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I'm guessing most may make around 5, a few may make 6. I don't want to settle for a career where I have to "work my way up the corporate ladder" and hopefully by the time im 35 be able to get a new "Yukon" and live in a modest middle class neighborhood. I'm 19 and ready to make some serious money. By the time im 25, I'd like to have a ferrari and a few houses throughout the world. What career should I become involved in?
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What is your educational background.
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I'm guessing most may make around 5, a few may make 6. I don't want to settle for a career where I have to "work my way up the corporate ladder" and hopefully by the time im 35 be able to get a new "Yukon" and live in a modest middle class neighborhood. I'm 19 and ready to make some serious money. By the time im 25, I'd like to have a ferrari and a few houses throughout the world. What career should I become involved in?
Selling rocks
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I'm guessing most may make around 5, a few may make 6. I don't want to settle for a career where I have to "work my way up the corporate ladder" and hopefully by the time im 35 be able to get a new "Yukon" and live in a modest middle class neighborhood. I'm 19 and ready to make some serious money. By the time im 25, I'd like to have a ferrari and a few houses throughout the world. What career should I become involved in?
A Yukon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wow!!!!! living large. ::)
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I'm guessing most may make around 5, a few may make 6. I don't want to settle for a career where I have to "work my way up the corporate ladder" and hopefully by the time im 35 be able to get a new "Yukon" and live in a modest middle class neighborhood. I'm 19 and ready to make some serious money. By the time im 25, I'd like to have a ferrari and a few houses throughout the world. What career should I become involved in?
Who doesn't want to make 7 figures? Investment banking baby!!!!
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Sounds like he doesn't want to work very hard, or come up with an idea of his own.
Kid, there's no playbook. At least not unless your daddy is somebody.
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Sounds like he doesn't want to work very hard, or come up with an idea of his own.
Kid, there's no playbook. At least not unless your daddy is somebody.
There's a playbook. It's called bust your ass and put some effort into controlling your life. Something I doubt this kid is capable of doing from his post.
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There's a playbook. It's called bust your ass and put some effort into controlling your life. Something I doubt this kid is capable of doing from his post.
Thus, creating your own "playbook". My post was to point out that nobody is going to hand him a manual called "All the Right Moves".
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Thus, creating your own "playbook". My post was to point out that nobody is going to hand him a manual called "All the Right Moves".
True. Boonstack, septic tank specialists usually pull mucho bucks. Look into it.
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There's a playbook. It's called bust your ass and put some effort into controlling your life. Something I doubt this kid is capable of doing from his post.
are you suggesting that "boonstack" will more than likely still be living in his parents basement at 25 eating Ramen noodles and taking his frustrations from getting rejected by women on his Sears Bruce Lee Signature Series heavy bag and DP Weight Set, BF?
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are you suggesting that "boonstack" will more than likely still be living in his parents basement at 25 eating Ramen noodles and taking his frustrations from getting rejected by women on his Sears Bruce Lee Signature Series heavy bag and DP Weight Set, BF?
It's astonishing how unfunny you are.
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It's astonishing how unfunny you are.
translation= i just described you to a tee and you hate me for it.
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are you suggesting that "boonstack" will more than likely still be living in his parents basement at 25 eating Ramen noodles and taking his frustrations from getting rejected by women on his Sears Bruce Lee Signature Series heavy bag and DP Weight Set, BF?
hahahaha yes, that's how he plans to spend his nights after his 12 hour McDonald's shift from 6 to 6.
translation= i just described you to a tee and you hate me for it.
hahahahaha, looks that way! I doubt Rearden works out, though.
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translation= i just described you to a tee and you hate me for it.
I don't hate you at all, I just don't think your douchebaggery is funny.
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I don't hate you at all, I just don't think your douchebaggery is funny.
hahahaha, you love it, you wouldn't respond otherwise.
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Selling rocks
Win the lottery?
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This is a message board, everyone makes 7 figures....Even Dan18 ;D
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A Yukon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wow!!!!! living large. ::)
No you dumbass, i was being "sarcastic" ... get it? As in i DONT WANT A YUKON when im 35 (rougly your age right)? I'm guessing you are making around 40,000... congrats ::)
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are you suggesting that "boonstack" will more than likely still be living in his parents basement at 25 eating Ramen noodles and taking his frustrations from getting rejected by women on his Sears Bruce Lee Signature Series heavy bag and DP Weight Set, BF?
Well, my father pays 6 figures annually in taxes... I guess he's "somebody" ;)
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Well, my father pays 6 figures annually in taxes... I guess he's "somebody" ;)
hahahaha, of course he does. Yet here you are making a thread about how to make 7 figures. Monster self-ownage.
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Well, my father pays 6 figures annually in taxes... I guess he's "somebody" ;)
No, somebody's pay 7 figures in taxes.
I pay close to 6 figures in taxes, and I'm not a somebody.
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No, somebody's pay 7 figures in taxes.
I pay close to 6 figures in taxes, and I'm not a somebody.
Anyone who writes on a message board what they make is a tool who doesn't make shit and probably lives in their mothers basement with Dan18.
Hope this helps
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Anyone who writes on a message board what they make is a tool who doesn't make shit and probably lives in their mothers basement with Dan18.
Hope this helps
Exactly. It's hilarious. Everyone on this board makes well into 6 figures with careers that generally pay $40-50k a year.
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Exactly. It's hilarious. Everyone on this board makes well into 6 figures with careers that generally pay $40-50k a year.
Don't forget stock options and a tall blonde with Big tits.
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Don't forget stock options and a tall blonde with Big tits.
hahahaha of course. I'm pretty sure rearden metal has a 200 foot yacht to boot.
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I started out at 41 k per year out of college. I hope to some day make 6 figures! A buddy of mine started at 57 for Stone and Webster three years back, when we graduated from college. I remember thinking he was rolling in the doe.
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I started out at 41 k per year out of college. I hope to some day make 6 figures! A buddy of mine started at 57 for Stone and Webster three years back, when we graduated from college. I remember thinking he was rolling in the doe.
I was looking at the averages on some poster at my school. Engineering and Finance majors are the highest coming out around $40-50k per year after college if I remember correctly. Could be wrong, haven't seen the poster in a year or two.
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I was looking at the averages on some poster at my school. Engineering and Finance majors are the highest coming out around $40-50k per year after college if I remember correctly. Could be wrong, haven't seen the poster in a year or two.
You are correct. My buddy who started at 57 , had an internship with Stone and Webster all through college. That allowed him to get some cred within the company to command a higher salary then the average of (50). He is a mechanical engineer. Designs reactors for plants and all that. He is a traveling engineer, which nets him more cash. He makes around 80 now, at 26. His father did the same shat for a living, and was in the high hundreds when he retired.
If you are not going to med school those are two great majors to get into. I started at 41(marketing) which was pretty good. I know people who started as low as 31 - 32. Granted there are so many schools in Boston company's are not exactly freaking out to throw money at candids.
If you are studying medicine and move back to the east coast to practice, Boston is a city you should look into. Christ, the nurses at Brigham and womens make from 40 - 70 per hour. Tons of hospitals and medical research facilities all over the place. Some of the best cancer facilities/hospitals in the world etc etc.
I should have went to law school :P
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I'm guessing most may make around 5, a few may make 6. I don't want to settle for a career where I have to "work my way up the corporate ladder" and hopefully by the time im 35 be able to get a new "Yukon" and live in a modest middle class neighborhood. I'm 19 and ready to make some serious money. By the time im 25, I'd like to have a ferrari and a few houses throughout the world. What career should I become involved in?
well, you are defenately gonna want to stay the fuck away from bodybuilding, if you go the bb route, you will never have anything or anyone to share life with... sad but true!
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I'm 19 and ready to make some serious money. By the time im 25, I'd like to have a ferrari and a few houses throughout the world. What career should I become involved in?
Schmotography.
Spend a few years in school expanding your contact network. In the meantime, while you're in school, drop me a line if you're in need of work.
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You are correct. My buddy who started at 57 , had an internship with Stone and Webster all through college. That allowed him to get some cred within the company to command a higher salary then the average of (50). He is a mechanical engineer. Designs reactors for plants and all that. He is a traveling engineer, which nets him more cash. He makes around 80 now, at 26. His father did the same shat for a living, and was in the high hundreds when he retired.
If you are not going to med school those are two great majors to get into. I started at 41(marketing) which was pretty good. I know people who started as low as 31 - 32. Granted there are so many schools in Boston company's are not exactly freaking out to throw money at candids.
If you are studying medicine and move back to the east coast to practice, Boston is a city you should look into. Christ, the nurses at Brigham and womens make from 40 - 70 per hour. Tons of hospitals and medical research facilities all over the place. Some of the best cancer facilities/hospitals in the world etc etc.
I should have went to law school :P
I got a friend at Leighman Brothers who made 50 comming out of Morehouse....But he lives in New York
And another friend at Morgan Stanley at 55..same school...
And my dumbass is trying to save the world as a Doctor...truth is i started off as a business major and premed came to me easier. ill be 6 fig by the time im 30 hopefully
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hahahaha of course. I'm pretty sure rearden metal has a 200 foot yacht to boot.
No, but I've sold materials for hundreds of superyachts.
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You should play alot and i mean alot of poker and get good at the shit, my bro past year has been taking in over $10 g's a month playing online, and does his reg job where he brings in $3000 a month lol but hey he does spen 80% of his free time on the net playing poker but mad cash right and hes only 23 and lots of guys even younger then him take in 20-30'gs if ur really good a month
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yeah, I make 7 figures, bench press 600, deadlift 700 & squat 800 for two reps all at 3%bf. All at my home gym in my beautifull house in hollywood hills with my swimsuit model wife who cooks all nine of my meals daily whilst looking after my genuis children.
Next question?
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yeah, I make 7 figures, bench press 600, deadlift 700 & squat 800 for two reps all at 3%bf. All at my home gym in my beautifull house in hollywood hills with my swimsuit model wife who cooks all nine of my meals daily whilst looking after my genuis children.
Next question?
LOL amazing!
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LOL amazing!
You're telling me? I have to pinch myself to make sure I am not dreaming every two minutes ;D
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I'm guessing most may make around 5, a few may make 6. I don't want to settle for a career where I have to "work my way up the corporate ladder" and hopefully by the time im 35 be able to get a new "Yukon" and live in a modest middle class neighborhood. I'm 19 and ready to make some serious money. By the time im 25, I'd like to have a ferrari and a few houses throughout the world. What career should I become involved in?
