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Business Owners, Does This Sound Suspicious?

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Squilly said:
I still don't buy it. Could be the same in saying Apple offered $1 Billion for an app on the App Store. It rarely happens but it happens. Then everyone saying "no, this isn't Apple, it's a fake". Then someone else gets bought for $1 Billion and the original company loses out on a deal of a lifetime.
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This is a terrible analogy.

The difference is that if any company, Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, drops a billion dollars on an app, they aren't doing it via casual channels. No one gets a single phone call or a friend of a friend sending an email offering that kind of money. When a business deal like that occurs, their lawyers call the software developer's lawyers.
 
GoCubsGo said:
You are wrong and I'm not even sure your analogy works here, especially not in response to the guy you quoted.

By the time you buy, ship, and sell the U.S. Apple product, it will not be far off from what you would have paid had you bought in the home country. Your math, or lack thereof, isn't spectacular.

Also, saying that Apple could buy an app in the app store for a billion dollars doesn't happen often but it does happen is wrong. Tell me one app Apple bought for a billion dollars? I get that just because it doesn't happen often doesn't make it fake but that doesn't correlate to your business scam, not even a little. You aren't the first guy to jump on this and you won't be the last. That is why this works well.

I just wonder why this deal isn't yet done yet.
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Was just using Apple. Yahoo bought Tumblr for $1 billion.
 
The only play here is Squilly's on all of us.

This thread is fantasy.
The only truth to any of it is there really is a country called, Poland.
 
Squilly said:
Any company could be legit or illegitimate. Phished, hacked, fake, etc.
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Yes. But in the transaction you mention there was a long, expensive process called "due diligence". Most of the posters in this thread have, essentially, being suggesting you do this. You have not.
 
robbieduncan said:
Yes. But in the transaction you mention there was a long, expensive process called "due diligence". Most of the posters in this thread have, essentially, being suggesting you do this. You have not.
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This is his due diligence. That much is very clear to me.

Squilly, where are the pallets today? I asked why this wasn't done yet but you've glossed over my post.
 
Squilly said:
Still on hold with UPS, I assume. Will verify.

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A lot of the time, it's not what you know, it's who you know. Would you agree? That seems to me what is going on here, even though the math might not add up. And no, I couldn't pull off a troll for 18 pages.
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No person can literally twist the laws of maths. If it doesn't add up, it doesn't add up. No two ways about it. Unless you know Tim Cook and he's giving you hundreds of iPads for free.

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This model can be adapted to this thread. I think you're in the denial stage of this process... Next comes anger when it all goes wrong :p
 
cambookpro said:
No person can literally twist the laws of maths. If it doesn't add up, it doesn't add up. No two ways about it. Unless you know Tim Cook and he's giving you hundreds of iPads for free.

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This model can be adapted to this thread. I think you're in the denial stage of this process... Next comes anger when it all goes wrong :p
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This happened yesterday :(
Got scammed for $330 last night.
 
I was buying Bitcoin (crypto currency) and the middleman scammed me and the seller.
 
When this first started I never imagined saying this... But its WASTELAND time.

How does one say this nicely?
 
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