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post #61
03 April 2008, 06:57 UTC#61
QUOTE(Big Mike @ Apr 3 2008, 07:48 AM) [snapback]478190[/snapback]

Ok...this isn't something we're doing for fun. We are actually starting a business. We are in the process with lawyers in getting copy rights and everything.


Lol. That sentence made me laugh!

Good luck with the t-sharts dude!
post #62
03 April 2008, 07:08 UTC#62
QUOTE(Big Mike @ Apr 3 2008, 05:48 AM) [snapback]478190[/snapback]

Ok...this isn't something we're doing for fun. We are actually starting a business. We are in the process with lawyers in getting copy rights and everything.

Eurgh, you don't apply for copyright.
post #63
03 April 2008, 07:27 UTC#63
Show me where I said apply...oh I didn't. The lawyers are to insure that our asses are covered under any circumstance there smart guy. All you do for a copy right is buy it, but unless you know the in's and out's of law, you may forget something.

Go spam another thread unless you have something positive to say.
post #64
03 April 2008, 07:50 UTC#64
Haha, you can't buy copyright either.
post #65
03 April 2008, 07:53 UTC#65
copy right patent w/e. Anyone just reading and not trying to pick apart peoples posts understands that...

Mono - 1
Mike - 0

Get over yourself.
post #66
03 April 2008, 08:02 UTC#66
The second you create something it's copyrighted.

Unless you have a product that is original you have no need to patent it.

And in terms of insurance, you might need liablilty, and possibly employees insurance, but none of that really matters unless your registered as a company. And even if you are registered, unless you started making some serious cash and expanding you still dont even need that for the nature of your buisiness.

The only thing I'd do if I was you is check companies house, to see if your company name is available, and register it. ALthough again dont bother untill you start making some half decent amount of money, because it will cost you quite abit just to set it up, and you have to deal with accounts and other costs that you incur etc.

Hope you didnt see my first post as a dig, I just found the way you worded everything funny.

post #67
03 April 2008, 08:08 UTC#67
QUOTE(DEX @ Apr 3 2008, 05:02 AM) [snapback]478223[/snapback]

The second you create something it's copyrighted.

Unless you have a product that is original you have no need to patent it.

And in terms of insurance, you might need liablilty, and possibly employees insurance, but none of that really matters unless your registered as a company. And even if you are registered, unless you started making some serious cash and expanding you still dont even need that for the nature of your buisiness.

The only thing I'd do if I was you is check companies house, to see if your company name is available, and register it. ALthough again dont bother untill you start making some half decent amount of money, because it will cost you quite abit just to set it up, and you have to deal with accounts and other costs that you incur etc.

Hope you didnt see my first post as a dig, I just found the way you worded everything funny.


Dex>Mono
Dex for Super-Mod in 08'

Thanks for the POSITIVE post. Sorry just had my feathers ruffled so to say. This shit is stressful. It really is picking up fast, we are already had bands (5) come to us wanting to print shirts. We've been at it balls out for only 2 weeks and our fan/client base has gone from 0 to about 40 people waiting for shit to be printed. So yeah it's got my head in a twirl and I come here for suggestions and advice (even though I should know damn well how everyone is now a days) and get blown down or my thread spammed.

So thank you for that, it will be relayed amongst the group.

:wub:
post #68
03 April 2008, 08:15 UTC#68
No worries mate.
I know what its like. Ive got some company trying to sue me at the moment because they conned me when I first set up my company into advertising on their crappy site.
Which is pretty gay, cos I dont have the cash flow to pay them, which I'd happily do just to make them piss off! lol

Good luck with your new venture. And always save 40% of what you earn. And dont forget to paypal that to [email address redacted] for safe keepings!

Ive got a meeting in Soho for a tv pilot for Sky so I gots to go and start cheesing it.
post #69
03 April 2008, 08:18 UTC#69
QUOTE(DEX @ Apr 3 2008, 05:15 AM) [snapback]478227[/snapback]

No worries mate.
I know what its like. Ive got some company trying to sue me at the moment because they conned me when I first set up my company into advertising on their crappy site.
Which is pretty gay, cos I dont have the cash flow to pay them, which I'd happily do just to make them piss off! lol

Good luck with your new venture. And always save 40% of what you earn. And dont forget to paypal that to [email address redacted] for safe keepings!

Ive got a meeting in Soho for a tv pilot for Sky so I gots to go and start cheesing it.


To be quite honest, when I heard/saw your movie shit I hated you. I wanted that so fucking bad mang. But I was like damn good for him. So it feels good to get that in return. Once the cash starts flowing in, I will make a living will with you in it k :happy:

Good luck with the meeting. Can't wait till I'm off probation so I can cheese it...hope that means the same thing as it does here. Blaze down?
post #70
03 April 2008, 08:32 UTC#70
QUOTE(Big Mike @ Apr 3 2008, 11:18 AM) [snapback]478228[/snapback]

QUOTE(DEX @ Apr 3 2008, 05:15 AM) [snapback]478227[/snapback]

No worries mate.
I know what its like. Ive got some company trying to sue me at the moment because they conned me when I first set up my company into advertising on their crappy site.
Which is pretty gay, cos I dont have the cash flow to pay them, which I'd happily do just to make them piss off! lol

Good luck with your new venture. And always save 40% of what you earn. And dont forget to paypal that to [email address redacted] for safe keepings!

Ive got a meeting in Soho for a tv pilot for Sky so I gots to go and start cheesing it.


To be quite honest, when I heard/saw your movie shit I hated you. I wanted that so fucking bad mang. But I was like damn good for him. So it feels good to get that in return. Once the cash starts flowing in, I will make a living will with you in it k :happy:

Good luck with the meeting. Can't wait till I'm off probation so I can cheese it...hope that means the same thing as it does here. Blaze down?


hahaha.

No mate, over here it means sucking dick.

As in I gotta impress these guys to get the job. So I gotta suck their dick sufficiently enough to get the job, and they gotta suck my dick enough to make me believe its worth my time and effort!

Anyway gotta go, take it easy.

B-KARK
post #71
12 April 2008, 04:23 UTC#71
Site is completely re-done. Let me know what you guys think. Suggestions/comments encouraged.

Anyone interested in shirts?
post #72
12 April 2008, 04:38 UTC#72
im interested

the guns and girls new concept looks fuckin amazin
post #73
12 April 2008, 07:31 UTC#73
1. Thanks
2. I LOVE your fucking avatar.
post #74
13 April 2008, 00:26 UTC#74
Good shit Mike. I'll be awaiting some more designs before I choose, but I'm definitely gonna get a shirt.
post #75
13 April 2008, 06:08 UTC#75
Not bad, but most just look like vector ps brushes.
post #76
13 April 2008, 06:22 UTC#76
QUOTE(kylethompson2 @ Apr 13 2008, 03:08 AM) [snapback]479422[/snapback]

Not bad, but most just look like vector ps brushes.


The only brush work is the Arrow on the "Birds" Shirt and the paint splatter on the "Girls N' Guns" Shirt.