New venture - So who can you trust ?

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Elton Dong

New venture - So who can you trust ?

Post by Elton Dong »

Ive got a Idea for a new kind of Porn Vid / web site and iam trying to put the plan together , i still feel it need's a bit of sanding out with someone in the biz who wont rip my idea's off but will give me a few pointer's ...anyone?
Cheers
TGITC

Re: New venture - So who can you trust ?

Post by TGITC »

Who can you trust ?
Short answer...
Probably no-one...

So what can you do ?
Well, provided that you HAVE actually thought of a 'new' idea...
Provided your idea REALLY IS ORIGINAL...

You can do this...

What you need to do, is to write down all the specific things which make your idea unique.
What makes it stand out from other sites ?
What makes your idea any different from someone else?s ?
What specific marketing do you intend to use ?
Put in as many details as you can possibly think of...

Then, when your sure you?ve covered all of the above,
Print out TWO copies of it, and then send both of the copy?s,
(separately) to yourself, via registered post.
Make sure when they arrive you sign for them...

Then you put the two letters, UNOPENED, somewhere safe...

You are now free to talk with anyone... about your idea.
You can even post on the BGAFD...
If anyone then steals your idea, you have got a dated, sealed envelope, which will prove you thought of it first.

Then, (and provided that your idea was sufficiently unique enough in the first place) you have proof that you thought of it first...
Proof in a format, which is admissible in a court of law...

See? easy :)

'TGITC'

(The second copy, is simply a backup)

jj the paranoid

Re: New venture - So who can you trust ?

Post by jj the paranoid »

What if the postie nicks 'em both?
'Postman Pat'

Re: New venture - So who can you trust ?

Post by 'Postman Pat' »

Hey guys !
Guess what ?
I've decided to go for a bit of a career change :)

You see... "Ive got a Idea for a new kind of Porn Vid / web site and i am trying to put the plan together"...

Its unheard of as yet and completly original....
Hopefully its gonna work out for me... :)
But if not, who cares?
I'm getting a bit board driving that poxy van everywhere, and the only pussy I get to see at the moment... is the wrong kind !
Pat...

Johnny Vegas

Re: New venture - So who can you trust ?

Post by Johnny Vegas »

How about a website where the models haven't all been shaved to look
like ten year olds ie models with pubic hair for men who aren't closet
pedophiles.
jj,

Re: New venture - So who can you trust ?

Post by jj, »

Twit.
Johnny Vegas

Re: New venture - So who can you trust ?

Post by Johnny Vegas »

Bigot
Lizard

Re: New venture - So who can you trust ?

Post by Lizard »

Thats part of bieng/staying in business Elton, but if you have a idea that you think will work, stick with it, have the courage of your convictions, if it works,even moderatly,great,if it sinks, at least you had a go, the one thing you really need to do- stay positive, allway,s.
Feel free to mail me if you like.

Liz.(the kettles always on)
Bayleaf

Re: New venture - So who can you trust ?

Post by Bayleaf »

I believe this method is used by authors pitching to Hollywood studios.

Unfortunately some people have taken the practice to extremes, bombarding producers with every idea under the sun. When, by the law of averages, a similar production is made, song is written etc etc, up pops the wannabe author waving said dated and unopened letter. I understand that producers now return all unsolicited proposals, in case ideas they already have could be claimed by others.

And, of course, even if you have the idea first and someone does rip it off, you've got to prove that they did it. Courts, lawyers bills etc etc, got to be a real earner to make it worthwhile.

If you're talking to people then get them agree to treat the idea as confidential. The wording should say something like "these ideas/concepts are shown to you in confidence and may not be discussed with any other party without our permission". Once again not watertight but might help - you'll still need to sue.

Professionally I pitch all kinds of creative ideas, and sometimes people have nicked them. And it's not just cowboy businesses, big names do it too.

Or, just be quick. Test the idea then move quickly. If its that good an idea you'll get competition whatever you do. Small changes can get around copyright issues. So if you're first you're ahead of the game.

If you want to talk, email me.
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