Standard Marine rental Cheap!!

[Noders]

i have a small supply of private soldiers (we call them Standard Marines)


Standard Marines 3,950 At $1,200,000 USD per head for ten year term of service in your nation
Spec's
Armor: Standard infantry protective suits
Armament: Gauss Y-67 Auto rifle 300 round clip soft nosed bullets.
Armament 2dary Gauss Z-54 Rocket Launcher air and ground use.
they will die without any thought and all are implanted with complete loyalty control.
It is impossible for them to rebel against their owners they will die before they have a partial thought of disloyalty.
you also have to feed and house and clothe them after the deal is done have a nice day
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Otagia

[Techno-Soviet]

How many have dropped dead so far, why should we consider buying these so called 'clone troopers' and what makes them different than a poorly trained conscript? How did you even get their prices so damned low? Our ARI IVs (which would be liable to utterly destroy >100,000 of these pathetic stickmen), cost in the realm of 4 million USCs each. These cost 2 USCs a piece. I've seen cupcakes that are more expensive than these things.

Signed,
Peter Mueller
Chief Executive Officer
Lenin-Gravodsky Corp.

[Noders]

How many have dropped so far, why should we consider buying these so called 'clone troopers' and what makes them different than a poorly trained conscript?

Signed,
Peter Mueller
Chief Executive Officer
Lenin-Gravodsky Corp.

If you don't want to you don't have but you posted not me so i guess your interested
They have all had advanced combat training and we run all new troopers through several Simulation environment's to insure quality control if they don't pass we terminate them. Your choice still

[Noders]

How many have dropped so far, why should we consider buying these so called 'clone troopers' and what makes them different than a poorly trained conscript? How did you even get their prices so damned low? Our ARI IVs (which would be liable to utterly destroy >100,000 of these pathetic stickmen), cost in the realm of 4 million USCs each. These cost 2 USCs a piece. I've seen cupcakes that are more expensive than these things.

Signed,
Peter Mueller
Chief Executive Officer
Lenin-Gravodsky Corp.

in response to your price question we been making clones ever since we could and we have in excess of 200 million of them We don't care it's money right as long as we make a profit thanks for your concern

[Oslea]

How many have dropped so far, why should we consider buying these so called 'clone troopers' and what makes them different than a poorly trained conscript? How did you even get their prices so damned low? Our ARI IVs (which would be liable to utterly destroy >100,000 of these pathetic stickmen), cost in the realm of 4 million USCs each. These cost 2 USCs a piece. I've seen cupcakes that are more expensive than these things.

Signed,
Peter Mueller
Chief Executive Officer
Lenin-Gravodsky Corp.

in response to your price question we been making clones ever since we could and we have in excess of 200 million of them We don't care it's money right as long as we make a profit thanks for your concern

How the hell do you feed these guys? Feeding 200 million is going to cost a hell of a lot more than $0.50 (Which is what you're selling them for each), and even if you can get off feeding them 50 cents worth of crap, you're still going to have to feed them the next day, which is another 50 cents of crap. Not to mention, do these come naked, or do they come with free weapons?

Not to mention housing, and all that. And raising them since they were children, which will probably dent you about $10,000 each at least, unless you're in the future with some kind of growth accelerator. Even then, those growth accelerators cost money.

You're losing a hell of a lot of money here.

- Concerned Oslean businessman

[Noders]

we feed them the ones who die easy and also do you want to buy read the description on for that stuff

[-Raysia-]

.50 cents each? I don't think I could manufacture cardboard cutouts for that cheap! No doubt they'd be more effective!

Are you "clone troopers" in fact squirrels capable of throwing nuts at people? In such a case, I could see .50 covering ammunition and food... and they'd be fun to watch fight.

[Noders]

.50 cents each? I don't think I could manufacture cardboard cutouts for that cheap! No doubt they'd be more effective!

Are you "clone troopers" in fact squirrels capable of throwing nuts at people? In such a case, I could see .50 covering ammunition and food... and they'd be fun to watch fight.

i have updated my post thank you for coming in to see what i am selling

[Gillenor]

2 months ago i created an idea for superhuman armies much like yours.

