Ray Reynolds

Ray Reynolds is a very successful corporate adviser who has developed a product line, of which you may find very interesting.  He has been educating entrepreneurs how to incorporate for many years.  For those who do not know what incorporation is, it is company that is defined as having a separate distinct legal and tax identity from its owners or shareholders.  In other words, your business is an entity in itself and the owner’s personal effects are protected and totally separate from the business.  You can tell if a company is incorporated if the name is followed by “Inc.”

Ray's Blueprint for Success shows you how to get your business recognized by teaching you how to use corporate company credit advantages.  Ray Reynolds says that if pursued correctly his techniques can help you shield your assets, secure corporate credit, re-establish credit, and acquire discounted goods.  He has a lot of great ideas that you can virtually exercise them to advance almost any business.  Supposedly, his program also teaches you to build corporate with little to no effort, which is virtually impossible.  Just think about the so called companies that claim that they can clean up a bad credit.  To me, that is on the same lines of deception. 

What you should do first is determine your business needs, as you should with any plan business.  Sometimes incorporation will not fit your needs.  This is not really for the home based business arena, if you are considering protecting your assets.   Please do your research, you may find that incorporation is not for you, you will most likely only need an LLC (limited liability corporation) or set your company up as a sole proprietor.  

Ray Reynolds products and seminars will set you back anywhere from $499 to $3,000. He also offers free online support for 30 days after that it is $29.95 per month. 

Some have said that he speaks too much about his personal wealth and possessions opposed to teaching and that they have spent more to the upward of $12,000 for his services.  Also, some alleged that when they receive his FREE CD, that there was a bonus CD inside…only to find out that if you keep the so called bonus CD that you would be charged $99.  That does not sound very fair.  To be quite honest if you want to get into incorporation you should consult a CPA or a lawyer that can direct you in the right path of your journey Good Luck.