AHAHHHAAHAHAH!!! Kids ::)
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You should play alot and i mean alot of poker and get good at the shit, my bro past year has been taking in over $10 g's a month playing online, and does his reg job where he brings in $3000 a month lol but hey he does spen 80% of his free time on the net playing poker but mad cash right and hes only 23 and lots of guys even younger then him take in 20-30'gs if ur really good a month
www.twoplustwo.com
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You are correct. My buddy who started at 57 , had an internship with Stone and Webster all through college. That allowed him to get some cred within the company to command a higher salary then the average of (50). He is a mechanical engineer. Designs reactors for plants and all that. He is a traveling engineer, which nets him more cash. He makes around 80 now, at 26. His father did the same shat for a living, and was in the high hundreds when he retired.
If you are not going to med school those are two great majors to get into. I started at 41(marketing) which was pretty good. I know people who started as low as 31 - 32. Granted there are so many schools in Boston company's are not exactly freaking out to throw money at candids.
If you are studying medicine and move back to the east coast to practice, Boston is a city you should look into. Christ, the nurses at Brigham and womens make from 40 - 70 per hour. Tons of hospitals and medical research facilities all over the place. Some of the best cancer facilities/hospitals in the world etc etc.
I should have went to law school :P
I'm actually doing finance and pre-med at the moment. I'm pretty tired of the east coast, though. I want to go back out to Cali. UCLA is like my dream med school. Don't have the grades yet, though but I'm working on it. If I end up in business, investment banking would be something I'd like to do down the road. It'd be pretty interesting commandeering multi-million dollar mergers. :o
You should play alot and i mean alot of poker and get good at the shit, my bro past year has been taking in over $10 g's a month playing online, and does his reg job where he brings in $3000 a month lol but hey he does spen 80% of his free time on the net playing poker but mad cash right and hes only 23 and lots of guys even younger then him take in 20-30'gs if ur really good a month
Go watch the 1000/2000 blind tables on Full tilt. Some 23 year old Swedish kid sat down with over $1 million on 2 different tables one day. Patrick Antonius probably makes 100-300k a month on internet poker. I've seen him win a few 100-200k pots alone. The guy is a beast. Personally, I got fucked too many times by the bullshit that is those sites to play it anymore. I'm a pretty good player, though. Just too much bullshit with AA, KK, A-k and what not getting cracked on the internet by hands like 9-3 off.
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I'm actually doing finance and pre-med at the moment. I'm pretty tired of the east coast, though. I want to go back out to Cali. UCLA is like my dream med school. Don't have the grades yet, though but I'm working on it. If I end up in business, investment banking would be something I'd like to do down the road. It'd be pretty interesting commandeering multi-million dollar mergers. :o
Go watch the 1000/2000 blind tables on Full tilt. Some 23 year old Swedish kid sat down with over $1 million on 2 different tables one day. Patrick Antonius probably makes 100-300k a month on internet poker. I've seen him win a few 100-200k pots alone. The guy is a beast. Personally, I got fucked too many times by the bullshit that is those sites to play it anymore. I'm a pretty good player, though. Just too much bullshit with AA, KK, A-k and what not getting cracked on the internet by hands like 9-3 off.
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/math/e/f/7/ef71162adba34ae9230be72bb5f6f705.png)
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Now... Where the fuck is that "Miss Karen"?
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(http://upload.wikimedia.org/math/e/f/7/ef71162adba34ae9230be72bb5f6f705.png)
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Now... Where the f**k is that "Miss Karen"?
hahahaha, I think you ran her off with those equations Debussey.
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hahahaha, I think you ran her off with those equations Debussey.
The poor bitch could take a verbal beating like no other.
But some simple finance math killed her.
:)
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Sounds like he doesn't want to work very hard, or come up with an idea of his own.
Kid, there's no playbook. At least not unless your daddy is somebody.
Exactly. Either that or play, cross your fingers, and hit the lottery.
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The poor bitch could take a verbal beating like no other.
But some simple finance math killed her.
:)
The time value of money made her head explode. ;D
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I'm guessing most may make around 5, a few may make 6. I don't want to settle for a career where I have to "work my way up the corporate ladder" and hopefully by the time im 35 be able to get a new "Yukon" and live in a modest middle class neighborhood. I'm 19 and ready to make some serious money. By the time im 25, I'd like to have a ferrari and a few houses throughout the world. What career should I become involved in?
Okay, here's your step-by-step guide:
Step 1: Get accepted to a good undergraduate school and befriend rich people.
Step 2: Get a Wharton MBA.
Step 3: Marry a chick whose family has more money than God.
Once you complete these steps, get back to me and I'll give you the rest!
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o god $$$$$...
after watching 2 generations of family fight over $..i've pretty much been the little spender of the family..
there is so much more to life..
best time in my life..bar none ws when i ws living in ocean city...i ws poorish..working the clubs and a muscle clothing shop....i remember a week or 2 where i ate nothing but them cheapo cup o noodles (i refused to ask the family for $)
i had no girlfriend...limited funds..ws lucky enough to find me a great room in a great house in ocean pines MD...it had a hammock :) (plus my roomie merrie ws a great gal..like an elder sister to me :) )
if i were not bound by expectations..and ideally..i'd just love to be a tour guide in hawaii..own my own little boat..train at a gym..have a little tiki bar i'm a regular at....soo simple..
$ causes problems..i cant even begin to explain how many signatures i've been made to sign on documents i didn't care to Fucking read...on property i didn't care to fucking own...or profits i didn't care to fucking make...of sides i didn't care to fucking take...
there is a LOT more to life folks ..than $...honest..
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I'm guessing most may make around 5, a few may make 6. I don't want to settle for a career where I have to "work my way up the corporate ladder" and hopefully by the time im 35 be able to get a new "Yukon" and live in a modest middle class neighborhood. I'm 19 and ready to make some serious money. By the time im 25, I'd like to have a ferrari and a few houses throughout the world. What career should I become involved in?
Network Marketing
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Network Marketing
So... How much money do you make annually? ::)
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So... How much money do you make annually? ::)
LOTS!
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LOTS!
No, you do not.
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Go watch the 1000/2000 blind tables on Full tilt. Some 23 year old Swedish kid sat down with over $1 million on 2 different tables one day. Patrick Antonius probably makes 100-300k a month on internet poker. I've seen him win a few 100-200k pots alone. The guy is a beast. Personally, I got fucked too many times by the bullshit that is those sites to play it anymore. I'm a pretty good player, though. Just too much bullshit with AA, KK, A-k and what not getting cracked on the internet by hands like 9-3 off.
What's your SN on FullTilt BF? I play the 3/6-10/20 NL games pretty regularly.
Antonius is a beast. In addition to crushing the online games he's apparently become a regular at the big 4000/8000 mixed games in Vegas. 300K a month is a conservative estimate for him IMO.
The swedish kid you refer to is TexasLimitKing. The rumor is that he has been nabbed for cheating, although nobody seems to be able to verify this.
Gossip aside, telling some kid to "get good at poker" is assanine. Anyone with any experience knows that the variance involved will crush most kids spirit, and numb them to the value of money. Only a few are mentally prepared, disciplined and intelligent enough, not to mention lucky, to win consistently. It IS a fun game to learn and play, but I wouldn't call it a job unless my wins far surpassed my regular salary for 3-5 years consistently.
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No, you do not.
I suppose that's all relative isn't it? ...compared to my sponsor who happens to be the #1 income earner in the company, who has already maxxed out our compensation plan 8 straight weeks in a row, ...then I suppose I don't. But let me ask you this Debussey... how much money should I be making? ???
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I suppose that's all relative isn't it? ...compared to my sponsor who happens to be the #1 income earner in the company, who has already maxxed out our compensation plan 8 straight weeks in a row, ...then I suppose I don't. But let me ask you this Debussey... how much money should I be making? ???
The way you push Network marketing means you should at least make 200000-400000 annually. If not, your claims are worthless.
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It's astonishing how unfunny you are.
agreed
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The way you push Network marketing means you should at least make 200000-400000 annually. If not, your claims are worthless.
I freely admit, I'm not making 200K annually with FFi, ...I've only been actively building for the past 6 mos,
...but I'm extremely happy to report I'm closing in on that figure ...real fast! :)
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I don't want to settle for a career where I have to "work my way up the corporate ladder"
boonstack, just out of curiosity and not flaming you at all...I'm wondering about your relationship w/your parents.
How do you feel your parents measured up to supplying your wants and needs?
Also, have you held any job yet such as part-time when you were attending school?
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boonstack, just out of curiosity and not flaming you at all...I'm wondering about your relationship w/your parents.
How do you feel your parents measured up to supplying your wants and needs?
Also, have you held any job yet such as part-time when you were attending school?
McDonalds pays 7000 a year.
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McDonalds pays 7000 a year.
No way my wellfare is much more than that :o
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Boonstack, ...you're on the right track. You're at the door... the question is which entrance will you choose?
The Entrance (http://platinum.funpic.org/TheEntrance_Sample.mp3) <--click me
Goatboy's right. Wharton MBA = massive money.
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Goatboy's right. Wharton MBA = massive money.
Only if it can be put to use. The bottom line is you're still selling your time for someone else's dollars,
and if they're not buying... you're SOL. For any employer to keep you around, they have to be able to buy you at wholesale... and sell you at retail. Wouldn't you rather earn what you're worth... as opposed to what someone is willing to pay for you at a discounted wholesale rate?
Have a listen to my friend Randy discussing the concept. Randy is a true rags to riches success story.
I've known Randy since 1991, ...and if you knew where he came from, you'd freak. If he can make it... anyone can.
Check out the biz (http://www.checkoutthebiz.com/) <--click me
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Only if it can be put to use. The bottom line is you're still selling your time for someone else's dollars,
and if they're not buying... you're SOL. For any employer to keep you around, they have to be able to buy you at wholesale... and sell you at retail. Wouldn't you rather earn what you're worth... as opposed to what someone is willing to pay for you at a discounted wholesale rate?
Have a listen to my friend Randy discussing the concept. Randy is a true rags to riches success story.
I've known Randy since 1991, ...and if you knew where he came from, you'd freak. If he can make it... anyone can.
Check out the biz (http://www.checkoutthebiz.com/) <--click me
Monster Pyramid Scam
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Apparently, JaguarEnterprises is more successful than people with MBA's from some of the top business schools in the country!!!
