Gtg 06/22/05
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06-20-2005, 02:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Prodi_G
Been there done that, just not for me. You basically have to convince people on a daily basis. I know a lot of people that still are in ACN so hit me up if you have any questions and I will be downright honest with you. I'll admit I made my initial money back and about $4000 over about a 6 month period but it is a lot of work. You must have a large network of friends and family or you will literraly run out of options. The best part about ACN is all the motivational stuff you hear from the leaders of the company. They talk so much trash about the "corporate" world, it's kind of funny. BTW creating a list for individuals to sign up and go is probably NOT the best way to approach people; phone calls work best.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
And yeah, phone calls definitely work the best.
#17
06-20-2005, 12:45 PM
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How is any of this not some form of pyramid scheme?
And why not list specifics up front?
I have found any business that does not list specifics up front tends to be shady at the least. My most recent encounter with this was at a free Zig Zeigler event here in Los Angeles at Staples Center. One of the people...Phil something or other....was promoting a stock system that sounded an awful lot like day trading. Only it wasn't labled as such. Anyway, a bunch of people plopped down $500+ to buy this system and attend future classes.
When I got back to the office, I ran his name on Google. I found out that the guy was wanted in Australia for bilking people out of millions.
And why not list specifics up front?
I have found any business that does not list specifics up front tends to be shady at the least. My most recent encounter with this was at a free Zig Zeigler event here in Los Angeles at Staples Center. One of the people...Phil something or other....was promoting a stock system that sounded an awful lot like day trading. Only it wasn't labled as such. Anyway, a bunch of people plopped down $500+ to buy this system and attend future classes.
When I got back to the office, I ran his name on Google. I found out that the guy was wanted in Australia for bilking people out of millions.
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#18
06-20-2005, 01:43 PM
Originally Posted by sternroolz
How is any of this not some form of pyramid scheme?
-wick
#22
06-20-2005, 02:53 PM
Originally Posted by sternroolz
How is any of this not some form of pyramid scheme?
I’m not slamming anyone's "organization" or "business" – maybe it’s a great situation that works for some people. Just stating the impression I got and I concur with the pyramid similarity. Maybe the impression is entirely wrong, but that’s the way it reads to me. No flaming necessary.
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06-20-2005, 03:54 PM
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06-20-2005, 05:49 PM
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if you're interested just come down. Find out more info about the business...if you don't like it, don't apply. its as simple as that. Why don't you come and find out for yourself instead of taking other people's word for it. People have different opinions about things but if you're interested just check it out for yourself.
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06-20-2005, 06:36 PM
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#29
06-20-2005, 07:28 PM
about 9 years ago i was a member of this system when it first started.
it last a month before i quit.if i remember right it base on the pyramid format.first you have to pay some amount of money then you go out recruit peoples to do exactly what you just did.the more people you get the more money you make.at the same time the person who recuited you and the one before that so on,so on also make money.i did see i myself doing that because i suck at talking to peoples.some of the guys who were there with me before now still not rich.but oviously some did get rich because this thing still going after 9-10 years.i bet you the top dogs are millionares right now.maybe even billionares.i would love to come for suporting Romi and the same time make a GTG out of it,you know?meeting other Gsters.but it on weekday night,meaning curfew for me
have fun guys
it last a month before i quit.if i remember right it base on the pyramid format.first you have to pay some amount of money then you go out recruit peoples to do exactly what you just did.the more people you get the more money you make.at the same time the person who recuited you and the one before that so on,so on also make money.i did see i myself doing that because i suck at talking to peoples.some of the guys who were there with me before now still not rich.but oviously some did get rich because this thing still going after 9-10 years.i bet you the top dogs are millionares right now.maybe even billionares.i would love to come for suporting Romi and the same time make a GTG out of it,you know?meeting other Gsters.but it on weekday night,meaning curfew for me
have fun guys
#30
06-20-2005, 11:02 PM
Originally Posted by g35chick
if you're interested just come down. Find out more info about the business...if you don't like it, don't apply. its as simple as that. Why don't you come and find out for yourself instead of taking other people's word for it. People have different opinions about things but if you're interested just check it out for yourself.
BTW, many times other people's opinions are very valuable... isn’t that why most of us are on this website?
Just an idea to try and help... or not.
Good luck.