question that's been bugging me

[tigerguy72]

Has anybody used a second person to promote your props for a cut/finders fee???

 

[DaddyfromNaboo]

Why don´t you ask that question in your thread´s title?!

And a look at the RPF-member/moviesites LLC community guidelines may partially answer your question.

 

[tigerguy72]

It's not me but I've been watching "How to make a cosplay" Facebook page and it seemed sketchy and started to conversation that he claimed he was posting photos and mainly a middle man

 

[Jintosh]

It's a Bad practice. Borderline fraud.

You know the ads that say, "I'm a non-attorney spokesperson." .....They say that so you KNOW they are being paid to say it.

That's how it's supposed to be.

 

[Mike J.]

I've entered into an informal partnership with Brian Johnson (Johnson Arms). He's listed my products on his Etsy page, and we split it 50-50.

Of course, I know Brian personally, and have hung out with him many times, so it's not like I picked a random partner out of thin air.

Do your due diligence: ask around.


-MJ

 

[Lear60man]

It's not me but I've been watching "How to make a cosplay" Facebook page and it seemed sketchy and started to conversation that he claimed he was posting photos and mainly a middle man

Some times in that situation, the original maker has a bad reputation for recasting or failing to produce. Thats why they need a middle man to sell their stuff.