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Apparently, JaguarEnterprises is more successful than people with MBA's from some of the top business schools in the country!!!
And even if she is....the statistics say...GO TO SCHOOL = MAKE MORE MONEY.
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And even if she is....the statistics say...GO TO SCHOOL = MAKE MORE MONEY.
Exactly. For every rags to riches story, there's 1000 people who made it going to school.
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Monster Pyramid Scam
I think you might want to watch it again.
That is no pyramid at all, ...and it certainly is not a scam. Far from it. What Randy describes is a very legitimate business model adopted by some of the top corporations around the world like Microsoft, GE, Toyota, Coca-cola etc., etc., etc.
Perhaps this audio (http://www.jaguarenterprises.net/brilliant.htm) <--click me might help you understand it better.
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Apparently, JaguarEnterprises is more successful than people with MBA's from some of the top business schools in the country!!!
Sadly, for many MBA's from some of the top business schools... I am. :'(
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Exactly. For every rags to riches story, there's 1000 people who made it going to school.
I guess that all depends on your definition of making it I suppose. :-\
I can assure you I meet & work with many highly credentialed and degreed individuals who find that despite having studied hard, and worked hard to achieve a certain degree of financial status, their lives are not fulfilling. They have the money, ...but no time to enjoy it, ...and if they slow down just a bit, ...their income goes out the window. There's more to life than simply making money. Many of these MBAs turn to me and people like me to help them develop the leverage they need to both HAVE the money, ...and all the free time to enjoy it. Without quality of life, ...all the money in the world will not make you happy. life is meant to be lived... not spent in the endless pursuit of money. There's nothing wrong with adopting a model that provides endless and ever increasing streams of income, while at the same time providing more and more free time to enjoy it. Or provide the safety net and buffer zone so badly needed in times of uncertainty.
Most people will spend 4 - 5 years at upwards of 10 - 15K a year to study something. Then after they graduate, they are $40 - $60K in debt, and can look forward to working for the next 30 - 40 years to save up enough so they can retire. ...provided of course they are not downsized or right sized aka tossed out on their butt by their employer. There's nothing wrong with that I suppose, ...however some people choose to add an additional strategy into the mix by working for 2 - 5 years, after which they can retire with a passive income stream of 6 figures a year. Certainly with an additional 6 figures a year, and free time, one can invest that money to last them lifetime.
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I guess that all depends on your definition of making it I suppose. :-\
I can assure you I meet & work with many highly credentialed and degreed individuals who find that despite having studied hard, and worked hard to achieve a certain degree of financial status, their lives are not fulfilling. They have the money, ...but no time to enjoy it, ...and if they slow down just a bit, ...their income goes out the window. There's more to life than simply making money. Many of these MBAs turn to me and people like me to help them develop the leverage they need to both HAVE the money, ...and all the free time to enjoy it. Without quality of life, ...all the money in the world will not make you happy. life is meant to be lived... not spent in the endless pursuit of money. There's nothing wrong with adopting a model that provides endless and ever increasing streams of income, while at the same time providing more and more free time to enjoy it. Or provide the safety net and buffer zone so badly needed in times of uncertainty.
Most people will spend 4 - 5 years at upwards of 10 - 15K a year to study something. Then after they graduate, they are $40 - $60K in debt, and can look forward to working for the next 30 - 40 years to save up enough so they can retire. ...provided of course they are not downsized or right sized aka tossed out on their butt by their employer. There's nothing wrong with that I suppose, ...however some people choose to add an additional strategy into the mix by working for 2 - 5 years, after which they can retire with a passive income stream of 6 figures a year. Certainly with an additional 6 figures a year, and free time, one can invest that money to last them lifetime.
Translation, I got rejeted from every college I applied to!
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Translation, I got rejeted from every college I applied to!
{giggle} Ok, I gotta admit... that was kinda funny.
But don't deflect... please address what I have said. Do you find it illogical... or lacking in merit? if so... how?
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I think you might want to watch it again.
That is no pyramid at all, ...and it certainly is not a scam. Far from it. What Randy describes is a very legitimate business model adopted by some of the top corporations around the world like Microsoft, GE, Toyota, Coca-cola etc., etc., etc.
Perhaps this audio (http://www.jaguarenterprises.net/brilliant.htm) <--click me might help you understand it better.
I'm not dumb enough to drink the kool-aid
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I guess that all depends on your definition of making it I suppose. :-\
I can assure you I meet & work with many highly credentialed and degreed individuals who find that despite having studied hard, and worked hard to achieve a certain degree of financial status, their lives are not fulfilling. They have the money, ...but no time to enjoy it, ...and if they slow down just a bit, ...their income goes out the window. There's more to life than simply making money. Many of these MBAs turn to me and people like me to help them develop the leverage they need to both HAVE the money, ...and all the free time to enjoy it. Without quality of life, ...all the money in the world will not make you happy. life is meant to be lived... not spent in the endless pursuit of money. There's nothing wrong with adopting a model that provides endless and ever increasing streams of income, while at the same time providing more and more free time to enjoy it. Or provide the safety net and buffer zone so badly needed in times of uncertainty.
Most people will spend 4 - 5 years at upwards of 10 - 15K a year to study something. Then after they graduate, they are $40 - $60K in debt, and can look forward to working for the next 30 - 40 years to save up enough so they can retire. ...provided of course they are not downsized or right sized aka tossed out on their butt by their employer. There's nothing wrong with that I suppose, ...however some people choose to add an additional strategy into the mix by working for 2 - 5 years, after which they can retire with a passive income stream of 6 figures a year. Certainly with an additional 6 figures a year, and free time, one can invest that money to last them lifetime.
I'm talking about the people making 7 figures annually, like the topic of this thread. You go to Wharton or any top business school and come out knowing what you're doing, you're going make more than enough money to live well with.
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I'm talking about the people making 7 figures annually, like the topic of this thread. You go to Wharton or any top business school and come out knowing what you're doing, you're going make more than enough money to live well with.
What happened to Goatboy then? ;)
You're still selling yourself wholesale to an employer who'll turn around and re-sell you retail,
...and there are only so many CEO positions around. The money is covered, ...but what about quality of life?
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Maybe you should log off getbig more often. Notice I am not around as much? ;) :-*
I haven't been on much the last few days. Called time management. Trade school, do you have to do anything besides show up to pass? hahahahaha! ::)
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Do you have a full time job?
Nah, I just wear tight low cut shirts. :)
You work for your father. You go to trade school. I could sneeze and wind up with a 4.0 there.
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I freely admit, I'm not making 200K annually with FFi, ...I've only been actively building for the past 6 mos,
...but I'm extremely happy to report I'm closing in on that figure ...real fast! :)
You've been pimping pyramids on here a lot longer than six month, Judi. And still you're not up to even 200k. :-[
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You've been pimping pyramids on here a lot longer than six month, Judi. And still you're not up to even 200k. :-[
What is your annual income?
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Judy, you owe me 40 grand. Might wanna get on that.
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What is your annual income?
You want my social security number, mother's maiden name, and dick size as well?
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Trade School! ;D
Flower is learning how to expertly handle wood.
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You want my social security number, mother's maiden name, and dick size as well?
No. Just answer the question Whorge. 400000? 1 mill? 2 mill?
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No, because of my "knowlege" in that area, I was able to take a competency exam and get credited for that class.
;D
LOL. ;D
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No. Just answer the question Whorge. 400000? 1 mill? 2 mill?
Let's put it this way and leave it at that... I'll never have to worry about money in my lifetime.
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Flower, I did notice you weren't around as much. Ironically, the less you post and talk the more attractive I find you. Let's keep it this way. ;)
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and yet you won't send me a bottle of salad dressing >:(
I feel that buying your own bottle of salad dressing builds character, Amy... you need to learn the value of a good bottle of dressing. They won't teach you that in trade school, you know!
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Let's put it this way and leave it at that... I'll never have to worry about money in my lifetime.
Good Whorge. You have obviously put in the effort needed to become wealthy. Very respectable.
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Maybe I will scan it, but I might be busy buying salad dressing.
:)
>:(
Okay, fine.... I'll have someone send you a bottle of dressing.
Now make wit teh letter!
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You'll have "someone" ::) What you can't mail a box with no return addy on it.
You don't expect me to go to a store and personally buy, wrap, and ship this bottle, do you? Who said it would have a return addy on it? ::)
Stop at the mall first and get something else to put in the box ;)
Something for shop class?
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I guess that all depends on your definition of making it I suppose. :-\
I can assure you I meet & work with many highly credentialed and degreed individuals who find that despite having studied hard, and worked hard to achieve a certain degree of financial status, their lives are not fulfilling. They have the money, ...but no time to enjoy it, ...and if they slow down just a bit, ...their income goes out the window. There's more to life than simply making money. Many of these MBAs turn to me and people like me to help them develop the leverage they need to both HAVE the money, ...and all the free time to enjoy it. Without quality of life, ...all the money in the world will not make you happy. life is meant to be lived... not spent in the endless pursuit of money. There's nothing wrong with adopting a model that provides endless and ever increasing streams of income, while at the same time providing more and more free time to enjoy it. Or provide the safety net and buffer zone so badly needed in times of uncertainty.
Most people will spend 4 - 5 years at upwards of 10 - 15K a year to study something. Then after they graduate, they are $40 - $60K in debt, and can look forward to working for the next 30 - 40 years to save up enough so they can retire. ...provided of course they are not downsized or right sized aka tossed out on their butt by their employer. There's nothing wrong with that I suppose, ...however some people choose to add an additional strategy into the mix by working for 2 - 5 years, after which they can retire with a passive income stream of 6 figures a year. Certainly with an additional 6 figures a year, and free time, one can invest that money to last them lifetime.
There's definitely a stickiness factor to what you are saying, but the idea is not exclusive to just the business idea that you are selling (whatever that is). You basically said, "wouldn't it be nice to make a lump sum of money in a short amount of time so then you can use that money as an investment that can support you over a lifetime." No one will argue against that.
You are making a claim that Network Marketing is a channel for meeting that goal. Now I admit that I have not clicked on any of your links and do not plan to. Since you claim to be a subject matter expert in this field, can you give me a summary of what it is and what the work expectations are?
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I'm guessing most may make around 5, a few may make 6. I don't want to settle for a career where I have to "work my way up the corporate ladder" and hopefully by the time im 35 be able to get a new "Yukon" and live in a modest middle class neighborhood. I'm 19 and ready to make some serious money. By the time im 25, I'd like to have a ferrari and a few houses throughout the world. What career should I become involved in?
