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End of JVS?

vortex14

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#61
why are you guys beating this thread to death ? Many of us have made comments, we all understand at this point. Just move it along if you don't like it... The owner isn't going to change his model because you think you're smarter and know more :rolleyes: And to the comment above, I haven't seen $50 house fee in about 10 years, if you care to elaborate I'm sure many would appreciate.
Agree lets just move on....
 

Jay Smoove

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#62
i really didnt want to chime in, and i know very little about his business model, but why not just rent a 3 bedroom apartment and run your business out of there? Im sure there are landlords who would turn the other way for cold hard cash over market value every month.
Seems like all the fast houses across bronx and queens are operating like that. No store front. And you can have as many people coming in/out of a residential apartment building and it wont look suspicions
 

MongerTooMuch

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#65
660 Franklin was a great place, it's where I started and got hooked into this world. Tony who ran it WAY back in the day was a great guy.... Sadly, he passed a very long time ago. Today 660 is a live poultry shop that sells chickens :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 

OPININIONGUY

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#66
660 Franklin was a great place, it's where I started and got hooked into this world. Tony who ran it WAY back in the day was a great guy.... Sadly, he passed a very long time ago. Today 660 is a live poultry shop that sells chickens :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
We used to have meet and greets and party's. Bruce and Clave from BGFE were great friends.
 

OPININIONGUY

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660 Franklin was a great place, it's where I started and got hooked into this world. Tony who ran it WAY back in the day was a great guy.... Sadly, he passed a very long time ago. Today 660 is a live poultry shop that sells chickens :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
Tony was gone when I got there. Sal taught me the basics. He died recently. One of my best friends. I miss him
 

OPININIONGUY

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Your entire logic is flawed, all around.

Since you want everybody to cover your expenses, how about we just profit share? Lol. Take the customers money, cover the expenses, and split the shares up with what is left among the participants....THEN, it makes sense to expect customers to cover the legal fees. See how stupid that sounds.

But you have spent more time trying to pass the burden of responsibility than run the business that had you flush with 40K to rebuild in the first place. And now, here you are, still pretending that the 40 minute relocation is somehow restricting your business more than the moat and walls you have built around the operation. All because, you still believe in your heart, that your customers were the reason you got hit instead of understanding that will happen to everybody who participates in this business long enough. Meanwhile, hundreds and thousands of reviews are posted up all over the web, and these places still function....

You see how your math doesn't add up?
My business is down because I will not take anyone who could get the girls in trouble. NEW CUSTOMERS I CAN NOT VERIFY. I have turned down over 500 potential in the last 2 years. I will not jepordise the girls getting a free trip from the
 

OPININIONGUY

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#69
Your entire logic is flawed, all around.

Since you want everybody to cover your expenses, how about we just profit share? Lol. Take the customers money, cover the expenses, and split the shares up with what is left among the participants....THEN, it makes sense to expect customers to cover the legal fees. See how stupid that sounds.

But you have spent more time trying to pass the burden of responsibility than run the business that had you flush with 40K to rebuild in the first place. And now, here you are, still pretending that the 40 minute relocation is somehow restricting your business more than the moat and walls you have built around the operation. All because, you still believe in your heart, that your customers were the reason you got hit instead of understanding that will happen to everybody who participates in this business long enough. Meanwhile, hundreds and thousands of reviews are posted up all over the web, and these places still function....

You see how your math doesn't add up?
I will not take any customer that I am not 100% sure will not get any of my workers inn trouble. I m not going to gamble with their lives to make a few bucks. Next time I have to pick up one of them at the POPO station You can come with me. See them crying and go back and forth to court for 6 months waiting to see if they will b outed to the community or deported. I have turned down over 500 customers in 2 yeras because I did not know who they are. And yes moving 40 to 50 minutes from a place I was for 10 years has lost me 50 to 100 customers a month. I m not selling ice cream or hot dogs. as for the 1000s of reviews ask those 8 places in Edison that got closed down in Edison How that worked for them
 

MongerTooMuch

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#70
Tony was gone when I got there. Sal taught me the basics. He died recently. One of my best friends. I miss him
Sal was a good guy, I knew him from way back in the day when cell phones were a new thing. I sold phones to him, Tony, and many others, that's how I met all those guys, that was my biz at the time... . I went to some of those "parties" - some great memories ! I was in touch with Sal for many years until present day, always talking biz and how to make $$ with the website, Knew he had some health issues prior and was sad to learn of his his passing. sorry for your loss @OPININIONGUY
 
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