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(Extremely Confidential - For Google Internal Use Only)

Is there anyone who was not very curious how Google determined the acquisition price for YouTube? But, like all corporate acquisitions, it is usually impossible to find out just exactly what due diligence work was performed to arrive at the acquisition price.

So, you can imagine how astonished I was to secretly obtain this extremely confidential video. This video was commissioned by the senior Google people and the Board, just prior to the date they acquired YouTube, and shows how they arrived at the $1.65 Billion price they paid for YouTube, a company with 10 phone lines and 67 employees, founded in February 2005.

You must review this video and learn these techniques thoroughly. This is a very rare opportunity to see the internal secret due diligence methods the executives in a major company used to make an incredibly colossal decision.

This is an excellent example of the very best of ultra-high level due diligence performed today. If you do not have these techniques in your tool chest, all your acquisitions are doomed to fail.

Confidential Video
For Google Internal Use Only

Don't ask in which dark alley in the middle of the night I risked my life to get this. Just be glad that you found out the best way to arrive at the correct acquisition prices before you buy your next company.

Charles F. Bacon, CEO & Keeper of the Vision
Due Diligence, Inc.
www. superdiligence (dot) com