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Can
you legally create a million dollar business today in America? There is an urgent need for small business entrepreneurs
to reach out and start money making businesses in America today. These small business owners understand that
big business can make small business very profitable. Masters of these business adventures have
discovered NDITC New Deal Ink and Toner Company http://www.newdealink.com and doubly priceless the actual small
business plans, blueprints, guides and manuals that the NDITC founder Gregory
Bodenhamer makes available to his consulting clients. Within the present economic conditions across
the United States big business in many ways are battling to the death for every
nickel and dime in your neighborhood. If you can imagine a ocean of money
floating on top of the United States you will understand the high adventure of
starting your own business.
This
fascinating article is about starting your own money making business that
allows you to find and capture the treasure right inside your own
neighborhood. Owning your own profit
making business has always been a symbol of wealth in America because operating
your own honest profit making business, beyond any doubt, is the way to wealth
in America today. There is a treasure of gold in your neighborhood and NDITC
can help you with the activities that will put money in your pocket. With absolute secrecy through contract
protections NDITC and their NAND North American Neighborhood Dealership plans
will help you start your expedition and get to work today making money.
Giant
O.E.M.’s Original Equipment Manufacturing Companies, global manufacturing
companies like Apple, Brother, Canon, Kodak, Dell, Epson, HP Hewlett Packard,
Kyocera, Lexmark, Minolta, Okidata, Panasonic, Pitney Bowes, Ricoh, Samsung,
Sharp, Toshiba, Xerox, Konica, Lanier, Mita, I.B.M., Olivetti, N.C.R., Fujitsu
and many more are all symbols of great wealth. These companies control hundreds
of billions of dollar in revenues and billions of dollars in gross profits and
their business segment is growing.
These
O.E.M.’s original equipment global manufacturing companies invent, create,
improve a host of photo copiers, printers, fax machines and many other
products.
These
same companies also surround their activities with an absolute veil of absolute
secrecy because they understand that people, people just like you, are lured to
great ideas, inventions and most importantly the enormous money making
opportunity.
When
you understand that small business owners are really treasure hunters the veil
of O.E.M. Original Equipment Manufacturing Company secrecy makes a lot more
sense. Over the years it’s been easily understood that a good product, good
service or a great new idea can start many good companies. The lure of great wealth sets the scene for a
global economic opportunity that small business owners in America are learning
about and the open clash within the marketplace has already started.
Companies
like Apple, Brother, Canon, Kodak, Dell, Epson, HP Hewlett Packard, Kyocera,
Lexmark, Minolta, Okidata, Panasonic, Pitney Bowes, Ricoh, Samsung, Sharp,
Toshiba, Xerox, Konica, Lanier, Mita, I.B.M., Olivetti, N.C.R., Fujitsu and
others that you know like General Motors, Sears, K-Mart, Staples Inc.,
Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Office Depot, Office Max, Target, and hundreds of others
all play the same or at least participate within a shocking and hideous game of
exploitation of human beings around the world.
These
rivals in the market don’t manufacturer anything in the United States because
over several decades the manufacturing base for these giants Apple, Brother,
Canon, Kodak, Dell, Epson, HP Hewlett Packard, Kyocera, Lexmark, Minolta,
Okidata, Panasonic, Pitney Bowes, Ricoh, Samsung, Sharp, Toshiba, Xerox,
Konica, Lanier, Mita, I.B.M., Olivetti, N.C.R., Fujitsu and others have moved
production to communist China, communist Vietnam and other harsh lands with no
legal protections for their citizens like minimum wage laws, maximum working
hours regulations, child labor laws, environment protections, workplace safety
guidelines and directives.
These
O.E.M. giants control the manufacturing process and to assure massive profits
they use or allow the use of slave-type labor to make their goods and their
services. When any company manufactures
goods using slave-type labor they have a dramatic advantage within the cost of
production and create great wealth.
The
global economy is anchored by gold and fiat money and the temptation of
slave-type labor draws in massive investments from these giants of
industry. Eventually the O.E.M.’s
manufacture their products and move their creations through the supply chain to
the consumer markets around the world.
Worldwide and comprehensive giants of retail like Wal-Mart, Staples,
Best Buy, Office Max, Office Depot, Radio Shack, Target and hundreds more are
always looking for the opportunity of growth.
They use nice words like emerging markets while they continue to exploit
slave-type labor where a grown man in China might earn $0.25 cents an hour
sweeping the factory floor.
