Here we go again! All the former Excel Telecom retreads are trying to do it again. People Helping People is a scam based out of Charlotte, NC. They are touting the fact that there is about to be a major shift in the wireless industry. Going from the traditional 2 year contract plan, to the prepaid wireless plans like in Europe and Asia. Team Global Group, that was formelly involved in a huge scam with Buzzirk mobile, and Zero 1 Mobile, will be launching this new scam, People Helping People in April 2010.
Here's how it works. You pay $39.99 per month for the Pre-Paid Wireless Plan (Sprint is coming out with a pre-paid wireless plan for $29.99 per month, and the other major carriers will do the same). The $39.99 per month will give a pre-paid plan, but will also get you a cheap replicated website. Every time you sign someone up to go underneath you, you get a whopping, life changing $1.00 per month from their pre-paid wireless plan. If you choose to come in and pay an intitial $99.95, you will get a dream making, $2.00 per month from every representative you sign up and they sign up. This is your typical MLM scam. There is nothing special about the phones, in fact, they are fairly plain flip phones. The network has many problems such as, dropped calls, and very poor coverage area.
If you want my opinion, stay as far away from this scam as you can. It's goin nowhere, and you will lose money. Once again, the only people that will make money are the people at the top of this pyramid.
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Friday, March 26, 2010
Monday, March 15, 2010
Team Global Group, People Helping People Scam Exposed!
They are at it again. First they were associated with Zero1 Mobile, then Buzzirk Mobile (both were a complete flop), then they got involved with Global Verge (also a complete flop), and now they are deceiving thousands with a new company called NewCo (very original). The people involved with Team Global Group are Bud Nemeth, Kim Kahill, Betty Miles, and Frank Varon.
This is just another scam that will take your money. I have followed these guys for some time. Everything they touch turns into mud. Here is what you can expect if you join their latest venture "People Helping People": They will make tons of promises about a new product that they are about to launch at some point in the near future. Everyone will get excited, and start paying an upfront sum of money, then a monthly amount for "autoship". Just as the deadline starts to approach for launch of this "hot new revolutionary" product, something will happen to delay the launch. Weeks, and even months will go by before they tell you that the product will not be able to launch, and therefore have to switch to another new company,"People Helping People", that is supposedly "legit", then the process starts all over again.
One other way that Team Global Group, and People Helping People, Inc. make money is by sponsoring "big events" in big cities, and charging $69.00 per person, or $129.00 per couple. What are these "big events" for? To fire up people and get them "excited"? In today's internet world, can't they use free webinars to announce new products or get people "fired up"?
One last huge red flag, is the fact that People Helping People, Inc does NOT have a website. What kind of "legit" company doesn't have a website???
This has been done over and over with this group. My suggestion is to run away as fast as you can from these guys, before they scam you.
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Sunday, January 17, 2010
XOWII Scam Exposed!
Yet another nutritional drink scam has emerged. It's called XOWII, and it's an energy drink. My issue with this company is not that I think this company is a scam, but the fact that it's a nutritional/energy drink MLM company. Anyone considering joining a nutrional MLM company should consider the fact that there are over 1100 similar MLM companies, peddling vitamins, skin care products, energy drinks, etc..... They all claim the same thing: "this is made from (blank) berry and is the best antioxidant on the market. Our drink will get rid of your diabetes, high blood pressure, cancer, depression, arthritis, heart disease,,...." on and on and on! All of these companies are able to make these claims, but who follows up to see if they really work. At any given moment, anyone can make a claim that if they take their product they will be healthy, wealthy, and wise, but do they really work, and has anyone ever proven it.
My other issue is that these products are very expensive. A 16oz can of XOWII will cost you a whoping $13.00 compare to $1.99 for a can of Red Bull! This is ridiculous! If you drink one can per day for a month it will set you back $390!! That's the way most of these companies work. That is why I am not a big fan of these MLMs.