[Noders]

2 months ago i created an idea for superhuman armies much like yours.

Point being???

[-Raysia-]

.50 cents each? I don't think I could manufacture cardboard cutouts for that cheap! No doubt they'd be more effective!

Are you "clone troopers" in fact squirrels capable of throwing nuts at people? In such a case, I could see .50 covering ammunition and food... and they'd be fun to watch fight.

i have updated my post thank you for coming in to see what i am selling

Oh, now they're 6 dollars? Do you realize how much--- nevermind, this is pointless.

[Otagia]

It's in fact an army of starving Ethiopians, clothed in cardboard and armed with pointy sticks. They're so cheap due to their remarkably poor diet. Arthritis, scurvy, and osteoporosis included free of charge.

[Noders]

.50 cents each? I don't think I could manufacture cardboard cutouts for that cheap! No doubt they'd be more effective!

Are you "clone troopers" in fact squirrels capable of throwing nuts at people? In such a case, I could see .50 covering ammunition and food... and they'd be fun to watch fight.

i have updated my post thank you for coming in to see what i am selling

Oh, now they're 6 dollars? Do you realize how much--- nevermind, this is pointless.

i have updated my post thank you for your concern

[Noders]

It's in fact an army of starving Ethiopians, clothed in cardboard and armed with pointy sticks. They're so cheap due to their remarkably poor diet. Arthritis, scurvy, and osteoporosis included free of charge.

if the gentleman would please leave as i see you don't want to buy only make trouble you are banned from buying from me good day sir or madam

[Otagia]

Ah, sixty dollars! You've been upgraded to Somalis wearing life jackets and spare tires.

[Gillenor]

Give him a break Otagia.

[Otagia]

Give him a break Otagia.

Don't see why. He's making silly godmodish claims about his sixty dollar failtroopers, and I'm noting the approximate level of skill and training that $60 buys.

[Noders]

Give him a break Otagia.

Don't see why. He's making silly godmodish claims about his sixty dollar failtroopers, and I'm noting the approximate level of skill and training that $60 buys.

would you like me to increase the price to $6,000,000,000 billion USD

[Gillenor]

Why dont we agree on a economical price?

[Noders]

Why dont we agree on a economical price?

that's fine by me

[Drom]

Why dont we agree on a economical price?

I believe that it should be somewhere around 75,000 USD each, based on the amount of training, cost of equipment, sanitation needs, food.

ect. ect.

maybe they should be worth even more because you will not make a profit selling them for their base price.

[Otagia]

Let's see... $60,000 might normally buy you something similar to your average US soldier. Of course, that's ignoring the whole part of raising them from birth, feeding them for eighteen years, indoctrinating them, implants, etc. Probably somewhere around a mil a pop, plus gear.

[Drom]

Let's see... $60,000 might normally buy you something similar to your average US soldier. Of course, that's ignoring the whole part of raising them from birth, feeding them for eighteen years, indoctrinating them, implants, etc. Probably somewhere around a mil a pop, plus gear.

that's a little extream

[Otagia]

So's raising a person from birth. Raising and indoctrinating a person ain't cheap, and the amount of cutting involved for the sort of implants involved here? Not exactly minor surgery.

[-Raysia-]

I believe the RL figure is $350,000 a year just to -maintain- a modern US soldier.

Let's say you've managed to streamline that down to $100,000 a year, and somehow you can build a single soldier in 5 weeks, so now it's $10,000 a soldier. Throw that into a batch of 1 million and you have a total cost of $10 billion for these poorly-trained newborns. If you want to get them some decent motor skills and training, give it a full year, which would bring it up to $100 billion.

You're looking at 100 billion -base-... if you want to make a profit, make it $150 billion. If you want half-way decent troops, with skills comparable to warriors and not just battledroids, then you'll want a price of about $500 billion baseline, retail of $700 billion or maybe even a trillion.

A million warriors is a lot.

Then again, we're completely ignoring the factoring-in of the cost of building the facilities, growing the people, building the armories, and everything else.