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TheGuild
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# Posted: 20 Apr 2008 19:11
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Hey Shakes,
It is our opinion specific business models drive specific kinds of behaviour.
For example, direct sellers stop earning money when they stop selling. They've got to keep filling their funnel with more and more people.
This business model drives many but not all of them to treat people like numbers. Profit is the bottom line. This can be perceived as selfish.
It is important to find a direct sales program that offers ongoing support to its affiliates.
Rob & Rayvin Nyte
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Shakes12
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# Posted: 23 Apr 2008 15:33
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Sometimes I wish that I could have known this forum before wasting so much money on scams and the so called gurus. Anyway, experience is the best teacher.
Shakes
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LauraLicata
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# Posted: 9 May 2008 12:32
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Shakes12: Is this how its supposed to be? Am i beeing too ambitious to expect a stranger help me make money? I dont think they have the customer's interest at heart or maybe as i have said, I am doing business with the wrong guy. Is someone else seeing this practise or am I alone in this?
Hi there,
I absolutely do not think this is true of all internet marketers! I think that by being a sponsor who truly wants to see all the members of their downline succeed, everyone is happy and loyal.
You just have to find the right sponsor. If you sign up to learn more about a program and you do not hear from your potential sponsor then that is a bad sign. Try to connect with them and you will be able to tell right away if they will be able to help you.
Take care,
Laura
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Homeboy
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# Posted: 9 May 2008 17:31
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Shakes12: Sometimes I wish that I could have known this forum before wasting so much money on scams and the so called gurus. Anyway, experience is the best teacher.
Don't worry, I think most, if not all of us, were burned by the gurus at the beginning when we didn't know any better... Now I take one look at their flashy sales pages, roll my eyes, and merrily click that lil 'x' in the top-right corner of the screen. 
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BillyPilgrim
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# Posted: 9 May 2008 19:03
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That's why I use hotmail. They all end up in the bin, and then I decide which ones to keep. And there are only 2-3 to be honest with you.
I was never going to get into the IM niche but I'm a tai chi teacher and I want my students to get it faster than I did. I always tell them the teaching is free and you only pay me for my time. I'm going to do the same thing soon for noobs in IM. The hardest thing is getting that first check. I'm going show everyone how I made my first $100+ week. And you can have it for free. And I'll never shill anything I don't use and love. There are good products out there that can chop the learning curve but who are you going to believe? I was lucky to have someone who taught me free.
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