Buy this book, read it and refer to it often.
http://www.amazon.com/Best-Success-Wynn-Davis/dp/156245000X/sr=8-1/qid=1170465687/ref=sr_1_1/002-2953284-6792020?ie=UTF8&s=books
I'm giving you gold. Good luck to you. :)
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You've been pimping pyramids on here a lot longer than six month, Judi. And still you're not up to even 200k. :-[
I was referring specifically to FFi income which I've only actively been working since June.
But as I said, I'm approaching that figure very quickly. :D
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7 figures wow, thats like 1,000,000 right?
or you mean 100,000 ........ cause if its 7............
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7 figures wow, thats like 1,000,000 right?
or you mean 100,000 ........ cause if its 7............
{giggle} ooops. sorry. I meant I was rapidly approaching DeBussey's benchmark of 200K
Not quite at $1,000,000 yet, ...but I know a few that are, ...and one who got there in 6.5 months. I'm not sure it's legal to actually state it, so I won't say their names, but I will say back in Nov, I discovered the number was about $300 K per month of which $200K was in matching bonuses. Since that time, we've brought on Taiwan, Korean, and China. :)
My business easily does 6 figures in sales monthly. Do the math. ;)
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{giggle} ooops. sorry. I meant I was rapidly approaching DeBussey's benchmark of 200K
Not quite at $1,000,000 yet, ...but I know a few that are, ...and one who got there in 6.5 months. I'm not sure it's legal to actually state it, so I won't say their names, but I will say back in Nov, I discovered the number was about $300 K per month of which $200K was in matching bonuses. Since that time, we've brought on Taiwan, Korean, and China. :)
My business easily does 6 figures in sales monthly. Do the match. ;)
Can I have 50 grand, for no reason at all?
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You work for your father. You go to trade school. I could sneeze and wind up with a 4.0 there.
PFFT. ::) I don't know what "trade school" she goes to,but just because something doesn't require a four year degree to learn,does not mean it is easy.There are many different kinds of "smart". Many people are very intelligent,and accell at academics,but have the mechanical ability of a bowling ball.That is why many places give tests to get into certain types of programs,such as tool and die and machine maintenance. They are not tests that can be studied for.They don't have questions about the particular job.They are mechanical aptitude tests that test your ability to understand how things work and such. I have worked with many engineers over the years that were very intelligent,but when they came out on the shop floor they looked like fools...even after being shown repeatedly how to do something. Not all of them,but quite a few. You may be right,I don't know you.You might have no problem in any line of work.However,like I said there are many people who do very well in business and such,but are just about unteachable in other areas.
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Can I have 50 grand, for no reason at all?
nope.
...and just to add injury to insult...guess what I'm eating now?
Yep... some 'Sour Skittles'! Are ya jealous? ...want some? :P
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Buy this book, read it and refer to it often.
http://www.amazon.com/Best-Success-Wynn-Davis/dp/156245000X/sr=8-1/qid=1170465687/ref=sr_1_1/002-2953284-6792020?ie=UTF8&s=books
I'm giving you gold. Good luck to you. :)
Wow, where ya been YoMamma? Do you collect quotes?
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yes, yes I do. >:(
Something for shop class?
Make them Titex, parabolic flute with TicN coating, dia range 3/16 to 1-1/2", OAL not longer than 2-1/2"
;D
Trade School!! LOLZ!! ;D I know how to read a print!! :D
Hey I didn't read the whole thread just skimmed it...I thought he was making fun of you saying you go to trade school. :)
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Actually I do know how to read a print and can order tooling and material ;) I work in a machine shop. Not much tool and die anymore, cnc turning and milling. And you are correct it does take a different kind of "smart". Those guys, especially programmers/set-up, can make some good money. If the machines aren't running, no money is being made.
I told BF trade school and he believes it. :)
I set up and program cnc tube benders. I Also programmed ABB robotic welders for ten years at my old job.Started out as a mig/tig welder and took a test to get into the set up program. They paid for my schooling on the robotics ..the rest was learned "on the job". I worked there for 12 years but lost that job due to outsourcing.
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Wow, where ya been YoMamma? Do you collect quotes?
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>:(
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Whoops wrong qoute ;) meant this one
nope.
...and just to add injury to insult...guess what I'm eating now?
Yep... some 'Sour Skittles'! Are ya jealous? ...want some? :P
>:(
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Actually I do know how to read a print and can order tooling and material ;) I work in a machine shop. Not much tool and die anymore, cnc turning and milling. And you are correct it does take a different kind of "smart". Those guys, especially programmers/set-up, can make some good money. If the machines aren't running, no money is being made.
I told BF trade school and he believes it. :)
Either way it's a school I could ace with my eyes closed and my hands on my dick. ;)
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I'm pretty sure you could ;)
Are you upset that the degree you're earning has the earning potential of a GED?!?!?! ;D
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I'm pretty sure you could ;)
Flub. summary:
* Works in her fathers tool company
* Redhead with freckles
* Goes to trade school
* Not married
* Old
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Considering you don't know what that degree is.........
This semester I am taking my second A&P class and a Pathophysiology among others.
:)
Wowzorz! Sounds like tough stuff. Those community college classes are tough!!! ::)
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I bet they are :)
You having reading comprehension problems, don't you? :)
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No, you said your community college classes are tough. :)
hahahaha, community college. If thinking I go there helps you sleep at night, so be it. What's it like learning which direction to turn a wrench? Could be a tough final for you. ::)
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If that helps you sleep better at night, so be it. Personally anyone, no matter where they go, that tries to better themselves with learning deserves credit in my book. They could be living off the taxpayers instead. :)
ps - Lefty loosey, righty tighty ;)
Congratulations, you just passed trade school!!! But in all honesty, I agree.
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I still don't like you. :)
The feeling's mutual. Is it because I don't swing from your clit like your legion of X followers? ::)
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No. You ever see someone and just want to smack them for some reason? Like their very breathing just irks you?
That's you. :)
I feel the same way about most redheads. ;D
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I can always dye my hair, but you will always be the guy people just want to punch.
:)
I don't know many people in real life who want to punch me. Are you trying to seduce me?
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You really want me to believe your man has never donkey punched you?
hahahahahahahaa oh brother!!! ;D
hahahaha, you seem to be quite familiar with being donkey punched. Perhaps that's something you enjoy? ::)
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You really want me to believe your man has never donkey punched you?
hahahahahahahaa oh brother!!! ;D
Is it true that you giggle Flub.? Geo said so. So it must be right.
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shut up slippy ::)
Debussey = not Slippy.
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Are you asking me to bring over a strap on? :o
No, just your lips. Heard you could suck a golf ball through a garden hose. :o
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No, just your lips. Heard you could suck a golf ball through a garden hose. :o
Trade school chicks are teh hawt!
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I've heard you have a personal garden hose. One of those industrial black ones ;)
You seem to be pretty interested in my personal life. I don't have a black industrial hose but we can discuss my one eyed monster over dinner. I'm thinking McDonald's and some cheap $4 merlot. You in?
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shut up slippy ::)
Flower, do you have a tool belt ;)
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I was referring specifically to FFi income which I've only actively been working since June.
Okay, I just clicked your site. Fuel capsules? Gimme a break. ::)
What happened to Synergy? Finally give up after beating your head against the wall for years?
A pyramid is a pyramid, Judi.
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I got a friend at Leighman Brothers who made 50 comming out of Morehouse....But he lives in New York
And another friend at Morgan Stanley at 55..same school...
And my dumbass is trying to save the world as a Doctor...truth is i started off as a business major and premed came to me easier. ill be 6 fig by the time im 30 hopefully
You'll be amazed at how much your friend is making at Lehman Brothers in 3-4 years from now. His salary will probably be tripled, and then in another 2-3 years, he's likely to be pulling down $300,000-400,000/year. The downside is that, aside from small cost of living adjustments, he's not likely to make much more than that per year if he stays with the company. He would need to branch out and do his own thing or go into a smaller partnership if he wanted to get into the 7-figure range.
Good luck in your medical career.
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Whoops wrong qoute ;) meant this one
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Well guess what? ...I'm eatin' them again, ...only now... I'm not offering to share any with you. ;D
mmmm... mmmmm. they're yummy. :P
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If that helps you sleep better at night, so be it. Personally anyone, no matter where they go, that tries to better themselves with learning deserves credit in my book. They could be living off the taxpayers instead. :)
I agree. Why people put down others for their education is ridiculous.
It's not necessarily the education you receive, ...but how you use your education (ALL forms of it).
ps - Lefty loosey, righty tighty ;)
{blush} I'm embarassed to admit it, ...but that little phrase is really gonna help me. :-[
Thanks ~flower~
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Okay, I just clicked your site. Fuel capsules? Gimme a break. ::)
What happened to Synergy? Finally give up after beating your head against the wall for years?
A pyramid is a pyramid, Judi.
;D
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Okay, I just clicked your site. Fuel capsules? Gimme a break. ::)
No problem Goatboy, ...which part would you like me to break first... your arms ...or your legs? ;)
Hey, if Ret. General Norman Schwarzkopf doesn't have a problem with them, what's yours? (He endorses us)
You are aware that the US military uses these products, as well as a number of other gov departments right?
What happened to Synergy? Finally give up after beating your head against the wall for years?
Nothing happened to Synergy. I built a network there for 2½ yrs. Now it's built, and continues to go without me.
That's the goal we all aspire to... to create an organization that grows of it's own momentum.
That's what I have with Synergy, ...and a few other network mtkg ventures. ;) I build for 2 yrs, then move on.
With FFi, the timing was too perfect, and the potential too big to walk away from.
The timing of the product, the timing of the company, and the foundation upon which the company was built all came together in a perfect storm of opportunity that I would have been an idiot to ignore. As it was, I was still an idiot to some degree, because we had such an influx of orders we went into backlog. As a result, I sat back, and waited til the backlog was cleared up before actually going to work full tilt. I didn't have the heart to tell people to "buy products, ...and maybe in 5 months you'll get your order". That was more grief than I was willing to endure.
