Commented on mahe4missionrozgar's review
Dec 27, 2009 10:48 AM
this is like the time2rich fraud website. where one needs to register & pay from his/her pocket for some thrash softwares & the money i pay is distributed to upline sponsors who have actually done nothing.
Reviewed SA8 - Amway Detergent
Sep 20, 2009 09:33 PM
34260 Views
(Updated Oct 02, 2009 10:16 PM)
I wud like to share my experience. My sister got an embroidery work done on her expensive plain pink coloured Saree (Indian clothing for womens). The person from who this work was entrusted (bl...dy fool) used a "BALL PEN" to draw the flowers, etc., on the cloth b4 the embroidery job. We were un...Read more
Commented on nanat's review
Sep 20, 2009 08:53 PM
I swear this is true. I wud like to share my experience. My sister got an embroidery work done on her expensive plain pink coloured Saree (Indian clothing for womens). The person from who this work was entrusted (bl...dy fool) used a 'BALL PEN' to draw the flowers, etc., on the saree b4 the embroide...ry job. We were under the impression that the blue ink was the regular tailoring chalk. The resulting Ink drawings could not be washed away with the branded detergents we used for years!. So we gave the Saree for drycleaning to a laundry house. After having noticed ball pen inks the laundry guy told 'I will try my best but can't guarantee if these ball pen drawings could be removed' & charged me Rs. 80/- !!. AND YES he could not remove that ink :-( & warned me that using too much chemical will erase the color of the cloth itself!!.
On having heard trusted reviews on SA8, I bought a 1 liter pack from a Amway distributor for 7 times the cost of per drycleaning I paid. But WOW, it not just removed the ink from the delicate saree, but now we wash all our clothes from SA8 that too for just Rs. 3/- to Rs. 5- cost per day. Moreover it is a biodegradable product so I am contributing positively to the enviroment to offset the waste I discharge on this Only livable heanvenly body cakked Planet Earth.Read More
Commented on g16studios's review
Sep 02, 2009 07:01 PM
& why r u wasting the internet resources by writing incomplete information.
Yes in Amway there is always a pressure on the business owner to maintian a constant / higher sales level every month. More sales in turn benefits the individual/Business owner & the products r eco friendly so whats wrong i...f 1 can affford & also saves environment from collapsing.
Tell the world which private job or business you know is not working towards a goal / targets?.
Competition is every where. Even coolie compete with each others to get baggage. Why r u fearing competition? u r not facing competition when applying for a job. Or is it that u r a Provision Store keeper who is out on a spree to build negative info about Amway/MLM's to save ur own shop?
If USA starts fearing competition then your call center job would vanish in seconds.
Amway has presence in 90 countries & a sales of 8+ billion dollars.
Check my observation on Amway & other MLM's under my profile.Read More
Commented on g16studios's review
Sep 02, 2009 06:47 PM
See man, If u r really bothered about the coolie, then why don't u donate all the stuff u have & keep donating whatever u earn.
Every person on this Earth is Selfish. So no point in condemning the other person / business.
In your JOB ur Boss may make ur life miserable since he has to survive. So r... u'll people. U too make life miserable of others by getting the office jobs done in order to survive & show PERFORMANCE. Worst push the other co-passenger/commuter in train / buses so that u get a place. Why.. B'coz every living being is - by the nature, for the nature & to the nature - SELFISH.Read More
Reviewed Tips on Earning Through Internet
Aug 30, 2009 11:55 PM
4742 Views
(Updated Aug 31, 2009 12:05 AM)
Friends, anybody who takes up any work(yes any work!) as a partime job / business definetly means that he/she is looking for or is already earning from additional source/(s) of income.
Very much valid.
There's nothing Illegal or Illogical in it - after all, why one should just earn to pay ...Read more
Commented on bbadguzar_1940's review
Aug 22, 2009 11:10 PM
These MLM schm shud be thrghly invstged if they are making more than reasonable margin & are they further legally utilising the money in order to pay such huge commissions from 1 time selling of products?
Commented on bbadguzar_1940's review
Aug 22, 2009 11:10 PM
RMP is a perfect example of smart guys cashing in on human beings tendency / liking / interest for easy money. Goldquest from Chennai tried the same & has collapsed. Like RMP, Goldquest also has a weekly cap on the commission & to avoid legal issues RMP sells product equivalent (they say so) or in e...xcess of the joining fees like 'Solar Lamp', 'A suitings', laptop & currently some 10 more items. As & when people get associated the commission is paid. How? I believe the smart guys in RMP have prepared a complex calculation considering the margin they make in each of the products (I think it should be more than 70%) & a probability of new joinee gap (time) a member would add as his/her arms (since there has to a pair) & the resultant gap / time they get to invest the payable comms.
