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Your
mission, should you choose to accept it, is to offer to sell silver (at a
small profit to you of at least $1/oz. over your replacement cost) in
the next week to someone you know. (And if you don't know your
replacement cost, then charge them more, appropriately.)
Your goal
is not to sell silver. Your goal is merely to offer it.
Your goal
is not to convince someone to buy silver. Your goal is to let them know
you have some silver, and will sell some of it to them, if they want it.
That's an offer.
Your only
argument should be to tell them, "If you want to protect any savings
from inflation, I have silver for sale." (Because you know where to get
more.)
Don't
reveal your sources. Don't launch into a barrage of 30 reasons why they
need silver. Just be there to answer questions if they have them, and
they will, and you will be surpriseed that you know how to answer, and that
they will be interested enough to ask you. But keep your answers short
and to the point. Let them ask more questions; which they will have,
too.
That's
it. Oh, and report back to me how it went. I'd love to hear it,
and post your experiences.
Most
won't buy. That's ok. Maybe not one in 100 will buy. Some
will buy. Most will need to think it over. Most will come back
later, when inflation gets worse, when they get desperate, after they see
silver rise to $20/oz. or higher. And that will be good for you.
You will automatically tend to sell more at the top. To those who will
naturally be more desperate and more in need.
You will
be laying the groundwork for your future profits.
You will
gain valuable business experience.
You will
increase your communication skills.
You will
increase your pursuasiveness skills.
You will
increase your negotiation skills.
You will
increase your marketing skills.
You will
increase your networking skills.
You will
learn to sell at the ask, and buy at the bid.
All
valuable business skills. If the world is to return to using silver as
money, those who hold silver will need the valuable business skills.
The best
part about offering silver now is that silver is cheap now. They will
remember your offer, and they will really be helped by it.
Good
sources for silver:
Jason
Hommel
www.find-your-local-coin-shop.com
www.silverstockreport.com
www.miningpedia.com
www.bibleprophesy.org
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