As usual, you are all over the map.
Quote: (04-10-2013 11:26 AM)WestCoast Wrote:
For fun G since we won't even need to do much math.
1. The game sold over 300K copies at $28 a pop royalties in near 10-15%. That corp is set up as a tax shelter so max tax on that is 10%. Run that number that's only hard copies already at mil
Mystery didn't write that. Strauss did. Wipe that one off.
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2. TV show failure at two sets is another 1-200K
Doubt that. Sounds very high. Link for proof?
Or more pedestalizing?
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3. If you run eCopies of books we can at least assume half of e copies relative to hard copies were sold (this is an incredibly low estimate) that's another 2-300K
Did he? Or are you just assuming again?
Still star struck?
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4. Look at all the blogs back circa 2005 all of those ads + click through (they were running a scam back then because if you clicked on it it flipped you to a sales page, however if you were google monitoring it the ads would flip to the real link, those being in $1 a click easy (god knows how many clicks he got from 2005-2010, undoubtedly a scary number
This is just false.
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5. Layer in his own book on mystery method couldn't track down sales number lets assume it blew and only sold 10K copies with all his fame attached (that's straight profit as well, aforementioned tax shelter)
Ah. No proof again.
And this is inaccurate. It is not "straight profit".
Many guys pay affiliates 50-80%.
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6. Now lets layer in all cash made on YouTube... I could go on and on and on...
Yeah, lets "layer it in".
How much?
So, basically you proved nothing let alone the guy is "worth millions".
You didn't account for any of his expenses either. Not to mention this is over a 15 year period. Doesn't seem like a lot of money, let alone a guy who you say is "worth millions".
I expected more from a so called "financial guy" on here.
The only thing you proved is you might be in love with the guy. That I won't take away from you.
I am hard pressed to think of another post on here riddled with so many errors and inaccuracies.
Your right. "Pure embarrassment."