The
creepy and chilling facts concerning supply chain activities and retailing
results of the top 250 global retailers paint the picture of the menacing truth
of these giants. Out of the 250 top
global retailers 10 of them account for almost 30% of global retail sales. These intimidating numbers are absolutely
true and remember the point that only ten (10) companies (retailers) control
29.4% of all global retail sales and they’re growing like a bad weed in your
garden of opportunity. You know the
names Walgreens (drug), Home Depot (home improvement), Costco
(food-electronics), Kroger (food), Wal-Mart (everything food electronics
clothing toys drugs services), but we’re going to concentrate your wealth
creation on the office supply industry global giants like Staples Inc.,
Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Office Depot, Office Max, Quill, Costco, Target, Amazon and
others with specific concentration of the global leaders of HP Hewlett Packard
and Staples Inc.
The
two absolute global leaders within copiers, faxes, printers, computers and most
importantly inkjet and laser toner printer cartridges remain HP Hewlett Packard
and Staples Inc. NDITC, NAND and NSRA Non-Store Retailers Association all
American based consulting services have combined their research and resources
to unlock the safes of secrets that have created the global marketplace
domination of HP Hewlett Packard and Staples Inc. After years of research, market testing and
adjustments these enterprises (NDITC, NAND and NSRA) are the pursuers of wealth
for small business plans for their hundreds of clients. It was very difficult
cracking the safe of secrets because you can be assured that they are guarded
and protected. The global O.E.M. giants
and their global supply chain retail partners have trip wires and many
safeguards to protect their global sales and massive profits. Years ago, after recovering some of these
secrets the (NDITC, NAND and NSRA) groups have published many different small
business plans that show the way to safe, simply, easy and harmless ways to
create individual wealth.
Small
business owners, this very day, are using exclusive NDITC New Deal Ink and
Toner small business plans, blueprints, guides, manuals, instructions and other
how to books to create neighborhood sales and profits. You can also be assured
that the O.E.M. giants Apple, Brother, Canon, Kodak, Dell, Epson, HP Hewlett
Packard, Kyocera, Lexmark, Minolta, Okidata, Panasonic, Pitney Bowes, Ricoh,
Samsung, Sharp, Toshiba, Xerox, Konica, Lanier, Mita, I.B.M., Olivetti, N.C.R.,
Fujitsu and others have responded when their money making secrets were
exposed. As calmly as he could, over six
years ago, the founder and owner of NDITC wrote his first book-white paper
“Billion Dollar Ink” that started to short circuit the industry. As some of the
industry secrets of the inkjet and laser toner printer cartridge global
business dangled in the public domain helplessly the industry was flung violently
by the consumer response of their American customers.
The
book-white paper “Billion Dollar Ink” even with hoping and praying wouldn’t go
away and is still updated every year by NDITC New Deal Ink and Toner Company.
Frantically
the copier, printer and fax inkjet and laser toner printer cartridge makers
tried to explain why they charged so much for little drops of ink inside their
cartridges. They also tried to explain
the harsh communist slave-type labor working conditions of their foreign
factories. They attempted to explain the
how and why of hundreds of thousands of new jobs created and not one of them
inside the United States and it has been described as a living death for their
images around the world.
One
of the big secrets revealed is that you can refill any inkjet or laser toner
printer, copier or fax cartridges and small business owners jumped on the
chance. The O.E.M.’s fought back and
they fight hard and for keeps. The
O.E.M.’s have invented and patented “killer chips” electronic devices and
install them inside their printer, copier and fax cartridges that prevent them
from being refilled. Their hundreds of lawyers went after compatible (twins)
cartridge makers and cartridge parts makers around the world. If the O.E.M.
even thought that you infringed on one of their thousands of patents legal
notices and letters were mailed and then another shoe dropped.
The
environment movement realized that millions and millions of chemical filled
inkjet and toner printer cartridges considered old and used were filling up
garbage dumps around the world. These toxic little devils filled up the trash
cans at the office and at home and they ended up on the garbage truck on trash
day. Hundreds of millions of copier, fax
and printer cartridges were discarded every year and the “green movement”
demanded a solution that could save the planet.
The
newspapers around the world were writing about the inkjet and laser toner
printer cartridge industry scandal and their despicable pricing for tiny drops
of ink, environment damage caused by the used and so-called empty cartridges,
their communist factories full of human beings treated like slaves, their
cartridges indicating empty when in fact that they were not and the lists went
on and on.
This
consumer based curiosity turned into outrage and to the amazement of the
O.E.M’s and their supply chain retail partners their customers moved away from
the big box stores and started using the small mom-and-pop refilling stores
that sprang up all over the United States.
