Thank you for your question.

When you offer to sell your Company Certificates via the Internet, it can be construed that you will be selling shares of your new company to the public. Have you determined how much the shares are worth? What is the basis of the amount? Remember, determining the value of your shares will involve some calculations which must be approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Before you attempt to do so, You can visit the web site of the US Securities and Exchange Commission http://www.sec.gov/  and gather pertinent information how you can sell your certificates publicly without going through Wall Street or through a broker.

Laws on Securities are broad and somewhat complicated and I regret that these are beyond the scope of PowerHomebiz.com expertise.

I suggest you consult with a lawyer to get proper advise and guidance.

Good Luck !

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Nach Maravilla is the Publisher of Power Homebiz Guides. He has over thirty years experience in sales and marketing of various products, which covered as he jokingly describes, "from toothpicks to airplanes"  He also had extensive experience in International trading and he always excelled in special promotional ideas for  retail outlets. 

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