The only thing I could think of is that they could refuse to issue you a card unless you get your photo taken, and then subsequently refuse to allow you admittance to any common areas (i.e. pool, club house, etc) where the cards are required for admission.

Nope, I want to build a solid business based on repeatable systems and processes that allows me to make a lot of money while doing very little work and causing me very little frustration.You admit that your way causes you a life that's "full of frustration"...As long as the OP understands that my way is meant to reduce frustration and your way creates it (by your own admission), it's completely up to him which way to go.People have every right to bang their heads against the wall if they want to.

Our markets are running on foreign investments by Bernanke's own admission in the last congressional oversight committee.

How about this:If you register for this event and pay your admission fee, get to the event, and any one of the number of speakers tries to pitch you any product or service at the back of the room during their presentation, I will personally write you a check for your adimmission refund.

I never use printer paper, I use yellow essay paper that I would buy in packs of 500 on Amazon.

They don't want to be sold either so post cards and fliers are another no no.Also, don't write a 1,000 word essay about how great you are and how you can help them.

The meeting is just the cost of admission to the place, which is like $2 if you only want a drink, or $10 if you want to eat.

The taxes here aren't good for anyone but it's the price of admission.

Which helped me in my RE ventures, and I think is worth the price of admission.

They also have roundtable discussions every night for several hours which can be worth the price of admission in and of itself, the speakers or someone that is a expert in an area heads each table and you basically sit around and have a conversation about certain topics and can ask the table head or anyone else there whatever you want.