If I were a "Ninja For Hire" How would I go about obtaining Contracts?
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Have a look in the yellow pages under:\n\nNinja Contracts\nNinja Hire    etc......\n\nPhone a few numbers and ask them.
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Maybe try www.elance.com.  They have a listing of people who do contract work.
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Can I work for you?  I hope so, because I can't wait to sue you into the ground.  Without a contract, you open the door to everything and anything someone can dream up.  You're taking an obscene risk not using an employment contract.  Without a contract, it's totally he said-she said, and you have no defense if some claim arises against you.  Contracts aren't "fussy", they simply state the expectations of each party.  They are meant to ensure everyone understands what is required of them.\n\nAnd if someone won't sign a contract with you (assuming it's a reasonable contract), then you don't want them working for you anyway.
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There should be an economic crime unit in your county or state, where they investigate white-collar crime.  The easiest thing you can do is to get a form from them stipulating the breach of contract.  Then just mail via certified mail to their address.
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Report them to the BBB and if they had a license get the number of their license and report to the group or industry that gave it to them, document everything, copies of checks, document the entire process who promised what (produce any contract you signed), who did what (copy checks and invoices, proposals etc...)  \n\nContact an attorney if you need further legal advice.
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Get a few jobs and maybe say I will blow up something but to do this I need money. e.g A guy did this with his G4 to get a G5 and he got 5'000.
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Office supply stores will carry examples of construction contracts.  You may also want to contact you local state licensing agency for contractors for further information pertaining to what your state requires.
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1.  First you should choose which type of ninja you want to be. You can also just choose the elements of both that you like.\n2. The first ninja described is the tactical and physically adept ninja, masters of infiltration, combat and stealth.\n3. To become on of these you need to learn to become "invisible" to those around you, learn to move silently, hide, and become a master of infiltration.\n4. To become the ninja mentioned above you should: take a ninjutsu class (so as to master the martial arts that many ninjas praticed), learn to climb, hide and move silently. Learn the concepts of light, shadow, colors and camoflague. This will take a while.\n5. To become the social ninja you need to be capable of manipulate people to do your will all while seeming convicing and confident.\n6. This type of ninja isn't stealthy but s/he is subtle. S/he knows how to lie, negotiate and find any information they might need from a person. To obtain this skill set you need to practice often to master your skills, but not too much so that people will realize your deceptive nature.\n7. It is best to blend both types into one that suits you best, most ninja developed assets which did alot of their spying for them.\n8. Once all this is complete it's probably safe to say your a ninja, although you might not want people to know that. \n\n* Don't lie extravagantly even if your good someone will eventually see through your lie.\n* Some ninjutsu classes focus on martial arts and skills needed to infiltrate! \n\n* This is a long and tedious process.\n* Lying is illegal in some cases, as is infiltrating.\n* Do not break any laws or do anything illegal!
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go to your local contractor and ask
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Interestingly...you can start with PR.  Many local papers have a section in the busines paper about people on the move, or new businesses, etc.  Then network network network.  You need to maintain your contacts in the media (critical) to your success.  There are a number of small marketing firms that do not have a PR person on staff so you could probably freelance with them.  You will need to do a little research to see how much you can charge.  If you are pretty good at it, perhaps you have a flat rate plus any hours.  Or you bid everything based on an hourly rate (what is that rate???)
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I'm sure it's possible.  I have no idea what's involved except the need to have lots of money.  And I'd think you'd risk talking to an FBI agent before you'd actually find a real mercenary.  In other words, give up the idea.  It's illegal.  You'll get caught.
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Best scenario would be to consult with a legal professional on what's appropriate for your business needs.\nBut you can look at some legal docs online you might find useful... Just make sure you both agree to the terms.\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2006-20,GGLG:en&q=legal+document+contract
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first u have to start small u cantg just walk into a contract qwith them see if there is a local fighting group. or MMA association and get involved there its take a lot to make the UFC i have a friend that is a class under there and i've seen what he goes through.
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I would use a Portractor. You can see more interesting ways (using ur thumb) in the below link\n\nedited.. sikadeliz.. its not contractor .. ahhaha!
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I will hire you, you should join home based online business, sign up for free: http://www.mach90.com?achilez then upgrade
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Log on to\nhttp://www.getafreelancer.com\n\nand register yourself
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Congratulations on finding an opportunity and having the intelligence on seizing such.\n\nHere is what I can help you with:\n\n1. When negotiating your lease, To cut down on your start us expenses ask them pay for all of the improvements needed in exchange for a share of the net proceeds for a specified time, say "In exchange for all of the leasehold improvements needed I will give you 25% of my net profits for the first 4 years" This will save you huge in the long run.\n\n2. Buy your equipment cheap, buy used equipment, try Craigslist, eBay, restaurant auctions; there you can buy all your equipment for 10 cents on the dollar.\n\n3. Do surveys of the gyms to see what would sell the best in each gym, do not be afraid to go out and meet the patrons of the gym, make it personal, say "Hi, my name is _____ and I am planning on opening a snack bar here very soon and I would really like your input on what you think would sell well, what would you buy?" After they give you there input, give them a coupon for a free item, or a discount redeemable the first month you are open. This will get them talking to there friends and they will also no you when you open and will be more interested in buying when you open.\n\n4. As for opening them, I would start with just one, to see if it will do well, don’t blow all $10k with this one though, and keep it conservative. Get your vendors to pitch in on the equipment such as beverage coolers. If your first one is successful start your next. Start with the gym that you think has the highest potential and will be most successful.\n\n5. This will really put a strain in your time, dedicate as much of your spare time as possible to this, try to cut down on your labor cost by working it yourself. The next best thing to your own free labor is hiring the most attractive females possible to work the counter. Think I am kidding? Go to most busy espresso carts and you will find them.\n\nThis is all I can think of for now, if you have any other question please do not hesitate to send me an email for further inquiry, jcattin@comcast.net\n\nGood luck!