So a declaration of ownership was filed with United Nations as well as US and Russian governments in 1980 by Mr. Dennis M. Hope of Lunar Embassy, to ensure that a legal basis for ownership of properties sold here can be claimed. Yes, that is right, Dennis has a company that owns land reseller rights to entire moon!

He then set out to sell his new property. Now if you can imagine Dennis going door-to-door trying to sell acres on moon back in 80's you can probably guess how well he did. He didn't make one sale for fiftenn years! Now, I don't know about you, but for most folks, fifteen years is a very long time to not make a sale.

However, did he give up? No, and he finally got his big break when a celebrity named John Travolta decided to buy a large plot of land. Well, once word got around Hollywood, pretty soon everyone wanted a piece. Next thing you know press is all over this story and his sales went through roof.

He now has a website where he sells property on moon. Lunar Embassy has authorized PlanetaryInvestments.com to resell Lunar Property. And guess what..people from all over world have bought plots for sales in millions and he has sold just a fraction of land available. You can buy land for yourself or as a gift. Just think, you could buy a piece of moon and give it to your kids or your spouse or girlfriend and tell them to think of you everytime they see moon. They even have an affiliate program!! Am I an affiliate? No, I just cannot get myself into selling moon property, but it looks like some people are earning good money as affiliates.

So there you have it. No idea is too crazy or to wild if you have determination and there is a buyers market. Remember, all it takes is one killer idea to make you a millionaire.

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