Part 3/4 Gurbaksh Chahal Secret Millionaire

Gurbaksh Chahal In Secret Millionaires Part 3/4

Gurbaksh Chahal at the age of 15 was taking some college courses, while still in High School.
His Father invested in a desktop computer which cost him $2.500 . Gurbaksh was eager to learn about stock market. On the internet Gurbaksh notice a company called DoubleClick that was providing Internet ad services. He quickly realized that adverisers need a way to track visits online. So he decided to buy software , buy a guy who was in London and who had a special technology was selling his software for $30.000 and Gurbaksh doesn't have that much money to pay him, so he arrange to pay $30.000 after testing the sofware. After 3 months Gurbaksh make $100.000 and was able to pay for the sofware. He name his company ClickAgents. After a year he make $ 1 million and later sold his business for $40 million. In 2003 Gurbaksh stared new company BlueLihtium -Avertising Network which Yahoo bought for $300 million in cash.
After he finished filming reality show Secret Millionaire he appear on several other shows including Oprah , Neil Cavuto promoting his new book The Dream

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[exotica199]

there is nothing wrong with being rich if you have earned it like he has. Yes he could have given much more generously in the past but its the people who are born with a silver spoon that should feel the most guilty. They have no reason to have the money apart from being born into it. Its the success stories like his that are good to here. Rags to riches!

[cliff7p]

"G" you are just awesome mate, hats of to you, people like you in someways make this world a nice place for people to live, god bless you and our family

[elsicariodesinaloa]

if you really think about it is easy to say that !! oh they are rich they should give more money !! but my self if i have 1000 dollars its still hard for me to give somebody even 20 bucks so i have respect for this people!!

[eddieboi14390]

man that was cringey in places

[AIMANALI]

@exotica199 He does give a lot to charity not because he is kinder or better - it is built in the USA system. That is why the rich usually have charitable foundations plus in this case he is getting more than he is giving etc. I read his book and he is a true businessman who really capitalized on his luck. most people can not.....respect too him.

[missy2131]

I find it hard to believe he's from India and yet seems surprised by all that happens. Poor people in India go through a 100x worse life. They don't even get welfare. No food. The shelters are so full due to population that there you end up on the road. I commend him for his donation but I think if he had donated the same money to an Indian rural village, he would have helped a lot more people for the same amount, and that money would help someone more desperately in need of it.

[bboymanuel]

How about....Secret Homeless? that would be a great show

[sisyphosii]

He probably spends more money in vegas.On the other side he also could have done nothing and saved himself a lot of time and "smal" bundle. Way to go mr. Singh.

[velvetnotes009]

I think it saves them both. The Millionaire and the ones that need help. The millionnaire to reflect and get their eyes off themselves. ... thelp them to be more grateful....

[farhancpa]

imagine a brown guy with no chest hairs? LOL!!!

why do some of us pretend to be someone that we are not? since when men having chest hairs become a bad thing?

[BeeHerman]

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