@Steve Vaughan has been talking about how he is re balancing his portfolio and going over to the dark side  IE pay stuff off live with the extra cash flow and get rid of those pesky loans that have burdensome loan covenants. 

I'm sure your experience is the same.Here's a site where you can buy liquidated stationery.http://www.marketwest.net/Obviously, shipping would partially negate any savings, so Google for "office supply liquidators" to see if you can find one in your area.

You do have to pay shipping on top of that unless you have some deal.I actually am going to be starting my stuff with cards I got there.Back when they used to give away a lot of free stuff I designed a card and whenever I bought other stuff and got over a free shipping threshold I would order as many free items as I could and acquired about 8,000 postcards for free.Since all I need is to address them and get postage I think I just need to get off my duff and mail some!

Its the Real Deal I'm in it and its a lot more than just a mentor ship.

I used to go to school with the son of a famous Greek shipping tycoon, crazy rich, net worth up in the hundreds of millions.

Assigning contracts goes far back in history, merchants assigned contracts to take delivery of goods shipped without holding title to the goods.

I think in order to stop this ship from sinking is to bite the bullet and let it crash however since no one is brave enough the bubble will be worse and the crash will be a lot worse.

I need to list scam programs that sell mentor ship?

Hi all, I am in the process of building a self storage facility using shipping containers.

@Scott KroneI once came very close to purchasing a storage facility in Colorado Springs that was made up of all shipping containers that he purchased for $750 each from a merchant shipping company.