New Entrepeneur Checking In (with opportunity)

**surveydan77** · 01-25-2011 10:11 AM

Hello gang. My name is Dan and I suppose I would qualify as a "young" entrepeneur. I made my first million at the age of 27 on an online business that I created. The site is still around and, though the 7 figure years are over, it still pays the bills. With the money I made, I invested in a few various business opportunities. Currently, I own 3 therapeutic massage studios, 2 rental properties and a partridge in a pear tree. Alright so I'm still working on the partridge... I've also invested in numerous higher risk items, and enjoy having my hand in many different cookie jars. Right now, I'm mostly excited about the 5 million Iraqi Dinar that I just purchased... but that's a subject for another thread.

To be honest, the real reason that I am here is to begin networking and spreading the word about a new MLM that I am involved in. Now, I am aware of the negativity that typically surrounds MLMs, and I typically do not waste my time on them. My goal is not to change your mind about the value of an MLM, because if you've already got your mind made up then I don't have the energy to try to convince you otherwise. So, if you are among the aforementioned haters, I wish you the best of success and you have my permission to discontinue reading my post :P

For those that remain, I'll keep this as simple as possible. The reason I like this MLM is because it doesn't require you to sell people on a lifestyle change, a miracle product, or a huge investment. Quite simply, you are just showing them how to save 40% on their groceries and bills. Here's the bulletpoints:

- $65 monthly membership (the company keeps $33 of this, the other $32 gets split up and passed around to your upline generations.
- Twice a month you can purchase a $200 Wal-mart giftcard for $120.
- Once a month, you can purchase a $300 Visa giftcard for $225.
- Your net savings are $170 per month!

That's the basics. As you can see, the product is AMAZING and is not a hard sell at all. You actually feel like you're doing people a favor by sharing it with them. The commission structure is even more amazing and I'll be happy to share it with anybody who is interested. Feel free to email me at surveydan77(at)yahoo.com and I'll be happy to hop on the phone or aol instant messenger with you.

One more quick note... for those thinking "scam" I have personally received my first commission check for $120 plus my walmart and visa giftcards. Obviously, you don't know me and I could be lying. I do have screenshots, but beyond that... consider the following: If you pay for your giftcards and they never show up... just contact your credit card company and have them reverse the charges. All banks guarantee against fraud! What you have here is a 0 risk, low time committment, high income potential opportunity. How often do you find an opportunity where all 3 of those facts align?

- Dan

**veikoh** · 01-25-2011 12:27 PM

Do I understand correctly that you have one million dollars in your pocket and you are earning now only $120 monthly with your WalMart and Visa giftcards?

**surveydan77** · 01-25-2011 12:58 PM

Heh, no its not "in my pocket" anymore as its been invested in other things (along with my second million) but my net worth would still be up there. At any rate, $120 was my first months check. I do plan to be at $10k monthly within 6 months on this program. Its a very achievable goal and I have people in my upline close to being there after just 4 months already. At any rate, I did not realize that there were international users on this forum. I should specify that this program is only available in the US!

**surveydan77** · 01-26-2011 12:59 PM

Yes, always!

**experimentjon** · 01-27-2011 04:52 AM

Dan, if this MLM were not full of loopholes and traps, then you can easily make millions overnight by putting it up on Slickdeals or a similar site. The fact that it isn't either means that 1) everyone doing this MLM is stupid, or 2) it is too good to be true. Hate to be one of those in the room who is thinking, but like veikoh who is also thinking, it is not difficult to see how this MLM scheme is a fraud.

Good luck with it in the future. And no need to try to convince me. My narrow mind is made up on this one until it hits the front page of Slickdeals.

**veikoh** · 01-27-2011 04:54 AM

Man, it takes you at least 10 years to get your third million then...

**surveydan77** · 01-27-2011 09:11 AM

I will check out slick deals. Thanks for the advice!

Like I said, its not a scam and I have the screenshots to prove it. Taking time to understand how something works, asking intelligent questions, and doing your research before crying "scam" is what separates the poor from the wealthy. It does sound too good to be true, until you learn exactly how they are able to do this and then you begin to realize that its, quite simply, a genius program.

There are only 8,500 members right now so fairly new and in the beginning stages. You will be hearing a lot more about it in the near future, of that I'm certain.