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Leave me a Loan!
Rather than continually hitting up our audience for donations, like
wringing a sponge dry, we would much prefer to get a significant loan, to be
paid back, with benefits, when one or more of these exotic free energy
technologies finally comes out. Meanwhile, thanks for the donations.
Goal: Not only do we want to maintain our service,
but we would like to expand it, bringing in more players: vetting,
translators, editors, crowdfunding experts, topic experts, professional
services for fledgling inventors.
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While the view from the cliff's edge is
magnificent, continually walking on the edge can get exhausting. And when
we get perilously close for prolonged periods, it is also emotionally
draining.
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by Sterling
D. Allan
Pure Energy Systems News
As you who follow our news service will know, we've had our donation hat out continuously since December 16, with a "critical" image flashing. Our
audience has been wonderful to chip in the best they can, enabling us to keep
this service going.
Part of us getting to this critical point is my fault, because I thought
things were coming in soon, and that we would have a sufficient revenue stream
from the exotic FE technologies by now. So I neglected finding other items to
sell from our site, as the existing items gradually dropped in sales volume. It
takes time to hunt down and vet products to feature, then to build sales pages,
and I'm so busy every day just keeping up with the hottest developments.
(Job opportunity: By the way, if one of you would be interested in taking
on this task of finding items to feature in our store, work out the
vendor contracts, build the sales pages and images, and run the store, as
well as the advertising on the site, let me know. Mostly we just do
drop-shipping, not inventory. We could share in the revenue. With our 40,000
page views/day, we have a built-in, targeted audience, who would benefit from
the right choice of items, ranging from clean energy items, to emergency
preparedness. It would be good to have someone oriented and positioned in that
task prior to the really good stuff coming along, anyway.)
The problem is that the longer the donate hat is out, the less people are able
to help. The sponge is wrung dry. Most of those willing and able to help have
already done so. And, I would imagine that our audience gets tired of
continually being hit up for donations. Hence the play on words in the title:
"leave me alone!"
It would be nice if we could get a sponsor or two to provide a monthly
stipend. In exchange we could offer advertising space, or a piece of the action
when one or more of the exotic FE techs finally emerge.
Loaner?
But the thing that puzzles me the most is why we don't get people helping out in
the form of a loan.
In December, when I put out the hat to raise $12,300, the story was titled: PES Seeking Loan and Donations;
yet all but $2000 of that came in the form of donations. That speaks well of our
audience when it comes to chipping in for donations, but it puts a big question
mark about why those with more money don't step forward to loan.
About the only thing that makes sense to me is that the more money people have,
the more they tend to get caught up in pride, and the less they are willing to
be associated in any way (other than privately keeping an eye on it) with
"maverick" technologies that receive ridicule. The last thing a
prideful person wants is to be ridiculed. Hence, for the most part, our support
comes from the meek, who are barely getting by themselves. These humble warriors
for good don't care if they are called names by their peers. They don't
mind that such stances turn them into "loners", because to them, the
higher good is worth the price of their lost vanity. The future of humanity is
at stake, and they are willing to take these risks. The new, more enlightened,
beautiful, peaceful world that is our destiny will be thanks to this remnant.
Hence, the meek inherit the earth. The low will be made high, and the high made
low.
We Prefer Loans Over Donations
I am certain that not just one but several of these exotic
free energy technologies are going to be materializing, hopefully sooner
than later. Perhaps the reason they don't come sooner than they have is because
our civilization is not yet ready for them, but that shift in consciousness is
increasing. The more evil the powers that be become, the more people awaken to
our awful situation and want to get involved in making a difference.
Rather than receive donations, we would prefer to receive loans that we can pay
back with a good return as these exotic free energy technologies finally emerge.
The larger the loan, the more we'll be able to facilitate the awakening and
awareness of these alternatives, thus speeding their arrival.
The addict doesn't have to hit the wall before waking up and making the needed
changes to his life to return to being a useful human being. Our society is like
the addict. We're heading to total meltdown, but we don't have to. If there is
enough of an awakening, we can turn things around before losing everything. I am
a strong believer in the repentance clause of prophecy.
If we at PES can get a good-sized loan, then we won't need to be asking for
donations from our audience, and they will be able to use their spare cash to
support technologies of promise of their choice. They can vote with their
dollars in the various crowdfunding
petitions. I would much rather they do that than give us donations to keep
our news, directory and networking service going, though we certainly appreciate
their help when no loans have been forthcoming.
Special Appeal for Substantial Loans
Hence, the purpose of this article is to make a special appeal to people who
have a little more money, who can loan thousands of dollars, with my promise
that we will return that money with benefits as these exotic FE technologies
finally begin to emerge.
PES actually got its start as a corporation back in 2004 with a $10,000 loan.
Half of that went toward the Bedini
School Girl open source project, which hundreds of people have subsequently
replicated.
Here is a list of example projections of what could happen with certain loan
amounts. (You can offer a loan for amounts smaller than this as well.)
- $9,000 - could enable us to continue the present efforts for three
months without asking for donations.
- $36,000 - would probably be enough to enable us to continue the
present efforts for a year without asking for donations.
