> I'd be interested in any of your opinions on
> the product/program though.

Okay, here's an opinion, or more like a prediction, of what will happen in this program (as happens in over 90% of all others):

Some big dogs at the top will rake in some big cash, maybe quite a number of the "medium dogs" will too.

But after a while, the hype will die down, things will start to crumble, including some of the credibility of many of those promoting it.

And they'll be a lot of disappointed folks, especially the "little dogs" at the bottom of the heap, whose payments mainly built the large commission checks of the bigger ones.

No offense to anyone in the program, or network marketers in general. Some network marketers do quite well with such programs, and they can be especially tempting when respected names are involved.

Is this a negative post? Not in my opinion; it's more like realistic. Here's why...

Speaking from experience, some years back I built
sizeable downlines in a couple different network marketing opportunities.

One program eventually crumbled from within because it wasn't equipped for the massive growth. The other was poorly structured so that it was hard to make money even for master downline builders.

(So much for the main draw of network marketing, that of long term residual income. HA! Up in smoke.)

And since most programs are structured so that a few at the top build their fortunes on the bodies of dead soldier ants (the little guys who rarely make much money), I vowed never to touch such programs again.

I vowed to instead focus on my own products and services, and some select affiliate programs that go no more than two levels deep. In other words, stop relying too much on others to make most of my living, and stop making others rich on my brains and sweat.

Now I could be wrong in my above predictions, but chances are I won't be. Time will tell.


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