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3 Replies Last post: Jul 3, 2008 2:48 PM by jabes.

Offering high yield with a 5 year exit

May 20, 2009 5:38 AM

Click to view illusionaries's profile Authority illusionaries 7 posts since
Apr 16, 2009
Our Business Plan intends to explain ripe prospects for our theater operation by estimating start-up and on-going costs, identifying revenue steams, and forecasting net cash flows and profits. Equally important, the
Plan outlines how our company is uniquely situated to meet the challenges involved through
diversified operations of the company.

We present high energy productions of our own, plus rent out stage time to 3 other productons. We provide low cost high value entertainment in one of America's most easily driven to resorts ( a key to success in this economy). Our projected net profit margin is constantly above 20% and we may reach $10 mil in sales within the next two years.

We are seeking investment capital and offering preferred stock at $100 with a 20% APR over five years.

Inquire at rossetti@illusionaries.com
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1. Re: Offering high yield with a 5 year exit May 20, 2009 7:36 AM
in response to: illusionaries
Offering high yield, Welcome Winfield

Would like to read your Business Plan

Good luck, LUCKIEST at " pdeig@juno.com "
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Click to view Bridge's profile Mogul Bridge 364 posts since
Jun 3, 2008
2. Re: Offering high yield with a 5 year exit May 21, 2009 9:32 AM
in response to: illusionaries
How are you calculating the 20% APR?

Do you plan to make dividend payments?
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Click to view phanio's profile Mogul phanio 483 posts since
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3. Re: Offering high yield with a 5 year exit May 21, 2009 9:38 AM
in response to: illusionaries
What is the minimum buy in? Do you have a prospectus? $10MM in two years is quite a task.

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Apr 16, 2009
4. Re: Offering high yield with a 5 year exit May 21, 2009 8:57 PM
in response to: illusionaries
Our projections with multiple services and productions is conservative forl our revenue stream, while our expenses are generally the same year after year excluding desired upgrades and expansion.

Investors recieve a dividend of 20%APR with a paydown on stock for an exit in 5 years.

Minimum buy is $10,000 or 100 shares.

We have a business plan for review and would be delighted to present to serious investors.

Email: rossetti@illusionaries.com
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Click to view Bridge's profile Mogul Bridge 364 posts since
Jun 3, 2008
5. Re: Offering high yield with a 5 year exit May 21, 2009 9:25 PM
in response to: illusionaries
What do you mean a paydown on stock?
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Click to view alfredbuba's profile Professional alfredbuba 1 posts since
May 20, 2009
6. Re: Offering high yield with a 5 year exit May 22, 2009 12:15 AM
in response to: illusionaries
send your business plan to alfredbuba@gmail.com for consideration
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Click to view DeanMalibu's profile Mogul DeanMalibu 61 posts since
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7. Re: Offering high yield with a 5 year exit May 23, 2009 9:12 AM
in response to: illusionaries
are you the same group that travelled to Russia??? Or did you recently purchase.... company??? I know your numbers are very good, I actually have a lot of knowledge about your area & industry....lookss like a good deal. The only thing that bothers me is who are you personally?? Have you owned this company for years, or is this a recent acquisition?
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Click to view DeanMalibu's profile Mogul DeanMalibu 61 posts since
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8. Re: Offering high yield with a 5 year exit May 23, 2009 9:14 AM
in response to: DeanMalibu
By the way, a great many people do not exit strategys, they are a sign of weakness!
Almost as bad as NDA's.
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