New software coming on the market.

[Ezekiel]

Came across amazing software that is completely legal to use. It is not poker related, but it would interest most of you avid affiliates.
I'm not giving too many details in public but if you're serious about what you do and want to look at selling an amazing product, then PM me.

I promote not only the software, but also the business in selling this software. I could train you and get you set up within a couple hours.
Here's my number, give me yours, and I'll give you a call with someone who will be able to explain this better then I can at the moment. Hope to hear from you soon.

Ezekiel Martinez
303.344.1375

Originally posted by Ezekiel@Nov 12 2005, 10:31 PM
I know many of you are veterans and well cultured in the area of our affiliate nation, so I'm not going to waste anyone's time.
While attending a few affiliate seminars in England, I discovered an amazing program that I believe in completely. I came back home completely passionate about this new venture I'm participating in and have the support of everyone I've talked to in real life. We could use a few good guys who are veterans in this type of work.
This business is about relationships and teamwork. The way the affiliate/subaffiliate tree is set up is simply amazing. Even if you aren't interested, I would still love to get constructive criticism and feedback. Send me a pm if you are interested and would like to know more. Thanks.

Ezekiel

sounds like a pyramid scheme

[Ezekiel]

Now, like everyone on this site who has some experience with these

programs, a lot of them seem suspicious when it reeks of a "Get rich

quick" scheme.

We are selling powerful software, which would define it as a legitimate business

and sales job. If you are an affiliate with any site, then you

know that there is always a pyramid stench to any type of program. Look at the

program you're in right now. You have subaffiliates, and they have subaffiliates,

and you make a little profit from all of your subordinates.

It's how the world works, all corporations have a tiered system to promote growth.

I am marketing an actual product and service, and am looking for constructive

criticism and interested partners, not ignorant replies.

Respectfully,

Ezekiel Martinez

[PPP]

sounds like you posted in the wrong forum

Originally posted by Ezekiel@Nov 13 2005, 12:40 AM
Now, like everyone on this site who has some experience with these

programs, a lot of them seem suspicious when it reeks of a "Get rich

quick" scheme.

We are selling powerful software, which would define it as a legitimate business

and sales job. If you are an affiliate with any site, then you

know that there is always a pyramid stench to any type of program. Look at the

program you're in right now. You have subaffiliates, and they have subaffiliates,

and you make a little profit from all of your subordinates.

It's how the world works, all corporations have a tiered system to promote growth.

I am marketing an actual product and service, and am looking for constructive

criticism and interested partners, not ignorant replies.

Respectfully,

Ezekiel Martinez

wasn't an ignorant reply, was saying what it sounds like, after you explained it, thats what it really sounds like now. It's now a fact not just a reply

[Holis]

Now that I have you all cornered... lets me tell you about this great program called AMWAY

[Ezekiel]

So, when you say my business sounds like a pyramid...what do you mean by

pyramid?

Who makes the most money in a company like Sacs? The CEO? Is there a

hierarchy of management, each making more then the level below them? Who

makes the least money in that organization? The cashiers, stockers, janitors do.

Could the cashier make more money then the CEO of the company? BBkicks,

everyone starts on a level playing playing field. Your income is determined by how

much work you put into something. Just like any other job/business.

Sometimes people confuse network marketing with pyramid schemes, which were

made illegal in the early seventies. There are guidelines as to what constitutes and

business and what is not. Companies that just give a certificate in exchange for

money, for instance, are illegal. Even companies that have extremely overpriced

items could be illegal. My business has a legitimate product.


Respectfully,
Ezekiel Martinez

Moving to the spam forum. Shilling a product without describing it doesn't qualify a post for the "Affiliate Exchange" forum.