| Comment Number: | 522418-09101 |
| Received: | 7/13/2006 10:31:21 PM |
| Organization: | Xango |
| Commenter: | Brian Schulte |
| State: | AZ |
| Subject: | Business Opportunity Rule |
| Title: | Notice of Proposed Rulemaking |
| CFR Citation: | 16 CFR Part 437 |
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Comments:
I have owned several costly regular businesses. Also I have owned several networking businesses. This is the 1st business that I have been succesful in. The new laws you propose are similar to gun control laws. Only the crooks (which infers those evil business people that do not obey the law anyway) will be able to do business the 1st day. Then legitimate business people like myself would need to wait around to start a business for $35.00. How ludicrous!!!! I can sign up for Costco or Sam's club in 1 day for about the same price OR MORE!!!! We attempt to train people who will listen to police themselves, then free will is available. If you truly understood our business, you would understand that: 1. We do not make a lot of money in the beginning of our business. 2. In order to make a lot of money, we must assist others whom want to make money also. 3. Most of us in the business would quit if the products did not work. 4. Some customers are looking for a product we have and want that product now (or do you want them to complain to you too?) Since I am newer in my business and not making much money yet, you should ask yourself why do you want to punish those just like him too? Freedom is also being able to make business mistakes which I have made. If you do not allow those wishing to invest $35.00 to go ahead, maybe you should not allow people to buy a tank of gas except once per week. Do you really think you are protecting anyone by this law? What you are doing is similar to giving people a bullet-proof bowtie...only protecting 1 tiny area of their lives. Most people are not affected by this business and of those that are, most of those would be positive. You may as well just hire 1 police officer to protect every American from themselves making any decisions that would "possibly" harm them and thereby stifling good creativity. There should really be laws that stop government organizations from making laws that stop good businesses. If you are really for the little people, just remember that I am 1 of them. Stop this "tea tax" or we shall have to throw you overboard. With love, B