In retrospect, it was a stupid decision, ...or rather an excuse on my part, because I was living proof that wasn't necessarily the case. I joined knowing full well there was a back order, as did the first few core people I sponsored. They all knew there was a back order and the possibility of not getting products for months... but I didn't want to deal with the grief of signing new people up (especially those who may be new to network mtkg, or perhaps have never been in an early growth stage company before, and hearing everyday "where's the product?". We went in backorder Feb 18th... and I joined Feb 28th. Wasn't active until June when we cleared it up. My sponsor who joined Feb 15th, refused to let the backorder situation stop her. {giggle} Infact, she was probably the only one who didn't, ...and by July... she was up to $5K a day. As it stands, I've got a few people over in Africa who are having trouble getting the product due to customs delays, and the lengthy transit times to Africa, ...but they've stopped griping cause we're building the group below them, and they're happy watching those volumes accrue. They can't get their products through customs, ...but the cheques always make it. ;)
A pyramid is a pyramid, Judi.
A pyramid is a pyramid. I won't argue that point at all, ...however, what I'm involved in is NOT a pyramid.
The US Goverment wouldn't do business with a pyramid. What we have is the wave of the future. It's a scaled down distribution model that cuts out the middle man, and brings products directly to the consumer, compensating distributors with the markup that otherwise would have gone to middle men.
If you breakdown the cost of any retail item in a store, you see a huge markup between manufacturer and end consumer. Our model simply takes that margin, puts a portion into R & D to develop a better product, and pays out the remainder pro-rated to individuals, ...but only AFTER a product has been sold.
I'm surprised an Ivy League MBA is having such difficulty understanding the model. :-\
Let me put it another way... you know that $2 bottle of soda at the grocery store? It costs about 6¢ to make.
Every middle man between the manufacturer and YOU, tacks on a little bit to the price before it gets to you.
At $2, you're looking at $1.94 being paid out to middle men
In our business model, our network mtkg soda will cost 50¢ to make (because it is a superior quality soda) and will still sell for $2 (or possibly more because the better value & quality will allow for a higher price point), ...but let's say $2. Of the $1.50 difference, 20¢ is put into R & D to develop an even better product, to ensure they remain on the cutting edge, and the remaining $1.30 is paid out to individuals. Think of how many bottles of soda are sold around the world everyday.
Or consider this actual example from traditional business: For every pair of Nike Air Jordan's sold, $5.oo goes to Michael Jordan. In our business model, instead of Michael Jordan getting that $5.oo, ordinary individuals do. That's true leverage. Now, not everyone can train for years to become a championship NBA player able to leverage his image to create a $5.oo residual on the sale of sneakers bearing his name, ...but everyone can put themselves in a business model that allows them the very same kind of leverage. Leverage that continues to grow depending on how well they chose the vehicle for creating that leverage.
Our target market is essentially anyone who uses fuel -- gas or diesel, gas/ethanol in over 200 countries around the world. The market is HUGE, getting bigger everyday, and is GLOBAL in scale.
(http://platinum.funpic.org/target.jpg)
In our specific case a $19.95 product, treats 20 tankfuls of fuel, and saves people roughly a bare minimum of $100.oo For some.. depending on the vehicle... it can be as much as $300.oo depending on their fuel costs, and feeds a number of birds with 1 worm.
- It reduces our dependency on foreign oil imports,
- It saves us money at the pump,
- It reduces the pollution that contributes to global warming,
- It creates leveraged residual income
In baseball, we call that a grand slam homerun.
We have a trucking firm right here in Ontario with a fleet of 22 vehicles saving $16,800.oo per month in fuel costs. Do you think a company able to slash close to $17K a month in operating costs is gonna stop using this product? ...ever? ??? This doesn't even include what they're doing to reduce the pollution they're pumping into the air? So ya... I'm on the pill, ...and so are alot of guys.
Check out this video (http://www.checkoutthebiz.com) <--click me for a generic explaination of the business model if you're more visually inclined.
--or--
Listen to this audio (http://www.jaguarenterprises.net/brilliant.htm) <--click me for a generic explaination if your comprehension is better by hearing.
It's so nice to wake up in the morning (...or sometimes in the afternoon if I choose to sleep in) and discover I've made a ton of money while I was sleeping. :) As I type this, it's 5:00pm in Japan, 7:30 pm in parts of Australia, and someone is filling up their tank for their commute home from work or church or wherever... and I'm making money as they save money. That's a win/win/win situation all around. Rather than 1 source of income, I'm deriving multiple sources from all over the globe, all across Canada, USA, Mexico, Columbia, Jamaica, Trinidad, Italy, India, Ireland,Africa, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Australia, Spain, Belgium, Germany, Norway, Turkey, Portugal, Poland, Croatia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, UK, The Netherlands, Israel, ...and my personal favourites Hong Kong, Taiwan, & China. :) I don't say that to brag, ...simply to describe what is available with our business model. It has simply taken what has worked in the past, and evolved it into a model that provides a more efficient system, that for the first time is capable of being accessed by the average guy. There's nothing wrong with operating a local retail store if that's what people want to do. I simply prefer not to limit myself to local walk-in traffic. No one in Shenzhen is gonna buy from my retail outlet in Toronto using the traditional business model, but through the leverage created with this model, I can have a store in Shenzhen selling to the local population there, deriving profits while I sleep.
People study hard for years to get the education that they can then sell to big business, so that they can have the priviledge of building the residuals for big business. Our model simply allows a guy to put that same model to work for him. I'm not saying your MBA is worthless. You should be commended for having gotten it. I simply say people would be wiser to invest their time, efforts, and education into building their own leverage rather than that of their employer.
Hope That Clarifies,
(http://www.jaguarenterprises.net/images/judi-sig50.jpg)
ps - To buy the product... feel free to visit here (http://jme.mpgproduct.com/default.aspx?cid=50962) <--click me
To learn more about the opportunity, ...click the link below
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Flower, do you have a tool belt ;)
She needs one with all the tools around here.
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She needs one with all the tools around here.
{ROTFLMAO} Good One! ;D
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No problem Goatboy, ...which part would you like me to break first... your arms ...or your legs? ;)
Hey, if Ret. General Norman Schwarzkopf doesn't have a problem with them, what's yours? (He endorses us)
You are aware that the US military uses these products, as well as a number of other gov departments right?
Nothing happened to Synergy. I built a network there for 2½ yrs. Now it's built, and continues to go without me.
That's the goal we all aspire to... to create an organization that grows of it's own momentum.
That's what I have with Synergy, ...and a few other network mtkg ventures. ;) I build for 2 yrs, then move on.
With FFi, the timing was too perfect, and the potential too big to walk away from.
The timing of the product, the timing of the company, and the foundation upon which the company was built all came together in a perfect storm of opportunity that I would have been an idiot to ignore. As it was, I was still an idiot to some degree, because we had such an influx of orders we went into backlog. As a result, I sat back, and waited til the backlog was cleared up before actually going to work full tilt. I didn't have the heart to tell people to "buy products, ...and maybe in 5 months you'll get your order". That was more grief than I was willing to endure.
In retrospect, it was a stupid decision, ...or rather an excuse on my part, because I was living proof that wasn't necessarily the case. I joined knowing full well there was a back order, as did the first few core people I sponsored. They all knew there was a back order and the possibility of not getting products for months... but I didn't want to deal with the grief of signing new people up (especially those who may be new to network mtkg, or perhaps have never been in an early growth stage company before, and hearing everyday "where's the product?". We went in backorder Feb 18th... and I joined Feb 28th. Wasn't active until June when we cleared it up. My sponsor who joined Feb 15th, refused to let the backorder situation stop her. {giggle} Infact, she was probably the only one who didn't, ...and by July... she was up to $5K a day. As it stands, I've got a few people over in Africa who are having trouble getting the product due to customs delays, and the lengthy transit times to Africa, ...but they've stopped griping cause we're building the group below them, and they're happy watching those volumes accrue. They can't get their products through customs, ...but the cheques always make it. ;)
A pyramid is a pyramid. I won't argue that point at all, ...however, what I'm involved in is NOT a pyramid.
The US Goverment wouldn't do business with a pyramid. What we have is the wave of the future. It's a scaled down distribution model that cuts out the middle man, and brings products directly to the consumer, compensating distributors with the markup that otherwise would have gone to middle men.
If you breakdown the cost of any retail item in a store, you see a huge markup between manufacturer and end consumer. Our model simply takes that margin, puts a portion into R & D to develop a better product, and pays out the remainder pro-rated to individuals, ...but only AFTER a product has been sold.
I'm surprised an Ivy League MBA is having such difficulty understanding the model. :-\
Let me put it another way... you know that $2 bottle of soda at the grocery store? It costs about 6¢ to make.
Every middle man between the manufacturer and YOU, tacks on a little bit to the price before it gets to you.
At $2, you're looking at $1.94 being paid out to middle men
In our business model, our network mtkg soda will cost 50¢ to make (because it is a superior quality soda) and will still sell for $2 (or possibly more because the better value & quality will allow for a higher price point), ...but let's say $2. Of the $1.50 difference, 20¢ is put into R & D to develop an even better product, to ensure they remain on the cutting edge, and the remaining $1.30 is paid out to individuals. Think of how many bottles of soda are sold around the world everyday.
Or consider this actual example from traditional business: For every pair of Nike Air Jordan's sold, $5.oo goes to Michael Jordan. In our business model, instead of Michael Jordan getting that $5.oo, ordinary individuals do. That's true leverage. Now, not everyone can train for years to become a championship NBA player able to leverage his image to create a $5.oo residual on the sale of sneakers bearing his name, ...but everyone can put themselves in a business model that allows them the very same kind of leverage. Leverage that continues to grow depending on how well they chose the vehicle for creating that leverage.
Our target market is essentially anyone who uses fuel -- gas or diesel, gas/ethanol in over 200 countries around the world. The market is HUGE, getting bigger everyday, and is GLOBAL in scale.
(http://platinum.funpic.org/target.jpg)
In our specific case a $19.95 product, treats 20 tankfuls of fuel, and saves people roughly a bare minimum of $100.oo For some.. depending on the vehicle... it can be as much as $300.oo depending on their fuel costs, and feeds a number of birds with 1 worm.
- It reduces our dependency on foreign oil imports,
- It saves us money at the pump,
- It reduces the pollution that contributes to global warming,
- It creates leveraged residual income
In baseball, we call that a grand slam homerun.
We have a trucking firm right here in Ontario with a fleet of 22 vehicles saving $16,800.oo per month in fuel costs. Do you think a company able to slash close to $17K a month in operating costs is gonna stop using this product? ...ever? ??? This doesn't even include what they're doing to reduce the pollution they're pumping into the air? So ya... I'm on the pill, ...and so are alot of guys.