My last issue is the compensation. First of all, in this economy, how many clients will you be able to find that can afford to spend $390 per month for an energy drink? Secondly you make $25.00 per autoship that you setup. You make $5.00 overide on everyone you bring in that starts an autoship. How many clients and recruits will you have to find in order to make $5000 - $10,000 per month. I think digging a hole from here to China would be easier.
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My other issue is that these products are very expensive. A 16oz can of XOWII will cost you a whoping $13.00 compare to $1.99 for a can of Red Bull! This is ridiculous! If you drink one can per day for a month it will set you back $390!! That's the way most of these companies work. That is why I am not a big fan of these MLMs.
My last issue is the compensation. First of all, in this economy, how many clients will you be able to find that can afford to spend $390 per month for an energy drink? Secondly you make $25.00 per autoship that you setup. You make $5.00 overide on everyone you bring in that starts an autoship. How many clients and recruits will you have to find in order to make $5000 - $10,000 per month. I think digging a hole from here to China would be easier.
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Saturday, December 5, 2009
MLM Recruiting Techniques
Here's a good one! have you ever had a potential recruit ask you, "where do you get your clients from?" What they are really asking is "will I have to cold call?" or "will I have to approach my friends and family?" Here is a great way to respond to that: We get our clients 4 different ways: 1 one 1, 1 on 10, and 1 on 100. Let me explain: many times when people come on board with us they get so excited about the opportunity they start calling all their friends and family, and end up giving them way too much information, ultimately turning those people off. I absolutely forbid you to do that! I do not want you to contact a single person that you know without me going with you to show you how best explain this opportunity, that's what I mean by 1 on 1.
Sometimes people will want to invite many of their friends and family over, feed them, then give them an hour long presentation about the company. Again, do not do this without my presence, that's what we call 1 on 10. Next, a new person with us will want to do a seminar at their church or workplace. This is a great way to introduce this business, but again I want to be there to give the presentation. This is 1 on 100.
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Sometimes people will want to invite many of their friends and family over, feed them, then give them an hour long presentation about the company. Again, do not do this without my presence, that's what we call 1 on 10. Next, a new person with us will want to do a seminar at their church or workplace. This is a great way to introduce this business, but again I want to be there to give the presentation. This is 1 on 100.
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Global Verge Scam, GLobal Mobile 1, and Global Group Scam Exposed

I know it has been a while since I've spoken about ZERO1, Buzzirk Mobile, and Global Verge, but I've been seeing so much of the new Buzzirk Mobile, called Global Mobile 1. To give a little background, almost one year ago all the buzz (forgive the pun) was about a new mobile phone that was going to turn AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile on it's head. Supposedly, this new phone was going to be able to do things that have never been done before. Example, one of the features it had was 5G technology (that has not even been invented yet)that would allow you to download a 2 hour movie in 3 minutes! Another feature was that you would be able to see the other person you are talking to, and they would be able to see you in real time through the phone. The cost was going to be $79.99 per month and that included unlimited talk, text, data, and worldwide calling. The parent company, Global Verge, started recruiting the masses for this "new phone", and got 40,000 recruits in 6 weeks! After many falsefied launch dates, the whole thing ended up being a huge scam, and noone got or saw a phone, and noone got the commissions that were due to them!
Well, it looks like they are at it again with Global Mobile 1. It is the latest and greatest out of the same company, Global Verge. This has become a huge disappointment to those people that got recruited into Global Verge expecting the phone that was originally touted, because this "new phone" is nothing more that a phone and plan that you get through Boost Mobile! In fact it's a little more expensive than the boost phone, with worse coverage, and inferior phones.
When are these guys guys going to give it up! If you are considering joining this company I would strongly urge you to do your homework on the prepaid plans that are being offered through independent carriers such as Boost, and Next Tag.
LATEST DEVELOPMENT ABOUT GLOBAL VERGE AND GLOBAL MOBILE 1:
To all our Global Group members
We as a group are all faced with the current dilemma in Global Verge.
