© 2008 Dream Merchant • 2309 Torrance Blvd. #104, Torrance, CA 90501 (310) 328-1925 email: Jkm316@aol.com FINDER'S FEES--THE EASIEST MONEY YOU'LL EVER MAKE
By Adam Starchild
Did you know that one of the richest men in the world started his business career as a finder and earned millions of dollars each year in finder's fees? In a television interview, Adnan Kashogi was once asked how he had started in business and made so much money. Although Kashogi was from a middle-class family, he had attended school with the sons of oil-rich sheiks. By simply listening to his school pals, he learned whose father was looking for what and whose father had what available.
By simply matching the wants and availables of his classmates' fathers, he asked for, and was paid, a "commission" for introducing the parties. As he grew older, the men who had paid him commissions (and their sons with whom he had attended school) remembered him and asked him to find more and bigger things for them, such as oil field equipment, aircraft, armaments, ships, etc. And they paid him bigger and bigger fees.
All you need to start is:
* A computer* Business Letterhead
* Telephone
It's not uncommon for a professional finder to earn $100,000 (or more) each and every year and -- although not quite as common -- a good many professional finders earn that much, or much more, on a single deal. In rare cases, a single Finder's Fee can amount to $1,000,000. That's right--One Million Dollars or more.
Would you like to earn $75,000 per month for five years?
One Finder did. He saw an item in a newsletter offering 10,000 barrels of Crude Oil per day for five years. Putting that seller together with a buyer at a small refinery, he earned a fee of only 25 cents per barrel, and collected his fee of $75,000 every month for five years.
How about trading less than $1 in postage and a couple hours easy work for $100?
Not a big fee, but it was so easy another Finder couldn't pass it up. reading a "collectors" magazine, he came across an ad seeking some college memorabilia from a college near his home. He made some local telephone calls, located the items wanted, wrote a letter, and earned an easy $100.
If you can think creatively, you might be able to pull off one like this. A company had been trying to dump a huge volume of lead weights for ages. They couldn't find a buyer. Then a creative Finder figured out that those weights could be used in the commercial fishing industry. His creative thinking was rewarded with a substantial Finder's Fee.
I don't care whether you live in Podunk, or Metropolitan New York City, you can earn constant (and sizable) Finder's Fees all year, every year.
Your family, friends, business associates, and local merchants (as well as people all over the nation, and around the world) can help make you a fortune--if you know who will pay you a Finder's Fee for information you hear and see every day.
Why should a company spend thousands of dollars, and tie up essential employees to do nothing but research the existence of these suppliers, buyers, and providers -- when they can easily let a Finder go to the trouble of locating the contacts they need. And those fees are considerably less than what they would have spent if they had done the research themselves.
Finders EARN their fees by weeding through the unqualified leads and flakes, by following all the dead-end paths, and eventually putting their hands on a real, honest-to-goodness source, buyer, or whatever. THAT is what a Finder gets paid for doing.
A company or individual, who pays a Finder's Fee, pays it so they won't have to chase down all of those unqualified leads, blind alleys, and dead ends.
Do a Google search on the Internet and look for more information on Finder's Fees and how to break into this lucrative field.
Adam Starchild has written hundreds of magazine articles and more than a dozen books, including REVIVING THE AMERICAN DREAM: STOP "JUST GETTING BY" AND BUILD REAL WEALTH.
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