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Why Mexico of all places? 

John C.

Why not, it is a cool place and we love it. Also the company we are associated with, a billion dollar US company, reckons that their next market to break into is Latin America then SE Asia.

John & Andrea

Welcome on board to this site and a very nice intro.

You can find more information and people who can offer you help at the Mexico forum. You can find the forum on the main page with al those nice flags.

Good luck!!!

johnrmoverley wrote:

John C.

Why not, it is a cool place and we love it. Also the company we are associated with, a billion dollar US company, reckons that their next market to break into is Latin America then SE Asia.

John & Andrea

Hi John (& Andrea),

1). I wonder which billion dollar company deals with empty pockets entrepreneurs who cannot afford to pay for regular WANTED ads in the media and have to resort to babbling free advertising in forums?

2). I also wonder why companies the size of Microsoft and Google do not add such entrepreneurs to their roster?

3). I also wonder how fantastic your new opportunity could be when all the present fantastic companies used the more classical success route of hard and closed-circuit work to reach the pedestal where they are today.

4). You came here three weeks later walking on the beaten track.
To see what I mean, read the abandoned ‘Mexican Expansion‘ thread at
/forum/viewtopic.php?id=336317

You may take my words anyway you wish, but to me, all this was from one John to another John Â… 
Ciao!

Hmmmmm

Carlos Slim, the or one of the richest men in the world, said:

"There is no better investment than to promote Latin American development. Americans should realize this fact, not to be good Samaritans, but for business reasons"

So, now I am confused.............. 

Sander van Houdt wrote:

Hmmmmm

Carlos Slim, the or one of the richest men in the world, said:

"There is no better investment than to promote Latin American development. Americans should realize this fact, not to be good Samaritans, but for business reasons"

So, now I am confused.............. 

Hi Sander,
Take a break until the confusion goes away ...

Keep in mind that a fantastic opportunity CANNOT come to your e-mail.
It goes only to financiers, not to guys with starry eyes and dollar signs dancing on their eyelids ... 

Sander,

Thanks for your comment. Carlos is a very wealthy man and, up until recently had a virtual monopoly on the Telephonic industry, in Latin America. That appears to be about to change, thereby opening up the marketplace to competition. For ourselves we are well aware that good Samaritans do not necessarily increase their personal wealth status, however, we firmly believe, that, in business, sometimes by helping someone else, one helps oneself and that is the philosophy we care to adopt.

Until such time as you are able to have a conversation regarding this opportunity, good for your or bad for you, then it is a little difficult to make a judgement, so we would love to continue the conversation with you.

Our friend John C obviously has some very strong views on this and..... I would be the first to agree with his statement...........Don't spend the money ... or the money will spend you!

However, you need to be true to yourself and judge for yourself. If it's not for you, fair dinkum, lets just converse

Warm Regards

John & Andrea

Dear John and Andrea,

Fair dinkum is Aussie slang........ 

I firmly believe in a number of business "laws", proven by the successful. And mind you, one is successful when they have achieved their own goals....... 

One of the "laws" being: "Be driven by passion, not money"

However, I think that good knowledge of the Spanish language is essential, because you have to be able to read between the lines.......


And what about my saying: Own the money, do not let the money own you!

Sander van Houdt wrote:

Dear John and Andrea,

Fair dinkum is Aussie slang........ 

I firmly believe in a number of business "laws", proven by the successful. And mind you, one is successful when they have achieved their own goals....... 

One of the "laws" being: "Be driven by passion, not money"

However, I think that good knowledge of the Spanish language is essential, because you have to be able to read between the lines.......


And what about my saying: Own the money, do not let the money own you!

Hi Sander,

Deregulation means, among other things, that investors can now go to Mexico with US$100M (or more) and start (cell)-phone companies.
Deregulation also means that vagrants who are cowboys who lost their farm are now ready to milk other people's cows grazing unguardedly by the roadside ... 

You cannot be the investor, so you are left with choosing to be the 'vagrant' or the 'cow'.