Plus they are building a huge database of people whose contact details they may later sell to large corporations who would use the same for direct selling of their products. etc., etc., I think it is a sort of “chit fund”, i.e., new investors money is distributed amongst the uplines who are eliminated if they cross the weekly commission cap.
Amway / Oriflame, etc., are in contrast into perfect MLM & it’s actually a business (i.e., repetitive in nature) but with a perfect direct marketing strategy. Giving an “opportunity” to its distributors to take up the marketing efforts & reap the profits for his/her as well as efforts of persons below him/her with no CAP. Those who have quit Amway have also praised the quality of the products. The only challenge is the efforts to change the buying habits of people since the daily use products are highly concentrated & as such the cost per use is low + they are eco friendly products.
But on comparision I found that RMP has fine tuned the shortcoming of Amway,etc business model i.e., eliminating the reselling task & has cashed in (quiet easy money - 'chit fund') !!Read More
Commented on bbadguzar_1940's review
Aug 22, 2009 11:09 PM
RMP is a perfect example of smart guys cashing in on human beings tendency / liking / interest for easy money. Goldquest from Chennai tried the same & has collapsed. Like RMP, Goldquest also has a weekly cap on the commission & to avoid legal issues RMP sells product equivalent (they say so) or in e...xcess of the joining fees like 'Solar Lamp', 'A suitings', laptop & currently some 10 more items. As & when people get associated the commission is paid. How? I believe the smart guys in RMP have prepared a complex calculation considering the margin they make in each of the products (I think it should be more than 70%) & a probability of new joinee gap (time) a member would add as his/her arms (since there has to a pair) & the resultant gap / time they get to invest the payable comms.
Plus they are building a huge database of people whose contact details they may later sell to large corporations who would use the same for direct selling of their products. etc., etc., I think it is a sort of “chit fund”, i.e., new investors money is distributed amongst the uplines who are eliminated if they cross the weekly commission cap.
Amway / Oriflame, etc., are in contrast into perfect MLM & it’s actually a business (i.e., repetitive in nature) but with a perfect direct marketing strategy. Giving an “opportunity” to its distributors to take up the marketing efforts & reap the profits for his/her as well as efforts of persons below him/her with no CAP. Those who have quit Amway have also praised the quality of the products. The only challenge is the efforts to change the buying habits of people since the daily use products are highly concentrated & as such the cost per use is low + they are eco friendly products.
But on comparision I found that RMP has fine tuned the shortcoming of Amway,etc business model i.e., eliminating the reselling task & has cashed in (quiet easy money - 'chit fund') !!Read More
Commented on dreamsteam's review
Aug 22, 2009 11:07 PM
These MLM schm shud be thrghly invstged if they are making more than reasonable margin & are they further legally utilising the money in order to pay such huge commissions from 1 time selling of products?
Commented on dreamsteam's review
Aug 22, 2009 10:59 PM
RMP is a perfect example of smart guys cashing in on human beings tendency / liking / interest for easy money. Goldquest from Chennai tried the same & has collapsed. Like RMP, Goldquest also has a weekly cap on the commission & to avoid legal issues RMP sells product equivalent (they say so) or in e...xcess of the joining fees like 'Solar Lamp', 'A suitings', laptop & currently some 10 more items. As & when people get associated the commission is paid. How? I believe the smart guys in RMP have prepared a complex calculation considering the margin they make in each of the products (I think it should be more than 70%) & a probability of new joinee gap (time) a member would add as his/her arms (since there has to a pair) & the resultant gap / time they get to invest the payable comms.
Plus they are building a huge database of people whose contact details they may later sell to large corporations who would use the same for direct selling of their products. etc., etc., I think it is a sort of “chit fund”, i.e., new investors money is distributed amongst the uplines who are eliminated if they cross the weekly commission cap.
Amway / Oriflame, etc., are in contrast into perfect MLM & it’s actually a business (i.e., repetitive in nature) but with a perfect direct marketing strategy. Giving an “opportunity” to its distributors to take up the marketing efforts & reap the profits for his/her as well as efforts of persons below him/her with no CAP. Those who have quit Amway have also praised the quality of the products. The only challenge is the efforts to change the buying habits of people since the daily use products are highly concentrated & as such the cost per use is low + they are eco friendly products.
But on comparision I found that RMP has fine tuned the shortcoming of Amway,etc business model i.e., eliminating the reselling task & has cashed in (quiet easy money - 'chit fund') !!
These MLM schm shud be thrghly invstged if they are making > than reasRead More
