Shouldn't we be jumping OVER the bandwagon than just on it?

I've had 8 emails in the last 24 hours....

"Guerilla Bombshells" - only $3.95 - one month free - $79.95 per month after - 28 minutes a month - won't even give you a clue about the product until a few weeks time blah blah....

Now - call me naive - but what happened to the idea that you actually saw what you bought?

I know that Mark Joyner is a 'guru' - and he knows that he's going to get a fair few thousand people sign up just to get in 'at the top'.

And guess what...once the $79.95 payment comes around in a couple months - there will be a lot of people who will be too 'scared' not to pay - as they've been building their downline in the meantime. Clever stuff.

But...not exactly the way I like to play the game.

A couple of months ago it was (is) CashEvolution - - where perhaps the thought of the actually 'product' was secondary.

Before that - Desktop Money Machine (or whatever it was called). How many people made a little money - then come the 3 month payment due date - cancelled - to jump onto CashEvolution.

What happened to the underlying 'integrity' of a recommendation?

I know that there are millions of people who bite - but in the years to come when MJ et all are in their castles - all the people in their downline will be poorer still.

Bombshells may be excellent - and well worth the $79.95 - but I for one, am not going to recommend it to my list of 18,000+ on the basis of a 'promise'.

What about that thing could relationship with your customers.

I could make a little money out of them by recommending CE, DTMM, Bombshells et al - but perhaps I'm the naive one by NOT trying to take advantage of them?

What does anyone else think?


More wise? words.....