Check out this video (http://www.checkouthtebiz.com) <--click me for a generic explaination of the business model if you're more visually inclined.
--or--
Listen to this audio (http://www.jaguarenterprises.net/brilliant.htm) <--click me for a generic explaination if your comprehension is better by hearing.
It's so nice to wake up in the morning (...or sometimes in the afternoon if I choose to sleep in) and discover I've made a ton of money while I was sleeping. :) As I type this, it's 5:00pm in Japan, 7:30 pm in parts of Australia, and someone is filling up their tank for their commute home from work or church or wherever... and I'm making money as they save money. That's a win/win/win situation all around. Rather than 1 source of income, I'm deriving multiple sources from all over the globe, all across Canada, USA, Mexico, Columbia, Jamaica, Trinidad, Italy, India, Ireland,Africa, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Australia, Spain, Belgium, Germany, Norway, Turkey, Portugal, Poland, Croatia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, UK, The Netherlands, Israel, ...and my personal favourites Hong Kong, Taiwan, & China. :) I don't say that to brag, ...simply to describe what is available with our business model. It has simply taken what has worked in the past, and evolved it into a model that provides a more efficient system, that for the first time is capable of being accessed by the average guy. There's nothing wrong with operating a local retail store if that's what people want to do. I simply prefer not to limit myself to local walk-in traffic. No one in Shenzhen is gonna buy from my retail outlet in Toronto using the traditional business model, but through the leverage created with this model, I can have a store in Shenzhen selling to the local population there, deriving profits while I sleep.
People study hard for years to get the education that they can then sell to big business, so that they can have the priviledge of building the residuals for big business. Our model simply allows a guy to put that same model to work for him. I'm not saying your MBA is worthless. You should be commended for having gotten it. I simply say people would be wiser to invest their time, efforts, and education into building their own leverage rather than that of their employer.
Hope That Clarifies,
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ps - To buy the product... feel free to visit here (http://jme.mpgproduct.com/default.aspx?cid=50962) <--click me
To learn more about the opportunity, ...click the link below
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1: Do you have any conclusive studies to prove the claims you and the company make for this product?
2: Unless there is some secret alien conspiracy (well... There is :) ), this product should not be the only one around that helps reduce fuel cost. It is highly unlikely that a pyramid company is the only one around carrying this class of products (unless it is a scam, like that arigine shit).
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1: Do you have any conclusive studies to prove the claims you and the company make for this product?
Yes, there are many studies, ...and many additional studies underway as I type.
The information is on the website.
2: Unless there is some secret alien conspiracy (well... There is :) ), this product should not be the only one around that helps reduce fuel cost. It is highly unlikely that a pyramid company is the only one around carrying this class of products.
A pyramid company doesn't carry it, ...we do. We have exclusive worldwide distribution rights on this product.
There are other products on the market that claim to do what ours does, ...but they do not work.
Some products are somewhat effective, but do not produce the same results ours does, nor do they work in the same way. The technology behind this is not new... It's been around for decades. Infact, the liquid version of this product was originally used by a certain alphabet agency in Florida to boost the efficiency of their solid fuel rockets. A few years ago, it was reformulated into a tablet form, making it more user friendly.
However like I said the documentation is available on the website (http://jme.mpgproduct.com/default.aspx?cid=50962) <--click me if you care to peruse it.
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BTW - there was a typo in the video url in the post you just quoted. The corrected url is below:
Check out this video (http://www.checkoutthebiz.com) <--click me for a generic explaination of the business model if you're more visually inclined.
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Listen to this audio (http://www.jaguarenterprises.net/brilliant.htm) <--click me for a generic explaination if your comprehension is better by hearing.
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Yes, there are many studies, ...and many additional studies underway as I type.
The information is on the website.
A pyramid company doesn't carry it, ...we do. We have exclusive worldwide distribution rights on this product.
There are other products on the market that claim to do what ours does, ...but they do not work.
Some products are somewhat effective, but do not produce the same results ours does, nor do they work in the same way. The technology behind this is not new... It's been around for decades. Infact, the liquid version of this product was originally used by a certain alphabet agency in Florida to boost the efficiency of their solid fuel rockets. A few years ago, it was reformulated into a tablet form, making it more user friendly.
However like I said the documentation is available on the website (http://jme.mpgproduct.com/default.aspx?cid=50962) <--click me if you care to peruse it.
The scenario you describe does not sound right. If there is a technology out there that does what you say it does, corporate America would embrace it, not only a pyramid company. Even though this is a niche, the potential is huge, even if there are dick oil company lobbyists around trying their best to stop it from reaching the shelves of your local store.
Can you verify the claims about your product being much better than the competitors product?
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The scenario you describe does not sound right. If there is a technology out there that does what you say it does, corporate America would embrace it, not only a pyramid company. Even though this is a niche, the potential is huge, even if there are dick oil company lobbyists around trying their best to stop it from reaching the shelves of your local store.
Can you verify the claims about your product being much better than the competitors product?
Debussey, as I said, a pyramid company did not embrace it, a network mktg company did.
There are certain types of products that do better in a traditional retail business model, but will not have any success in a network mktg environment. Just as there are certain types of products that do better in a network mtkg environment, but will flop in a traditional retail distribution model. ie: A viagra type product. If you try to sell a female viagra type product through networking, it will do exceedingly well because women will talk to other women about these types of things. One woman will freely share with another if her orgasms are not up to snuff, or if she feels the necessity to fake it with her partner. Try to put that product on a store shelf, ...and women will avoid it like the plague. At the same time, selling a viagra type product for men through networking will flop because one guy will never admit to his buddies if he's having trouble getting an erection, or releasing his partner's orgasm. For men to buy it, it needs to be heavily advertised so they can first find out about it, and they need the ability to order it anonymously delivered in a brown paper wrapper. Are you getting the picture?
Previously, the price of gas has never been significant enough for the savings to matter to the North American consumer. North Americans, we being on the whole, the very self-centred and selfish lot that we are, have never really been concerned about the environment, or the pollution we create with our vehicles. Knowing what the future held vis-a-vis gas prices, environmental standards etc., the developer reformulated his product from liquid form (which previously had been available only to the military and other government agencies), and put it in tablet form to make it more user friendly for the masses. He unfortunately did not have the resources to bring it to market. He approached Randy Ray & Wendy Lewis for the financing. Randy & Wendy realized what they had, and secured the exclusive worldwide distribution rights to the product, knowing they would be able to properly launch the product into the marketplace. Randy has the distinction of being the individual who sold the technology to NASA to launch the space shuttle. Technology which NASA is still using today (with of course, a number of upgrades). It was a $130 Million dollar sale. He also oversaw the installation etc. Both Randy & Wendy have a significant track record of success in both traditional business as well as in the network mtkg arena, and have the deep pockets to ensure the successful launch and market penetration of these products into a global marketplace.
And yes Debussey, corporate America IS embracing it, ...as are corporations all over the world. But before they can embrace it, ...they have to know about it first don't they? That's where we as individual distributors come in. Herein lies the golden opportunity. We have the ability to bring this product to the market, a market that is global in nature and absolutely HUGE. We have the ability to introduce people, businesses, and industry, to a product they are going to want to buy, and continue to use for years to come, ...and earn residual income, as we help people to save money on their fuel costs, and do their part to reduce the pollution they emit from their vehicles.
This particular product orginally was developed for use by the military and various government agencies. As a result, alot of data regarding the product and it's various applications, is either classified, or under non-disclosure. The company is working diligently with the government to have much of the data de-classified and released. As a result, much of the information about it had not been available to corporate America. But still the skepticism remains, as is to be expected with anything newly introduced into the marketplace. Years ago my friend Marty introduced the first microwaves into North America. I don't think I have to tell you the skepticism he encountered when he told people he had a device that could cook your dinner in 60 seconds. He was met with all sorts of responses like "BS, ...if that were possible, Sears would have been selling it by now?" He also introduced the first fax machines and got the same kind of response. Even though technology changes, ...the skewed logic and initial skepticism of people never do. {sigh}
Feel free to check out this NEWS 9 REPORT (http://mfile.akamai.com/12933/wmv/vod.ibsys.com/2006/1121/10366165.300k.asx) <--click me It shows a typical batch of skeptics as well. I'll also admit, I too was one of the initial skeptics to begin with, ...we all were. But seeing the results converted me to a believer. I didn't quite know how it worked at the time, ...nor did I care. All I knew was that it worked. Now I understand how it works, ...but didn't then.
Again DeBussey, the information is there on the website. You need to click on the website to view it.
We have had some of the top experts in the world scoff at some of our claims. Even had Jerry Lang, the top combustion expert in North America (#2 in the world) spend over $250,000.oo of his own money to prove our product was a bunch of baloney. The end result was that he not only realized our product works, but being a combustion expert... he went one better. He discovered it works even better than we ourselves realized.
Initially, we were finding mixed results in the field. It worked for some, while others weren't seeing results... we had some people getting phenomenal results, then the results dropped off... we couldn't figure out why that was. Jerry was able to figure out the reason for this was in our dosing. We weren't dosing it properly. The technology has been around for years, but modern automobiles have sensors that can affect the results people see. After extensive testing, Mr Lang was able to figure out the optimal dosage for the best results, and it works 100% of the time, everytime. He went from skeptic to proponent and champion of FFi MPG-CAPs. There is a video clip of him on my website (http://jme.mpgproduct.com/default.aspx?cid=50962), <--click me as well as a few interviews there as well. He also recently did an interview with Ret. General Norman Schwarzkopf endorsing our products. This will air shortly on World Business Review, throughout North America & Asia, through CNBC, Bravo, and their syndicated affiliate network partners around the world, once the editing is completed.
But yes, ...there is a great deal of skepticism surrounding the product, ...but that's fine.
There are those who don't believe supplementing vitamins do any good either.
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Wait, according to 240, if Jags magic energy pills did work... she'd be long gone (killed off by the illuminati) well before these things hit the shelves!
The illuminati is powered by oil money!
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Wait, according to 240, if Jags magic energy pills did work... she'd be long gone (killed off by the illuminati) well before these things hit the shelves!
The illuminati is powered by oil money!
