Michelle Scheme, Scam, Flim, Flam Yes, I forgot about the club aspect of your scheme. You let me call someone who wants to join your Get Rich Quick Club and "invite" them into the $250 $500 or $1,000 level. They send you the money to join your club and you send me my portion. Is this money taxed as legitimate income or are you a not-for-profit entity? Well, I suppose there is a way around that too!
Patti - Michigan (The home of the Amway Corporation and it's legitimate) ---- Westgold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello -- Sorry, Patti -- you do not understand how my program works at all. > What you said is wrong. It is not MLM or a pyramid in any way. You do not > call people and ask them to send you money. Last year I was looking for > people to help me return phone calls from people who answered my ads, > because there were so many I couldn't keep up with them. Maybe that is what > you saw. I needed some people to help me call the lists of people who > answered my ads, and invite them to listen to the information call. That's > all we have to do -- invite people to come to a live call where they hear > how this program works. We do not ask people for money. There is no selling > or explaining, they explain everything on the call so we don't have to. If > anyone would like to check it out, please lte me know & I'll be happy to > book you for a call, they're held everyday. > > It is a private club where we all help each other learn how to leverage our > money and make it grow by inviting others to join our club. It has been > going for over 6 years and has over 55,000 members in 16 countries. It is > very solid. I just found it last summer, and am averaging $10,000 a month. > All we have to do is invite people to listen to the live call which explains > exactly how it works, and it is their choice to join or not. If someone you > invited to the call joins, you get their sign-up money. It is very > straightforward. There is no way to fail unless you don't invite anybody. > Everybody is an equal member, there are no multi-levels where some people > make more money than others. Everybody is equal and has an equal chance to > succeed. The more people you invite to the information call, the more will > join, and the more money you will receive. Very straightforward. This is > totally different from other things you may have seen. Not everything on > the web is a scam, I personally know a lot of people making $100K or more on > the web every year. It's a perfectly legitimate way to make a living, and > perhaps the only way to make a good living for those who are disabled or in > pain. > > I've been trying to make a good living on the web for almost 10 years, since > I can't go out to work anymore. I tried a lot of different things, and this > is by far the easiest and best. It was a great blessing to me when my > friend told me about this last summer, and we all pass on this blessing by > helping as many people as we can by throwing out financial lifelines to > those who need more money in their lives. > > If you don't like this concept of people helping people to leverage their > money, I'll be glad to get you set up in one of the businesses I was doing > last year before I found this one. They're more "real", with real products > that you have to sell, etc. It will take more work to make a decent amount > of money, but I'll be happy to teach you how to do one or two of them. I > made $108,000 in 2006-7 with a couple of those businesses. I have learned a > lot in my 10 years on the web. You can do well also, if you have someone > who will teach you how to do it the right way. > > I am offering to help anybody who would like to make some extra money. I > know how hard it is to make money when you're disabled in any way. And > recently there have been more than the usual number of posts from people > saying they can't afford special medical treatments, PT, pool time, extra > nursing care, etc. I just want to offer my help. I didn't expect to get > shot down. My heart is pure -- I would never tell you dear souls about any > business that is a scam. I have a few perfectly legitimate businesses to > show you, if anyone are interested. If you're not, that's fine too..... but > please don't prejudge before you even know the real story. > > take care -- Michelle > >
