Hi,

What I'd really like to know is how does it work as a business model?

I keep getting mails telling me there's no need to sponsor and nothing to sell - but in that case, where is the revenue coming from to make money for everyone who joins?

I've noticed at least one high profile Internet Marketer team is backing it, which initially lent it some credibility for me - but I just don't see where the ongoing capital is coming from to pay everyone.

Hi Kathleen,

Hey Rob,

If you want info in LCM call me, I'm at your service.

FYI: I was browsing the  community forum at Instant Buzz


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Not a scare tactic, there is a human side to this all too......let's try to keep in mind...a lot of people are trying to put Christmas presents under the tree or heat their house by promoting LMC

Now if anyone is in a STRUGGLING to get sign ups to their Affiliate or MLM program this the solution....

http://my-easy-promoter.com/loves/GetSignUps

Jason

 



 

Yeah well Jason, think about the people who put in $80 that THEY probably also need for gifts and to pay bills, and they didn't have the whole picture and then they either have to pay more or try to get their money back.  It's Christmas for everyone, not just for you.   I can imagine people spending $80 that they were wary of spending, and then finding out they need to spend more that they didn't know about, and then trying to get a refund, and possibly having an argument with their spouse, or sitting there feeling stupid and taken advantage of.  Companies have a responsibility to their customers to tell people everything before they pay.

I almost joined that myself and I am SO glad I didn't. 

There are other programs that have full information available to people, that you could promote.  You could even promote tons of Clickbank stuff, all those have an 8-week money back guarantee.  There are lots of things that don't hide the full story from people.  The time to start earning money for December would have been way back in September/October.  It takes awhile to get paid usually so advertising the week before Christmas doesn't help much.  But losing money the week before Christmas would be a big letdown for a lot of people.

How about a V-8!

Wow....  anytime you are about to join a company, do your research.

90% of people join programs on emotions.  CRAZY!

If you are looking to get involved and make money, do it the right way.

See if the company has:

1)  A solid product

2)  Systems in place for success

3)  Successful mentors to work with

4)  It's built to last

5)  A Support Team that works with you

and many more...  just do your homework!

 

I am sure that there are people who will be VERY successful with LCM.

In adlandpro, everyone I come across likes the low end, low risk programs.

Why?

Because they do not have to risk much!!!!!!!

This makes them not work as hard....  you can disagree, but it is true!

So, if you are the type of person , like Jason and myself who are driven, we can honestly go out an make money with anything at all.

But, I will never try to share or pass off a program before I review it and make sure that my name will not be harmed.  That is KEY!

So, battle back and forth... but do your homework and make up your OWN minds about LCM....  could some people be bias???  Hmmmmmmmm.

God Bless you ALL....

This is why I am in WINNERS!

I am a TOP PRODUCER in Success University!  Not bragging!

Now, if you want two companies that are LONG LASTING and solid...

They are GDI and Success University!!!!!!

Grab this and put in your OWN business too!

http://www.GiveMeSuccessOnline.com/r/chilly

I am here to help and I am REAL......  REAL GOOD!

And to Jason... Love ya bro!  Keep ROCKIN'

 

 

 

I certainly haven't spread misinformation, merely given my reasons for not partaking in the programme, and given some good general advice - and I stand by it all.

People should look into what they're getting involved in before they part with money because an advert excited them. Bill suggests some great things to look for - to which I'd particularly add - a history of paying affiliates, or at least a board with a history of previous successful affiliate programs.

I've seen the high profile names like Jane Mark, Mike G et al who are involved,  they have large existing profiled contact databases, and the ability to get the info to send out to their databases first - but I just don't understand where the benefit is, or how it can be a sustainable model for the average work-at-home marketer.
I'm also aware that it's a well-subscribed launch purely from the volume of LCM emails I've received - but can everyone be making money? Where is the money coming from in that case?

Some people may be prepared to risk the costs of joining because they can see how the model can work - but I've not seen anything so far that's convinced me it's a good deal or could be a revenue channel for me rather than a cost.

I, like Bill and I believe yourself too Jason, have no qualms about recommending my Success University business to anyone - they have a business model I understand, a product I value and see benefits from, and a system designed to encourage teamwork and mentoring. Heck, I owe Success University for a lot of positive changes I've experienced in my life since enrolling, and am building a long-term business through the program - which I initially joined just for the product!

I just don't see how I could feel the same about LCM. I haven't looked into it as closely as Kathleen, because it set too many alarm bells ringing early on - but I'd love to hear why it's a good investment.

I didn't go to business school or spend 15 years in industry without developing a healthy cynicism, and I'm afraid nothing re this program so far has tempted me away from that...

Best Regards,

Rob