Well lucky for me this product is sold through network marketing and can not be found on store shelves. :P
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Flower, that's old news. We've never had any complaints about the product until a rival started losing all it's distributors to us, ...that's when complaints about us started. When the other company got shut down by the AGs the complaints stopped. We've also never had any complaints about our product causing damage. Our insurance policy has been in effect since day one, and we've never had a single claim. His problems were supposedly caused by bad gas. That has nothing to do with us... we don't sell gas, and our product does nothing to alter the fuel itself. Our product also dissolves completely, leaving no residue at all. It has been tested through microfilters... there is no residue. The fuel simply transports the ingredients into the combustion chamber which is where it does it's magic. See: the video (http://jme.mpgproduct.com/default.aspx?cid=50962) <--click me for an explaination of how it works.
The EPA has checked it out and nothing in it will harm the engine. We have had issues where the tablets didn't dissolve in the fuel because it couldn't get to the fuel. Some people have an anti-sipon mechanism in their vehicles that prevent anything from actually reaching the fuel tank. As a result, they saw no improvement whatsoever because it never got to the fuel. In addition, sub-zero temps can affect the time it takes for the capsules to dissolve. People can conceivably fill their tanks and burn off the full tank of gas before the fuel even dissolves, ...especially if they're using diesel. We simply recommend they pre-dissolve the tablets in a little fuel, then pour that in the gas tank, or simply use the liquid version of the product MPG-Boost.
In addition, ...based on his own statements, he was clearly overdosing the product. Of course he would fail an emmission test if he stops using the product. Studies indicate that the average increase in fuel economy is 7-14%. Results may vary depending on your driving habits, traffic, terrain, environmental conditions, and the condition/maintenance of your vehicle. For best results, proper and continuous use of the product is necessary.
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jaguar,
where are the statements on your company's website announcing these complaints are bogus, and the efforts you are making to correct the situation?
cause you do have a motive to lie here.
and it's pretty easy to just say "our competitors made that up!"
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Flower, that's old news. We've never had any complaints about the product until a rival started losing all it's distributors to us, ...that's when complaints about us started. When the other company got shut down by the AGs the complaints stopped. We've also never had any complaints about our product causing damage. Our insurance policy has been in effect since day one, and we've never had a single claim. His problems were supposedly caused by bad gas. That has nothing to do with us... we don't sell gas, and our product does nothing to alter the fuel itself. Our product also dissolves completely, leaving no residue at all. It has been tested through microfilters... there is no residue. The fuel simply transports the ingredients into the combustion chamber which is where it does it's magic. See: the video (http://jme.mpgproduct.com/default.aspx?cid=50962) <--click me for an explaination of how it works.
The EPA has checked it out and nothing in it will harm the engine. We have had issues where the tablets didn't dissolve in the fuel because it couldn't get to the fuel. Some people have an anti-sipon mechanism in their vehicles that prevent anything from actually reaching the fuel tank. As a result, they saw no improvement whatsoever because it never got to the fuel. In addition, sub-zero temps can affect the time it takes for the capsules to dissolve. People can conceivably fill their tanks and burn off the full tank of gas before the fuel even dissolves, ...especially if they're using diesel. We simply recommend they pre-dissolve the tablets in a little fuel, then pour that in the gas tank, or simply use the liquid version of the product MPG-Boost.
In addition, ...based on his own statements, he was clearly overdosing the product. Of course he would fail an emmission test if he stops using the product. Studies indicate that the average increase in fuel economy is 7-14%. Results may vary depending on your driving habits, traffic, terrain, environmental conditions, and the condition/maintenance of your vehicle. For best results, proper and continuous use of the product is necessary.
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jaguar,
where are the statements on your company's website announcing these complaints are bogus, and the efforts you are making to correct the situation?
Anal, have you actually even visited the website (http://jme.mpgproduct.com/default.aspx?cid=50962)? <--click me Because on it, you will see the usage instructions for the product clearly laid out in both written, and audio formats. If something says put ½ a capsule for the 1st 40 litres of fuel, and ¼ capsule thereafter. DO NOT OVERDOSE. ...yet someone states they have instead used 4 capsules for the 1st 80 litres of fuel, and one full capsule thereafter... then complains about not getting good results... you can quite accurately draw your own conclusions.
Every single complaint we've ever had about product ineffectiveness has been traced back to improper usage. When proper protocols were used, ineffectiveness or neglible results were eliminated, and mileage results came back, and infact improved even greater than before.
cause you do have a motive to lie here.
Actually Anal, I have far greater incentive & motive to be truthful. I'm not looking to sell people something that doesn't work, ...or that they can't get delivery on. Do you have any idea how hard it was for me to keep my mouth shut last year... when all y'all were complaining about the gas prices. I remember Knny187 posting all those great cartoons and I had to sit on my fingers and not type a thing. I bit my lip soooo hard, it darn near bled, because I knew that none of you would be able to get your hands on it anytime soon. It wasn't until the back-order was cleared up, and our distribution warehouses around the world were fully stocked up that I even mentioned it to anyone here.
and it's pretty easy to just say "our competitors made that up!"
Except that's exactly what has happened. It's difficult for you to perceive that at face value, ...but those in the know (networkers with a good knowledge of the goings on within the industry) are able to see the dates of complaints always seem to co-incide with benchmark dates surrounding litigation with other companies. The Attorney Generals launch an investigation of another company then complaints come in.... then nada. As a specific result of one company wanting to know why they were being hassled and we weren't, the spotlight was then focussed on us. Both companies were scrutinized, ...yet under such a glare, only one company is shut down. The Attorney Generals shut down the competitor, then a whack of complaints come in... then nada. The trial starts against the competitors... complaints come in... then nada. The competitor loses their case in court... yada yada. you get the picture. understand too, that is an anonymous site. Anyone can write anything they want. The proof is simply in using the product and getting results. I invite you to use the product backed by a full 30 day satisfaction money back guarantee.
Another ongoing challenge we face is proper communication with the field. You'd be surprised how many people simply don't read their emails, or check the information within their back-offices. The company even has a free internal voicemail system to facilitate communication with everyone, ...but still people don't bother checking their voicemails. We also have regularly scheduled corporate update calls to the field to let each person know what is taking place, ...but still many people don't bother to get on those. If they don't have the proper information, ...they won't know what to do or how to use something to get the best results, and can use the product incorrectly. They also will not know what is going on from day to day, what issues have arisen and how they are being addressed. If you're out of the communications loop, you will not be a very happy camper, ...or a successful one. That's also why some things don't succeed in a retail environment, ...however in a networking environment, you can limit the potential for miscommunication, or lack of communication.
If someone signs up to be automatically billed for something on a specific date, they shouldn't complain if they are. We had fulfillment challenges due to the incredible demand. You have noooo idea how strong the demand was. It was crazy. We were producing 500,000 capsules a day, and even that wasn't enough to meet the worldwide demand. Any other company would have imploded as a result. In network marketing there are 2 things that can kill a company right in it's tracks. The first is not enough sales, and the second is too many sales. Thank Goodness for Randy & Wendy's deep pockets. They simply acquired an additional facility with the capacity to produce 500,000 tablets per hour. The leadership council decided that first priority for product fulfillment would be retail customers who purchased from a distributor's website over fulfillment of personal consumption auto-ships for distributors. Distributors orders would be filled in the priority they were received. Distributors also had the option of disabling their autoship during the backordered period without having any of their volumes flush. Because of the demand, many distributors were not concerned about placing auto-ships orders knowing they would be fulfilled at a later date. The sooner our orders were in, the sooner we'd get our products. We had the faith and the trust that Randy & Wendy would not simply take the money and run. That kind of faith only comes from knowing who Randy & Wendy are, and their background both in and out of this industry. With other owners, ...I can assure you the faith would not have been there. Some people simply don't read their eMails to know what is going on, and others still are unreasonable in their demands. Think about it. Somebody joins a company in back-order, signs up for an auto-ship, then complains that he didn't get his product, and that he was billed for a subsequent auto-ship? Does that seem reasonable to you? He should have disabled his auto-ship, ...or better yet, not enabled the auto-ship to begin with. The company didn't even start flushing volumes again until the start of 2007, and this was to accomodate those who might have been experiencing a delay in getting their products, both on the company's end, ...but also due to customs in foreign countries. We've had some shipments held up in customs in various markets around the world. FFi has no control over how long a country holds an item in customs before it is released.
As for the individual who claimed his people in Japan weren't getting their product, I can tell immediately something is very wrong with this claim. We didn't launch in Japan until December of 2006. The only way any distributors from Japan could have joined the company prior to that was by using a USA address and having their product shipped to them in the USA. Unfortunately many people refuse to remain in the line of communication, or... sometimes the people who bring them in don't keep their people properly informed. None of my people in Japan have any such complaints because they are aware of what needs to occur, in order to be fully compliant with company policies & Japanese laws. Japanese distributors didn't even start to be loaded into the geneology until November.
All I can tell you is that this company is amazingly pro-active at addressing any challenge or issue that presents itself. Other than the back-order situation which was admittedly a pain (though completely understandable given the circumstances) I have yet to see an issue or glitch arise that the company has not successfully addressed. They have faced what for any other company would have been insurmountable obstacles and jumped over them like they were mere puddles on a sidewalk after an afternoon sprinkle. In fact, it was the way they've dealt with the challenges that has impressed me the most about the corporate leadership at FFi. They don't just talk the talk, ...they walk the walk, ...and they put their money where their mouth is.
If you want to learn more about the FFi-MPG-CAPs (http://jme.mpgproduct.com/default.aspx?cid=50962)TM <--click me click this link to learn about the products.
If you want to learn more about the FFi Business Opportunity (http://jme.mpgfreedom.com/intro.aspx?cid=50962)TM <--click me click this link for the video tour.
Hope That Clarifies,
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Anal, have you actually even visited the website (http://jme.mpgproduct.com/default.aspx?cid=50962)? <--click me Because on it, you will see the usage instructions for the product clearly laid out in both written, and audio formats. If something says put ½ a capsule for the 1st 40 litres of fuel, and ¼ capsule thereafter. DO NOT OVERDOSE. ...yet someone states they have instead used 4 capsules for the 1st 80 litres of fuel, and one full capsule thereafter... then complains about not getting good results... you can quite accurately draw your own conclusions.
Every single complaint we've ever had about product ineffectiveness has been traced back to improper usage. When proper protocols were used, ineffectiveness or neglible results were eliminated, and mileage results came back, and infact improved even greater than before.
Actually Anal, I have far greater incentive & motive to be truthful. I'm not looking to sell people something that doesn't work, ...or that they can't get delivery on. Do you have any idea how hard it was for me to keep my mouth shut last year... when all y'all were complaining about the gas prices. I remember Knny187 posting all those great cartoons and I had to sit on my fingers and not type a thing. I bit my lip soooo hard, it darn near bled, because I knew that none of you would be able to get your hands on it anytime soon. It wasn't until the back-order was cleared up, and our distribution warehouses around the world were fully stocked up that I even mentioned it to anyone here.