This frightful experience just created more tension and the O.E.M.’s
Original Equipment Manufacturers of inkjet and laser toner copier, fax and
printer cartridges went all out to destroy the new and exciting refilling
industry.
They
knew their vault of money making secrets was now open and they discovered that
millions of their cartridges were seemingly stuck in warehouses, distribution
centers and fulfillment centers around the world as unsold. Major supply chain retailers had hooked their
profit wagons to the multi-billion dollar computer printer, office copier and
fax machine revenues because the inkjet and laser toner printer cartridges were
their top revenue and top profit creators.
It is estimated that the inkjet and laser toner printer cartridge
business remains the only reason that some major office supply retailers are
still in business today. The profit
margins concerning cartridges are obscene and they are sold by the millions
every week inside the United States. Not
all of the compatible cartridge makers escaped the rage and fury of the O.E.M.
lawyers and their routine business enterprise turned into a global legal
battle. Lexmark even repackaged their
inkjet and toner printer cartridges and imprinted a legally binding contract on
the exterior packaging. The contract was
simple and frightful at the same time; if you open and use this Lexmark
cartridge you will not refill it but, send it back to Lexmark. The battle raged all the way to the Supreme
Court of the United states as the O.E.M.’s giants Apple, Brother, Canon, Kodak,
Dell, Epson, HP Hewlett Packard, Kyocera, Lexmark, Minolta, Okidata, Panasonic,
Pitney Bowes, Ricoh, Samsung, Sharp, Toshiba, Xerox, Konica, Lanier, Mita,
I.B.M., Olivetti, N.C.R., Fujitsu and their supply chain retail partners had to
find a way to protect the billions in profits and keep the small business
planners from reaping the rewards of the refill refilling industry. The O.E.M.
catastrophe could not be stopped and printer cartridge revenue moved away from
the big box retailers like Staples Inc., Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Office Depot,
Office Max, Quill, Costco, Target, Amazon and others into the cash register
drawers of the refill refilling mom-and-pop stores sprouting up in every little
town, village and big city. As the big
box retailer revenues continued to fall their profits sank and working secretly
at first came up with another great idea to kill off the small business
cartridge refillers.
With
the help of the O.E.M.’s the retailers would turn on a salvage program called
recycling and lend a hand in saving the planet.
They would use tens of millions of consumer dollars and try their best
to buy up all the used cartridges in the world.
The green recycling scheme has become mysterious in motive because most
consumers thought the cartridges would be brought back to full life through a
proven re-manufacturing process that would save them money. The O.E.M.’s with the help of global big box
retailers planned to destroy the cartridge and grind them up in communist China
which would continue to force the consumer to pay sky high prices while at the
same time crush the refill industry and destroy it completely. No one really
knows how many mom-and-pop refilling unmarked business graves was the result
but it is suggested that their green conspiracy bankrupted thousands of small
businesses which was their exact intention.
With
pincer-like claws the O.E.M. printer, copier and fax machine cartridge makers
and their supply chain retail “green” partners put the squeeze on the consumer
and the high prices have been maintained in the global consumer markets.
Everything
is drop-shipped for you. You have no
merchandise to carry and you won't need to tie up any of your cash money. This complete and ready to go inkjet and
toner printer copier fax cash register cartridge business is just perfect for
the beginner in business.
John
was very pleased with the inkjet and toner cartridge business because it could
be run right out of his home office and he already owned most everything he
needed. John reasoned that the inkjet
and toner cartridge refill refilling business was a fantastic money maker
because he had done his own local research as recommended by the business plan
makers.
The
plan stated that you could start your own home based inkjet and toner printer
copier fax and cash register cartridge business and with a very minimum amount
of cash start earning money. In fact,
one of the plans offered was only $39.95 and it was on sale for only twenty
five bucks.
The
plans were designed so that the average guy or gal could start small in their
spare time (part-time) and allow the profitable business to mushroom into
something much larger (full-time) and even more profitable. John learned about all five small business
inkjet and toner cartridge plans and decided on one of the larger plans. John decided he wanted to start his cartridge
business and truly wanted to cash in on this fabulous inkjet and toner
cartridge business. John knew he was a
new comer in business but the plans were well respected and the free sample
plan already helped him learn and earn at the same time.
John
found out that the old-fashioned mail order business wasn't dead at all but it
had changed forms. The internet allowed
the old fashioned mail order business to gain new ground and make millionaires
every day. He had noticed that very few
catalogs are received by U.S. Mail any longer because that distribution had
been taken over by the internet. There
was no SEARS catalog and there wasn't going to be one next year.
