The Guilds Question Ledger

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 Any business that offers real value and stands by its word can join Dinamyte.

Whether you’re a solo tradesman, a full-service shop, a local artist, or a professional firm — if you provide honest work, treat people right, and believe in mutual support, there’s a place for you here.

This isn’t about industry.
It’s about integrity and community.

If you’re not happy, you’re not trapped — there’s always a way out.

Dinamyte isn’t a cage. It’s a circle built on trust, value, and choice.
If the Guild isn’t the right fit, you can leave at any time — no penalties, no pressure.

We offer a refund window on your $300 entry fee:

• 45 days for Guild Merchants
   
• 90 days for Guild Charter Merchants
   

Monthly dues are non-refundable, as they go toward ongoing support, maintenance, and member services.

Before you walk away, we’ll offer to listen, resolve the issue, or improve your experience.

But in the end, the choice is yours — and that’s part of the oath too. You are in control!

 Because there’s no “top,” no empty promises, and no profit without real service.

Dinamyte is a guild — not a gimmick. You’re not paying to recruit others. You’re paying to join a working trade network where value is earned, not promised.

There are no tiers of passive income. No fake levels. No fantasy returns.

Every customer you earn comes from real work, real trades, and real people.

We track everything. We publish the ledger.
And if anyone breaks trust, we step in.

This isn’t a scheme.
It’s a stand — against the systems that forgot small business.

Not Yet.

While Dinamyte is primarily built for business-to-Consumer Marketing and B2B networking, the idea of allowing everyday Americans to join as Citizens or as patrons is something we’re exploring.

These Citizens and Patrons wouldn’t just be consumers — they’d be benefactors of local trade, supporters of small business, and allies in the fight for economic independence.

If and when this path opens, we’ll especially welcome working- and middle-class Americans who want to put their dollars toward something real — not just spend, but stand for something.

 No — but having proof of membership helps you trade smoother and earn respect.

You don’t need to print anything or carry a card, but many members choose to carry a Guild ID, Dinamyte ledger, or display a member certificate in their shop.

It shows you're official, verified, and part of something real.

Digital records are maintained by Dinamyte.

For now, the Guild runs on honor and manual recordkeeping.

But soon, it’ll run on autmated infrastructure too.

No — but those who do earn respect.

Wearing a suit isn’t required, but it is encouraged. It’s a symbol — of pride, discipline, and unity.

When you suit up, you’re not just dressing for business. You’re representing yourself aas well as the Guild.

It's not a uniform or a costume. It's armor.

If a business scams you or delivers poor service, we step in.

Dinamyte is not a free-for-all — it's a guild bound by honor.

 If a member violates trust, report it directly. We’ll investigate, mediate, and if needed, bring legal action or issue civil penalties or revoke membership entirely.

Your business is backed by more than value — You are backed by our word.

 Swearing an oath means you’re not just joining a network — you’re pledging loyalty to a cause.

It’s a promise to perform fairly, uphold your word, and protect the integrity of the guild.

It means you stand with small businesses, with neighbors, with builders — not with banks or faceless platforms. You refuse to be an evil person!

You’re not just doing business.
You’re taking a stand.

 A chamber of commerce connects businesses. Dinamyte binds them.

Chambers offer networking. Dinamyte offers Real Community, A Code, and Accountability.

We’re not here to shake hands and pass out flyers — we’re here to trade, build, and defend a real economic circle where your work earns your business and respect, your oath means something, and every member is held to a higher standard.

No politics. No fluff.

Dinamyte isn’t a club — it’s a Trade Guild with teeth.