Global Group was founded for the purpose of supporting everyone in Global Verge.
Substantial financial and time resources were poured into TeamGG and these were offered as a benefit to all members of Global Verge free of charge.
Global Group did this because we were proud to introduce what we believed was the best opportunity anywhere.
Despite questionable business decisions that continuously plagued our progress, we steadfastly protected our businesses, our company and the integrity of its owners.
Despite the efforts of the finest leaders this industry has ever seen, the cracks started to appear: Misleading and inaccurate statements concerning future technology, hardware, training, sales aids, customer service efficiency, satisfactory provisioning, supposed MVNO status, to name only a few.
Further, an absolutely stunning lack of communication with all of the top leaders in the field, something that until now, had been completely unheard of in our industry.
Would we have wanted it otherwise? Of course we would have.
Global Group remains here to help all of you.
We have received hundreds of letters from the field expressing frustration with not receiving SIM cards, not having SIM cards activated,
receiving used phones instead of new phones, no data, no customer service, unpaid commissions etc.
We want you to know that Global Group has not forsaken you and we ask that you submit to us all of your concerns
and questions on any and all unresolved issues, no matter how long ago they occurred, so that we can get your resolutions escalated immediately.
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Please forward all of your correspondence to:
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Friday, November 6, 2009
JUUGO and TVI EXPRESS Scam Exposed!!

I feel like I am at a carnival. "Ladies and Gentlemen, step right up take a shot at the 3 bottles with this baseball, and win a stuffed animal". It seems like the worse the economy gets the more scams that seem to up everywhere with the allure of big money in just a few weeks, free vacations anywhere in the world, a car bonus, where does it end. A new player in the travel MLM business has just hit the network marketing/mlm market. It's called JUUGO.
Unlike TVI Express's $250 entry fee, your entry fee for JUUGO is almost $600. Let's see what you get for $600:
1. Pre-Paid Calling card
2. Pre-Paid Mastercard with approx. $30.00 loaded on it
3. Priority access to 600 VIP airport lounges
4. A position on the Builder Board
That's pretty much it (basically nothing). Now if you are successful in recruiting lots and lots of people that are willing to spend $600, then eventually you will get your initial "investment" back, and tha'ts just on the first cycle. Then if you are able to recruit several hundred people that are willing to spend $600 each then you cycle to the Super Board, then you will get approx. $6000. There is also a mobile phone that you can win.
Folks, I've always heard "if you want to be wealthy, do what wealthy people do". Can you see Bill Gates, or Warren Buffet joining JUUGO, or TVI Express? These are both fly-by-night companies that only a select few will make any money at all leaving the rest disillusioned. A notorious leader once said "If you tell a big enough lie, and tell it frequently enough, it will be believed". This is going to be a waste of money. I would stay away from this one!
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Thursday, October 29, 2009
Primerica to be sold

Primerica will likely be sold to JC FLowers and Co. LLC at the beginning of 2010. Primerica is a network marketing/ multi-level company that focuses on recruiting thousands of agents every month. This was supposed to happen about a year ago, but things fell through. Many people have been asking what will happen to Primerica? JC Flowers will probably make it a non-captive company, based on their history. What does that mean? Well, up until now, Primerica agents were forbidden to sell unapproved products of other carriers, so if an agent wanted to sell a West Coast Life term policy they would be prohibited from doing so, henceforth other agents from other unrelated agenies were also forbidden from selling Primerica products.
All this will change once the buyout happens. Primerica agents will be allowed to sell other companies products, and other agents will be able to sell Primerica products. The lines will be blurred. The challenge will be trying to recruit new agents because of Primerica's multi level recruiting model. All new agents start at a 25% commission. That is probalby the lowest commission of any company. Most agencies start their agents at 70% and move up from there. Why go to Primerica, if I can start at an agency down the street, that sells the exact same product at a much higher commission rate.
Although I don't think Primerica will go away, I do think that their recruiting efforts will quickly diminish.
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