Like
so many other beginners within the inkjet and toner cartridge business he was
enterprising but didn't have a lot of cash money to start his business. John had been on unemployment for a while and
the past due bills were starting to plague him as there was no new job in
sight. He owned his home but had to sell
his boat and his wife wouldn't be driving a Cadillac next time around. John had worked his way up in the company
from a supervisor to a manager but his employer was having a rough time during
the recession. John received his lay-off
pink slip about four months ago so spending a lot of money would never be part
of the plan.
John
found out about NDITC by doing a Google Search and started reading the many
articles about the inkjet and tonercartridge business. He found out that millions of dollars are
spent every year right inside his own small town. He knew he was a beginner but he truly
thought that he had found the ideal home based small business idea.
Inkjet
and Toner printer cartridges enjoyed a very large market and the business
segment was growing and growing. The
expected profit margins were really good when he discovered that you could buy
a brand new factory compatible inkjet cartridge for less than one dollar and
sells for twenty five dollars. He wrote
down what he liked about the NDITC plans and their projected outcomes;
1.
Perfect mail order business.
2.
Everything can be drop-shipped.
3.
No inventory required.
4.
Large market and growing.
5.
Offers up a great profit margin.
6.
Just the thing for repeat sales.
7.
Could purchase in small quantities.
8.
Factory cartridge warranties and guarantees.
9.
Internet based.
10.
100% ownership of the business.
John
followed the free plan NDITC 1302-1776 instructions and did a lot of research online
and he even went to all the local stores. We would suggest that you follow
John's lead and complete your own research before you buy any of the NDITC New
Deal Ink and Toner small business inkjet and toner cartridge business
plans. You'll feel better just like John
did before he completed the NDITC paperwork and sent in his plan payment.
Visit
these web sites and search inkjet cartridge prices.
Search
the retail inkjet price for;
BROTHER
inkjet cartridge Brother LC61 Black Ink Cartridge
http://www.Staples.com
http://www.OfficeMax.com
http://www.OfficeDepot.com
http://www.Walmart.com
http://www.Bestbuy.com
John
kept up the research and visited all the web based cartridge outlets like
http://www.Staples.com and
http://www.OfficeMax.com and started comparing the retail prices with
the projected wholesale prices.
He
search the sites for a BROTHER inkjet cartridge Brother LC61 Black Ink
Cartridge and noticed that Office Max charged$24.99 each.
He
would do the exact same search on the Staples web site and they charged $23.29
for the Brother LC61 Black Ink Cartridge.
John
continued with http://www.OfficeDepot.com and found out that the Brother LC61
Black Ink Cartridge retailed atOffice Depot for $26.99 each.
He
even went to http://www.Walmart.com and discovered that Wal-Mart charged $24.44
retail. He discovered like many others
that the Best Buy online price at http://www.Bestbuy.com $23.99 which really
wasn't the best buy price on the internet.
The
more John looked the more he liked the NDITC inkjet and toner printer cartridge
business plans;
Retail
Prices BROTHER inkjet cartridge Brother LC61 Black Ink Cartridge
Staples $23.29
Office
Max $24.99
Office
Depot $26.99
Wal-Mart $24.44
Best
Buy $23.99
John
quickly noticed that all the major retailers essentially charge the same retail
prices for inkjet cartridges, regardless of the brands.
John
also knew that he could buy a factory direct inkjet printer cartridge, Brother
LC61 Black for one dollar wholesale, yes $1.00 each.
The
complete surprise was total. How in the
world could all the big box retailers charge $23.00 to $27.00 for this one
little cartridge that John could buy from the factory for $1.00 each?
John
would open his profitable inkjet and toner cartridge business.
Inkjet
Toner Printer Cartridge Refilling Business, without refilling machines, without
franchise fees or complicated contracts.
It's called the New Deal Ink and Toner Company and you can start your
own inkjet toner cartridge business in a matter of days.
You
can start marketing brand name inkjet and toner printer copier and fax
cartridges to dozens if not hundreds of local business owners. NDITC lets you start your own inkjet and
toner printer copier fax cartridge dealership business in a matter of a few
days.
The
NDITC small business plans never charges you any royalty fees and you never
have to buy or lease expensive cartridge refill machines. The NDITC success-laden home business plans
are used all across North America and NDITC is the leader in cartridge
consulting.
You
receive direct access to real inkjet and laser toner cartridge factories that
give you the ability to purchase factory direct inkjet and toner
cartridges. Join the closely knit chain
of dealerships and enjoy this money making opportunity for free.
Enjoy
your day