Except that's exactly what has happened. It's difficult for you to perceive that at face value, ...but those in the know (networkers with a good knowledge of the goings on within the industry) are able to see the dates of complaints always seem to co-incide with benchmark dates surrounding litigation with other companies. The Attorney Generals launch an investigation of another company then complaints come in.... then nada. As a specific result of one company wanting to know why they were being hassled and we weren't, the spotlight was then focussed on us. Both companies were scrutinized, ...yet under such a glare, only one company is shut down. The Attorney Generals shut down the competitor, then a whack of complaints come in... then nada. The trial starts against the competitors... complaints come in... then nada. The competitor loses their case in court... yada yada. you get the picture. understand too, that is an anonymous site. Anyone can write anything they want. The proof is simply in using the product and getting results. I invite you to use the product backed by a full 30 day satisfaction money back guarantee.
Another ongoing challenge we face is proper communication with the field. You'd be surprised how many people simply don't read their emails, or check the information within their back-offices. The company even has a free internal voicemail system to facilitate communication with everyone, ...but still people don't bother checking their voicemails. We also have regularly scheduled corporate update calls to the field to let each person know what is taking place, ...but still many people don't bother to get on those. If they don't have the proper information, ...they won't know what to do or how to use something to get the best results, and can use the product incorrectly. They also will not know what is going on from day to day, what issues have arisen and how they are being addressed. If you're out of the communications loop, you will not be a very happy camper, ...or a successful one. That's also why some things don't succeed in a retail environment, ...however in a networking environment, you can limit the potential for miscommunication, or lack of communication.
If someone signs up to be automatically billed for something on a specific date, they shouldn't complain if they are. We had fulfillment challenges due to the incredible demand. You have noooo idea how strong the demand was. It was crazy. We were producing 500,000 capsules a day, and even that wasn't enough to meet the worldwide demand. Any other company would have imploded as a result. In network marketing there are 2 things that can kill a company right in it's tracks. The first is not enough sales, and the second is too many sales. Thank Goodness for Randy & Wendy's deep pockets. They simply acquired an additional facility with the capacity to produce 500,000 tablets per hour. The leadership council decided that first priority for product fulfillment would be retail customers who purchased from a distributor's website over fulfillment of personal consumption auto-ships for distributors. Distributors orders would be filled in the priority they were received. Distributors also had the option of disabling their autoship during the backordered period without having any of their volumes flush. Because of the demand, many distributors were not concerned about placing auto-ships orders knowing they would be fulfilled at a later date. The sooner our orders were in, the sooner we'd get our products. We had the faith and the trust that Randy & Wendy would not simply take the money and run. That kind of faith only comes from knowing who Randy & Wendy are, and their background both in and out of this industry. With other owners, ...I can assure you the faith would not have been there. Some people simply don't read their eMails to know what is going on, and others still are unreasonable in their demands. Think about it. Somebody joins a company in back-order, signs up for an auto-ship, then complains that he didn't get his product, and that he was billed for a subsequent auto-ship? Does that seem reasonable to you? He should have disabled his auto-ship, ...or better yet, not enabled the auto-ship to begin with. The company didn't even start flushing volumes again until the start of 2007, and this was to accomodate those who might have been experiencing a delay in getting their products, both on the company's end, ...but also due to customs in foreign countries. We've had some shipments held up in customs in various markets around the world. FFi has no control over how long a country holds an item in customs before it is released.
As for the individual who claimed his people in Japan weren't getting their product, I can tell immediately something is very wrong with this claim. We didn't launch in Japan until December of 2006. The only way any distributors from Japan could have joined the company prior to that was by using a USA address and having their product shipped to them in the USA. Unfortunately many people refuse to remain in the line of communication, or... sometimes the people who bring them in don't keep their people properly informed. None of my people in Japan have any such complaints because they are aware of what needs to occur, in order to be fully compliant with company policies & Japanese laws. Japanese distributors didn't even start to be loaded into the geneology until November.
All I can tell you is that this company is amazingly pro-active at addressing any challenge or issue that presents itself. Other than the back-order situation which was admittedly a pain (though completely understandable given the circumstances) I have yet to see an issue or glitch arise that the company has not successfully addressed. They have faced what for any other company would have been insurmountable obstacles and jumped over them like they were mere puddles on a sidewalk after an afternoon sprinkle. In fact, it was the way they've dealt with the challenges that has impressed me the most about the corporate leadership at FFi. They don't just talk the talk, ...they walk the walk, ...and they put their money where their mouth is.
If you want to learn more about the FFi-MPG-CAPs (http://jme.mpgproduct.com/default.aspx?cid=50962)TM <--click me click this link to learn about the products.
If you want to learn more about the FFi Business Opportunity (http://jme.mpgfreedom.com/intro.aspx?cid=50962)TM <--click me click this link for the video tour.
Hope That Clarifies,
(http://www.jaguarenterprises.net/images/Judi-sig50.jpg)
Meltdown...LMAo...im just playing. im like the Meltdown police..I see anything over 2 paragraphs and i call meltdown.
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Meltdown...LMAo...im just playing. im like the Meltdown police..I see anything over 2 paragraphs and i call meltdown.
What you call a Meltdown, ...some may call a thorough response to an inquiry. ;)
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What you call a Meltdown, ...some may call a thorough response to an inquiry. ;)
Thats why i said i was playin...i didnt even read this.
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Thats why i said i was playin...i didnt even read this.
The same can be said of many claiming to have read the website too. :-\
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This is a message board, everyone makes 7 figures....Even Dan18 ;D
I make over 100k a year sorry sucking dick and turning tricks for you dad doesnt make big bucks for ya maybe you should raise your rates.And for your information allot of people make 100k plus a year not a big deal..
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Of course you do, "bro". ::)
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sorry, jag. where there's smoke, there's fire. if this idea really worked, it wouldn't be "such a well kept secret".
and the girl with the mitsubishi, sounds like that stuff really messed her car up.
if your company investigated that, made a statement, or dealth with that, i'd give you more credibility.
but now it just sounds like scrambling to cover a weird product that isn't selling, and really messes up cars :(
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sorry, jag. where there's smoke, there's fire. if this idea really worked, it wouldn't be "such a well kept secret".
Just because you've never heard of it before, ...doesn't make it a "well kept secret". It's not a secret. We've grown to well over 125,000 distributors and customers in over 168 countries around the world in 15 months. When I joined, there were only 4,000 of us, now... were 125,000. You'll hear more about us in the weeks, months and years ahead.
and the girl with the mitsubishi, sounds like that stuff really messed her car up.
Of course it sounds that way. I'm sure thats the way the poster intended it to sound.
if your company investigated that, made a statement, or dealth with that, i'd give you more credibility.
Then maybe you should have read on, as it clearly stated the issued was resolved to the posters satisfaction.
but now it just sounds like scrambling to cover a weird product that isn't selling, and really messes up cars :(
{LOL} Trust me... the product is selling exceedingly well, ...and users are getting fabulous results.
(http://platinum.funpic.org/images/horns-300.gif)
Have a listen to what satisfied users are saying (http://jme.mpgproduct.com/P-interviews.aspx?cid=50962) <--click me about their results.
ps - Don't ask me any more questions until you've gone through the website. ;)
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Jaguar: What kind of degree do you have?
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I make over 100k a year sucking dick and turning tricks for your dad .And for your information allot of people make 100k plus a year not a big deal..
Fucking sicko
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What you call a Meltdown, ...some may call a thorough response to an inquiry. ;)
meltdown
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Jaguar: What kind of degree do you have?
A Ph. D from The School of Hard Knocks. :)
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A Ph. D from The School of Hard Knocks. :)
Aka, most likely a GED.
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{LOL} you better hope not... cause that could mean a GED makes low 6 figures /yr. in her sleep.
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{LOL} you better hope not... cause that could mean a GED makes low 6 figures /yr. in her sleep.
Internet Rule #1 : When you try to convince a message board you make money, the opposite is true
Hope this helps
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A Ph. D from The School of Hard Knocks. :)
In other words: You are an uneducated retard.
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Internet Rule #1 : When you try to convince a message board you make money, the opposite is true
Hope this helps
If you say so. ;D
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In other words: You are an uneducated retard.
If you say so. ;D
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If you say so. ;D
::)
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Dude... I totally am poor as shit... I WISH I had money... but I don't...
For all of you real money people... can I have some?
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Dude... I totally am poor as shit... I WISH I had money... but I don't...
For all of you real money people... can I have some?
Sure, ...as long as you're willing to roll up your sleeves and go to work, you can see the rewards too.
I'd also be willing to teach you and help you along the way... alot of us will, ...if, that's what you want.
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Sure, ...as long as you're willing to roll up your sleeves and go to work, you can see the rewards too.
I'd also be willing to teach you and help you along the way... alot of us will, ...if, that's what you want.
I am totally a worker... I have no problems earning my paycheck.
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I am totally a worker... I have no problems earning my paycheck.
Then check it out. Take the video tour (http://jme.mfreedom.com), <--click me and let's chat.
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I'm guessing most may make around 5, a few may make 6. I don't want to settle for a career where I have to "work my way up the corporate ladder" and hopefully by the time im 35 be able to get a new "Yukon" and live in a modest middle class neighborhood. I'm 19 and ready to make some serious money. By the time im 25, I'd like to have a ferrari and a few houses throughout the world. What career should I become involved in?
When you get your weekly allowance instead of buying comic books save it. ::)
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Sure, ...as long as you're willing to roll up your sleeves and go to work, you can see the rewards too.
I'd also be willing to teach you and help you along the way... alot of us will, ...if, that's what you want.
no offense Jag...but I really doubt what you do involves "work".
Digging a ditch...that's "work" hahaha :)
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no offense Jag...but I really doubt what you do involves "work".
Digging a ditch...that's "work" hahaha :)
No offense taken gtbro1. I understand what you're saying. ;)
And when you're following your passion, it's never work... no matter what you're doing
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Jag, your mpg caps are bullshit and I'm going to expose your scam just like I did ProArgi9 over two years ago.
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Jag, your mpg caps are bullshit and I'm going to expose your scam just like I did ProArgi9 over two years ago.
Expand on the "ProArgi9" scam would you? :)