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Marijuana Club Startup Guide
Introduction
Something remarkable has happened over the last few years in
California. We will cover the story in more detail elsewhere but, in a
nutshell, hundreds of marijuana compassion clubs have sprung up across
California. Many of them operate as what would otherwise be conventional retail
storefront operations. They have commercial offices or store space. They
advertise and operate openly, just like any other business. They sell marijuana
to anyone with a medical marijuana recommendation from a doctor, and
recommendations are not difficult to get. Just about any medical complaint will
do.
Marijuana is de facto legal in California for any adult who wants
to go to the trouble to get it. It is sold on terms that are only slightly more
restrictive and bothersome to the consumer than those for alcohol. With
alcohol, you pay the tax in the form of a tax on each bottle sold. With
marijuana, you pay the tax in the form of an annual visit to the doctor, with
about a $100 fee.
These clubs have opened to meet the existing demand for marijuana,
and some of them are doing a huge business. Our research shows that some clubs
have pulled in tens of millions of dollars per year.
As a result, a rush is on to cash in on the boom. It is the New
California Gold Rush. Only this Gold Rush is better, because you can grow this
gold. Nationwide, the marijuana business is estimated to be in the tens of
billions. California and a few other key states are destined to become the
suppliers to the nation -- replacing the drug lords of foreign lands. The
billions that formerly went to the drug lords instead will go to good,
law-abiding, patriotic, tax-paying Americans -- and the communities they live
in will experience an unprecedented boom.
In response to the many requests for a guide on how to start these
clubs, we have prepared this complete guide to take you from start to finish.
If you are an entrepeneur, interested in making a lot of money, this could be
for you. There are risks associated with it, but the potential for a smart
business person is absolutely huge.
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