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alexa
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# Posted: 20 Sep 2008 07:20
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maakd: I am looking those straight forward company which gives solid return with Affordable expenditure.
Well said. I think that in today's economic climate the "affordable expenditure" part is really the main point.
I've always liked the look of CCPro and in particular I have found reading Mark Worthen's blog fascinating for many months now.
The only thing that really puts me off is that I think there are 1,000 times as many people willing and able to invest $25 in something they know can produce fast income than people with CCPro-sized money to invest.
Absolutely no criticism of Mark at all, but reading his blog and seeing how his hard work and persistence has led to some real income over the last year makes me wonder how brilliantly he could have done from something without that financial outlay ...
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BillChechel
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# Posted: 20 Sep 2008 14:08 · Edited by: BillChechel
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Alexa,
The real income that Mark Worthen has earned is mainly attributed to the awesome commission plan offered through CCPRO.(plus his outrageous work ethic!)
When you sell or market a product with such a low rate of return it takes a huge consistent downline to earn a good income. It is difficult to keep a huge team motivated enough to see the great residuals.
With CCPRO we work with a much smaller group of team members and can really focus on helping the proper way by guiding and coaching when necessary. Sure it may cost more for the initial investment but you can earn that investment back in less than 3 sales.
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alexa
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# Posted: 21 Sep 2008 04:45
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I don't doubt it at all, Bill. Thanks for your reply.
(Living in Europe, I'm not a "prospect" for WMI, though, partly because your entry-level product is far too specifically American to have enough relevance to people here, and it seems the company has no plans to develop a UK-oriented version - I actually asked!)
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Homejames
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# Posted: 21 Sep 2008 07:16
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alexa: Living in Europe, I'm not a "prospect" for WMI
I think what is more important is the "System" that you tap into. The WMI program is a bi-product of that System.
Once you master this system, you then up-grade in WMI and realise higher income. WMI programs have more of a global attraction at the higher level.
I live in Ireland, and its working for Me!
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Jeremy_Sandy
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# Posted: 3 Oct 2008 23:14
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alexa: Living in Europe, I'm not a "prospect" for WMI, though, partly because your entry-level product is far too specifically American to have enough relevance to people here, and it seems the company has no plans to develop a UK-oriented version - I actually asked!
I still remember Jay Kubassek's comments when we had that discussion when I first joined - "if you sell the products, you are just a salesman, but if you sell the opportunity then you are a business owner"
We have many consultants at CarbonCopy Pro that are located in the UK, Canada, and Australia. Your location is only an excuse to not do something. If you have an internet connection and the desire to succeed, then you can have success with CarbonCopy Pro.
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JanBrown
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# Posted: 8 Oct 2008 15:31
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Alexa:
alexa: Living in Europe, I'm not a "prospect" for WMI
Where you live in the world is not the issue. It is where you market. Remember, this business is about internet marketing. You can market anywhere -- especially in the US and Canada. Though with consultants in over 15 countries, you are really not limited.
While some of the WMI alliances may be US and Canada specific, understanding how to be debt free, how to take control of your finances, where to invest, and how to protect your assets are universal lessons of personal finance applicable wherever you live.
You have to decide whether you are worth investing in. Do you believe in yourself? Do you have a plan for your own financial freedom. Will you be able to retire? If so in what lifestyle? Do you have dreams of what your future could look like? Ask yourself what you DO NOT WANT in your future. Then ask yourself what you DO WANT. Are you on track to getting there? If not, then you may want to rethink why you think where you live is a liability to doing this or any internet business.
You deserve the best ... reach out and grab it.
In Prosperity,
Jan
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misstami
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# Posted: 24 Oct 2008 17:48
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I am currently involved in Carbon Copy Pro and I am more than pleased with what I have going right now.
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Mark_Worthen
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# Posted: 31 Oct 2008 20:22 · Edited by: Mark_Worthen
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Xrimson: Hello all, I've been looking at the CCPro system and it sounds very good, but i think that like alot of people, i'm a bit sceptical to spend several hundreds of dollars when you're not sure something will come out of it.
Can you name any business opportunity, franchise, small business training program, etc. that guarantees that you will be successful? I've never seen one.
If you expect a guarantee, you are setting yourself up for failure.
I make this assertion because you are assuming that your success depends on external factors, instead of assuming that you are 100% responsible for your success.
When you look to external factors to determine your success, you diminish yourself; you give away your power.
On the other hand, when you take full responsibility for your success, you are expressing confidence in yourself and claiming your power to create prosperity in your life.
I'm not saying that which company you join doesn't matter. In fact, choosing a company (or franchise or brick-and-mortar business) is one of your first business challenges.
That word, "challenges," is crucial.
People who believe they are 100% responsible for their success regard an economic recession, a useless sponsor, or a need for additional training as challenges, not "reasons" why they won't succeed.
It might prove helpful to take a step back and ask yourself, "Do I really want to own a business?" Many people approach network marketing as an opportunity to generate additional income without fully realizing that they are choosing to become a small business owner.
That might sound like a mistake you wouldn't make but ask yourself, "Do I think of myself as an entrepreneur or someone who simply wants to find a way to generate more income?"
There is nothing wrong whatsoever with wanting to generate more income but not wanting to do it via business ownership. Just be clear about what you want.
All the Best,
Mark
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jrd
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# Posted: 1 Nov 2008 12:32
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Mark,
Great answer for Xrimson!
My name is Julie and we met at the Dallas CCPro event. Remember , we were outside in the disgusting smoking area!
Take care,
Julie Decker
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Mark_Worthen
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# Posted: 1 Nov 2008 20:25
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Hey Julie,
It was great to meet you and many thanks for your kind words. 
All the Best,
Mark
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Patrick Belgium
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# Posted: 15 Nov 2008 11:22
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Mark,
This is going to be my first steps in internet marketing. Over the last year I only did some reading of e-books. The amounts spent were always under 70 $. I have just been accepted with CCPro and have been contacted by my sponsor yesterday. My problem is the price for BiB and M1, way too expensive for me to spend. Do I need BiB and what seed money do I need for advertising? I can't afford any losses at the end. Is there garantee of profit after the first campaigns? By the way, who on earth can afford 2000 $ for some written advice on personal finance, particularly in these turbulent economic times all over the world.
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Brookside
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# Posted: 16 Nov 2008 20:23
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50$ to get in then buy m1 m2 or m3 financial info. Can you spell Global Prosperity Group?
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