business ownership opportunities
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From: richmond
5 hours a week roughly and if you want to see a check do it yourself i do not believe that everyone runs around around asking if they can see some elses income if you are that intrested in the money do it yourself my income does not concern you and just as an f.y.i. my pyramid consist of about 35 people and 7 of them see more than me thanks
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forgot to say if all that you are intrested in is a check and you already believe i am a scam then why would i post a scanned check so you can blame me for making something up.If you really want to know something e mail me and we can set up something to talk as intelligent people about something instead of shooting criticism back and forth on a computer
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Why do you keep asking everyone to talk like intelligent people when you can't even form a proper sentence? Shouldn't an intelligent person be able to expect the same level of intelligence from you as you're asking for from them?
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And what about the Ford thing, eh?
Also in that post you comment on your "job". Gosh, you must not be talking about your business opportunity, because that can't be a "job" according to you, can it?
ps. I have a "job", where I am self-employed and own the business.
Nobody has said your company will go out of business. You have yet to say who the company is, which I think is a very intelligent question. Why email you, when you can answer the question here and we can all see it, read it, and openly discuss it? What the hell are you afraid of?
Also in that post you comment on your "job". Gosh, you must not be talking about your business opportunity, because that can't be a "job" according to you, can it?
ps. I have a "job", where I am self-employed and own the business.
Nobody has said your company will go out of business. You have yet to say who the company is, which I think is a very intelligent question. Why email you, when you can answer the question here and we can all see it, read it, and openly discuss it? What the hell are you afraid of?
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No, I rarely, if ever, ask someone what level of income they earn, because it's none of my business. The same goes in reverse.
However, I *do* ask people that are espousing their "business" as a worthy investment of my (or others') time. Are you making money? Sure, you probably are. But does it match what value I put on 5+ hours of my time? I doubt it. The same goes for most people here. The comment of "if you want to see a check, do it yourself" is a load - I'd never accept a job without knowing how much income I'd receive, nor would I engage in a business where I had no idea as to the potential level of income (net and gross). Notice I say job, because this isn't a business oppurtunity, this is a job that would benefit you more than it would benefit me. It only becomes a business oppurtunity if you can sucker in more people to work for you.
Out of curiousity, what are you in it for, aside from a check?
So please, spare us all the sales pitch. I appreciate your desire to get ahead financially, but I think that those 5 hours per week would better be spent on grammar lessons than on your "business".
However, I *do* ask people that are espousing their "business" as a worthy investment of my (or others') time. Are you making money? Sure, you probably are. But does it match what value I put on 5+ hours of my time? I doubt it. The same goes for most people here. The comment of "if you want to see a check, do it yourself" is a load - I'd never accept a job without knowing how much income I'd receive, nor would I engage in a business where I had no idea as to the potential level of income (net and gross). Notice I say job, because this isn't a business oppurtunity, this is a job that would benefit you more than it would benefit me. It only becomes a business oppurtunity if you can sucker in more people to work for you.
Out of curiousity, what are you in it for, aside from a check?
So please, spare us all the sales pitch. I appreciate your desire to get ahead financially, but I think that those 5 hours per week would better be spent on grammar lessons than on your "business".
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classic case of reading too much kiyosaki propaganda.
multi level marketing (MLM) is the politically correct way of saying pyramid scheme.
the early bird always gets the worm and in this case silverbullet here must be up there in the heirarchy.
is there actually some product that can be purchased here or is it shonky investment schemes guaranteeing unbelievable returns equivalent to dot.com company float prices.
reminds me of that movie "GO" where the cop guy and his wife invite the gay couple over for an alleged sex swing but it turns out to be them recruiting them for their team. Confederated America products or something i think. does this brand actually exist in america and is it better then amway?. Rich Devos is one rich dude (Amway founder)
multi level marketing (MLM) is the politically correct way of saying pyramid scheme.
the early bird always gets the worm and in this case silverbullet here must be up there in the heirarchy.
is there actually some product that can be purchased here or is it shonky investment schemes guaranteeing unbelievable returns equivalent to dot.com company float prices.
reminds me of that movie "GO" where the cop guy and his wife invite the gay couple over for an alleged sex swing but it turns out to be them recruiting them for their team. Confederated America products or something i think. does this brand actually exist in america and is it better then amway?. Rich Devos is one rich dude (Amway founder)
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does this silverbullet guy have really bad grammar, or is it just me.
i mean, if english was his second language then i can understand, but hell, the use of a comma or a period would make reading as well as understanding his jibberish a lot better.
now back to the original topic, is he actually selling anything, and i guess he will say, none of ur business or some bs like that. and he will always be on the defensive as to his earnings.
the question is "no, we dont generally ask others about their income, but when a person comes in spouting how much they are getting, or potentially getting, then the question needs to be asked, SHOW ME THE MONEY"
i mean, if english was his second language then i can understand, but hell, the use of a comma or a period would make reading as well as understanding his jibberish a lot better.
now back to the original topic, is he actually selling anything, and i guess he will say, none of ur business or some bs like that. and he will always be on the defensive as to his earnings.
the question is "no, we dont generally ask others about their income, but when a person comes in spouting how much they are getting, or potentially getting, then the question needs to be asked, SHOW ME THE MONEY"
