan, fund & market your idea."

Also, I sent you a PartnerUp request. I look forward to hearing from you.

Cordially,
John Walden
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Thanks for suggesting this, John. I really like Wicked Start. We're hoping to get their tools installed on PartnerUp--still working out how it would look. - Hilary Cable 426 on 2/9/2012

 
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Gurumurthy Yele Responded on 2/12/2012


Hi James,

My name is Gurumurthy. Please send me an email. I have couple of companies looking for motivated folks like you to partner with. Please send me email guruyvs at gmail.
i will explain further.

Thanks
 
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Gurumurthy Yele Responded on 2/12/2012


Hi James,

Please send me an email. I have couple of businesses running and actively looking for partners. let's talk more. guruyvs (AT) gmail is my email address.

Thanks
 
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Gurumurthy Yele Responded on 2/12/2012


Hi James,

Please send me an email. I have couple of businesses running and actively looking for partners. let's talk more. guruyvs (AT) gmail is my email address.

Thanks
 
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Jorge Calderon Responded on 2/12/2012


Hi James,

I am a private investor. My email is jcsL10@yahoo.com and phone number is 626-586-8049
 
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James Peluso Responded on 2/17/2012


Thanks for your responses.

Gurumurthy, can you explain to me the type of businesses you are running?

Jorge: Are you looking to invest in something -- or do you have projects yoou are currently invloved in, looking for additional partners?
 
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Renat Tsukerman Responded on 2/19/2012


if your in the new york area you can join in on my business.
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Hi there: yes Im in NYC / NJ area - James Peluso 6 on 3/25/2012

 
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François Bessing Responded on 2/22/2012


Hello James and others, I am working on a saving platform that is set to streamline the savings experience. I seek interested persons to invest with a possibility of partnering depending on synergy. i look forward to your responses.
 
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Frank Freeman Responded on 3/22/2012


Hello James.

You have a non-profit? I have something that can work very well with an established non-profit especially if it has 501c3 status. Write me at franknfree (at) excite.com.
 
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Micah Holmes Responded on 3/28/2012


As a business owner of a small but successful business my self, I have a few tips for you.

1. Only invest in something you your self have prior work experience in that field. This insures you your self understand what you’re investing in completely.
2. If it sound to good to be true, it likely is to good and likely a scam
3. Cash Only!
4. Talk is cheap. Show me real profit margins or show me nothing.

Hope that helps.
 
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Micah Holmes Responded on 3/29/2012


Something I’ve learned as a business man and something taught to me while in college was most businesses are formed by former employee’s or people who worked in the field prior to starting their own business. These businesses tend to be more successful and have a higher chance of success. Simply because there is little too no learning curve involved. I will also state the obvious that a investor is more likely to invest in someone with prior experience and knowledge. Honestly is just a more sound investment then someone who has no prior knowledge. I’m not saying you can’t make it happen with out prior experience but it makes start up a lot easier. Other wise you may have a large startup expense.
 
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