Good to know, Carl! Now 2 questions: 1. If I create a new Pay it Global account and a separate E-mail address for my roommate, would I be able to change that info AND also the E-mail to his own E-mail in my profile for the already existing account? 2. I'm giving him the account that Marilyn paid for (the first 30 days). If he isn't in profit by Day 30 I told him that I wouldn't continue beyond that. Do I turn the account over to Marilyn or just forget about it? Thanks, JEFF

Answering my second question (since we can't edit our posts here), I couldn't turn over my Pay It Global account anyway because I used the same P.I.G. for both of my GDE accounts.

Jeff, First of all, if you are expecting a return in your first 30 days, you should not be in network marketing. it is that very statement why there is 97% failure on the internet. I wish someone couldf guarantee me profit in 30 days. i have been in network marketing almost 30 yearws and only now am I seeing a bit of profit in my first 30 days. But agtain I work a 50 hour week too. I have owned businesses off the internet and man I wish my banker would guarantee me that he would make sure I was in profit. Only you can decide that. It is your effort, not the effort of others that will guarantee you anything in life. If you take another position in my donwline with the attitude of making a profit in 30 days or pulling out, I will give you your money back right now and send you on your way. Sorry for being gruff, but these are the facts of business.

I want you to understand where I'm coming from, Carl. First of all, I'm in this for the long haul -- far beyond 30 days. The account I have with your 60 Day offer, which you graciously paid $20 to my account for Month # 2 I will use for that purpose in August. I'm not asking for a refund. And yes, I realize that in most cases it does take more than a month to turn a profit. However, with the first account that I created under Marilyn Williams (her money for this initial month) she mentioned that a lot of us in her group would actually profit by the end of the first month and that we should renew our original position for the second month and buy 2 or 3 additional positions with that profit. I should have saved that E-mail, because that's what was stated. My friend who introduced me may still have that letter, and I'll ask her about it. But if it wasn't Marilyn that said that, but rather the woman my friend is dealing with, then I apologize to her in advance. So this isn't a matter of getting any money back at all. The question is whether the person I give this account to will be willing to spend $20 for his / her second month. I was going to give it to my roommate, but network marketing isn't his forte. I'll probably give it to my long-time friend who I believe is worthy of the account. It may take some convincing on my part to get her to renew if she's not in profit by Day 31. If she is, however, I have no doubt that she will. JEFF