Business Proposal : Invitation to Sell the North Pole

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Press release 7-04-08

Dutch guy claims the North Pole and sells pieces of his claim to the public. Seeks now licensees abroad.

5 countries claimed the North Pole. Now there are 6 claims. Dutch guy claims as First Person in the World the North Pole and began to sell pieces of his claim to the Dutch public via his website. Another European country will join later on this year with “selling his North Pole”.

Harald van Reenen, a former librarian made redundant by his local library, claimed in 2007 the North Pole. He is believed to be the very first person who has a claim to the North Pole and its vast oil- and gas reserves.

“When I started out just 3 months ago I had no idea it would be such a great success,” he says.  “I thought I would sell something like 4 North Pole Packages which includes the claim in a month. It became 400 in one day. If only I was 1 month earlier I could have sold 20.000 certificates and that for a small country like Holland.”

As he found out along the way the certificates are a perfect Christmas gift.

He is now seeking businesses licensees in other countries as well who want to sell personalized North Pole certificates in their countries. “I recently signed a license contract with a French business who will sell my claims over there. But this is just the beginning. I want other countries to follow suit.”

Mr. Van Reenen put up a special web site www.northpoleguy.com in order to find businesses who can sell his claim to other countries as well.

Those who join me become “co-owner” of my claim. Meaning, everyone who has joined me will have a fair share of those profits once our claim is recognized by the United Nations or any other organization that deals with the North Pole.”

He had the idea about claiming the North Pole himself after reading an article in the Daily Telegraph about the 5 so called Polar nations (United States, Russia, Denmark, Norway and Canada) who are all claiming the North Pole.  So far nobody owns the North Pole. “I thought: why shouldn’t I as individual claim the North Pole as well?,” he explains. “If I have to pay for the oil at the petrol station, why not claiming it myself?”

He continues: “Let’s face it: Whether you’re a British, American or a Dutch citizen, we all have to pay for the rising oil prices. So to be 100 percent clear, it’s not against the citizens of these great Polar nations.

“If you’re an American or a Russian , you all have to pay at the petrol station.  So why wouldn’t we as ordinary citizens claim the North Pole oil ourselves, no matter if you’re a national from the U.S, Russia (Polar nations) or from Europe?”

His first attempt to find a licensee outside his country was to write to moonestaes.com, a UK based business selling pieces of the moon in Britain, making at least 1 million pounds a year from it. They wrote to me saying their company moonestates was unable to market my product because “it has the potential to affect the sales of our other product lines.” (e.g. the moon business)

Although they didn’t want to take the North Pole claim on board, it made Mr. Van Reenen quite clear he has “a license to print money” in his hands as he describes on his website www.northpoleguy.com

“Without knowing they made me a big compliment,” he smiles. “My North Pole business is greatly inspired by the MOON selling and will no problem whatsoever copy their success. ”