- $44,000 - could enable us to pay off our credit card debt and
remove the monthly service fees, which presently come to $767/month (we
would have access to the loaned amount via the credit card, with the
motivation to come up with new revenue methods to prevent using the card)
- $100,000 - could enable us to start expanding to one or more of the
many supplemental functions, such as vetting,
translators, editors, crowdfunding experts, topic experts, professional
services for fledgling inventors.
- $500,000 - could enable us to begin tackling all of the
supplemental functions just mentioned
- $1,000,000 - could enable us to properly tackle all of the
supplemental functions.
- $2,000,000 - in addition to tackling the supplemental functions,
this could also give us some funds to help out the most promising
technologies as vetted by our team of scientist consultants, thus speeding
their arrival.
When inquiring
about or offering to provide a loan, please indicate what your preferences are,
addressing such things as:
- Payback terms and timing (we would prefer to postpone paying until revenue
is coming in from an exotic FE technology that finally makes it to market)
- "Benefits" desired
- Being introduced to the inventors/groups for consideration for
licensing and other business opportunities
- Percentage return on loan
- Conditions/expectations for loan
- Continue as now
- Seek to find other revenue sources (sales, advertising) to meet our
expenses
- Pay off card debt and avoid using them henceforth
- Expand operation to include supplemental functions, such as vetting,
translators, editors, crowdfunding experts, topic experts, professional
services for fledgling inventors.
- Private or announced? Can be anonymous, if you prefer; though I prefer to
give credit/thanks publicly.
How Can We Pay Back?
It's true that in the near eleven years I've been at this exotic free energy
news, directory, and networking business, so far none of these exotic modalities
have made it to market. However, that doesn't mean it's never going to
happen.
This industry is getting ripe and ready for picking. To use the flight analogy,
we are like in the Kitty Hawk days. Things are flying around, but nothing is
commercial yet. And in our case, there isn't just one technology getting close,
there are several entire genres of exotic clean energy that are looking very
promising.
Being on the cutting edge of reporting on these developments puts us in favor
with many of the inventors and inventor teams. Not only are we a news and
directory service, but we provide networking, which benefits them.
Many of them have remarked to the effect, "My success will be your
success."
Here is a listing of some of the ways we can benefit financially when they
finally emerge.
- Finders fees for bringing investors to the table (this has to be
limited until one of us gets a broker license)
- Commissions from sales of their product from our websites
- Contracts with them to open source portions of their technology
(open license, in which commercial applications are expected to remit a
royalty, which we split with the inventor)
- Increased ad revenue from increased traffic that we will get when
one of these technologies finally emerges commercially or is fully
vindicated to mainstream satisfaction
- Sponsorship by them through advertising their company and product
on our sites
- Donations from them
We have existing understandings with many of the emerging companies along
these lines. And any one of the above methods is likely to be adequate to put us
in a position of being able to being paying back a loan.
Subscription Option
This past week, I put up a "subscriptions"
page:
- Featured:
PES
Network > News
/ Directory
>
Subscribe
to Free Energy News and Directory - Running our exotic
free energy news, directory and networking service is a labor of love
that requires support from our viewers. While we don't charge to
access our content, like some do, we're sure you perceive the value
this adds to your life and to our planet, so we are grateful if you
can subscribe, realizing it is a sacrifice for many of you as well. (FreeEnergyNews)
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So far, the response to that has been much less than adequate to cover our
survival expenses, hence this solicitation for sizeable loans and for donations.
Meanwhile, Thanks for the Donations
Until we get a substantial loan, we need to somehow make it, so any donations that
any of you can provide are greatly appreciated. Below is a synopsis of our
present status, so you can gauge the level of need. Click
here to donate. Note: PES is not a tax-free entity.
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Progress (thanks to all you who are helping)
Last updated: Thursday, March 28, 2013 07:13:54 PM
Mountain [GMT-7]
Mar. 3; Wayne S; US; $20
Mar. 3; Dewitt S; US; $35
Mar. 3; Samer A; US; $1 (monthly)
Mar. 4; Christopher W; UK; $50
Mar. 4; John S; US; $1 (monthly)
Mar. 4; Maria S; Canada; $5 (monthly)
Mar. 4; Thomas H; US; $1 (monthly)
Mar. 4; Edward S; US; $20
Mar. 5; Richard W; US; $77
Mar. 6; Emmanuel R; US; $5 (monthly)
Mar. 8; Sensa P; US; $50
Mar. 8; fema; US; $5 (monthly)
Mar. 9; Hal A; $1 (monthly)
Mar. 10; ERM; $10 (monthly)
Mar. 12; Craig B; $10 (monthly)
Mar. 12; Jacob V; $25 (monthly)
Mar. 12; Friedemann W; Germany; $20
Mar. 13; Fabrizio R; Switz; $200
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Subtotal: $511
(This subtotal commenced March 3, 2013)
Here I will give you an update on where things are at for us.
March 3, 2013
Our accounts are below $500. Sampling of shortly upcoming expenses we don't
yet have the funds to cover:
$1135 - accounting: pending bills for 2012
tax tabulations, expected to come in at $600 for annual bookkeeping and $535 for
the CPA.
$2000 - pay back loan from December
$1800 - other misc.
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See also
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Page composed by Sterling
D. Allan Aug. 24, 2010
Last updated March 28, 2013
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