When you are finally ready to join a cash gifting program, there are
some things you need to avoid. Yes, I said finally because I know how
much people like to use research and due diligence as an excuse to
procrastinate and remain in the clutches of fear. The problem with
procrastination is it always holds you AND your family back from a
successful future...
Ok, the first thing you need to avoid when joining a cash gifting program,
for example tlc2003
is the requirement to use a specific lead capture page or cash gifting
website. You should not be limited by the tracking system on your web
page design. Also in the spirit of tlc 2003 rules and requirements, there should NEVER be a charge for the custom cash gifting website given to you by the cash gifting mentor
you join... If someone is concerned with forcing you to shell out an
extra $300 dollars on top of your gift and $120 admin fee, then they
are not as successful as they want you to believe.
Your website
should be customized to you. Have your personal picture on it, contact
info, etc. Again there should be no charge for this as it is a required
tool to participate in cash gifting online! It is just plain unfair to force you to pay for this.
Again using tlc2003
as an example, the program you choose should have absolutely no 1 up.
The 1 up is considered illegal in every state that I have researched to
this day. It is a widening base and a pyramid. We all know pyramids are
illegal cash gifting.
To remain legal cash gifting
there must not be any passing up of people or cash on the levels you
join at. With no 1 up cash gifting or true cash gifting, you give and
then you are in a position to immediately receive cash.
Don't you want to receive cash as fast as possible? I know the answer is YES, from everyone I have signed up at least...
Some
unscrupulous mentors try to portray no 1 up cash gifting as lacking cash
leverage. Sure, that is why I am still doing this two years later and I
receive "roll ups" on a weekly basis each one in excess of $2000 and
$4000 dollars!
They will attempt to convince you that all you need is just one person to sign up and then you can sit back and collect cash gifting
pledges off other peoples efforts. The sad thing is, they will not even
help you get that first person because most of them waive the 1 up to
get you in. They do this at a cost of $120 to them. That is IF they
follow through on the "promise"...
I want to ask you this: If
the 1 up cash leveraging program is so powerful and only requires you
to get just one person, why the heck are they waiving the best part of
the cash gifting program to get you to join tlc 2003?
If
you have not gotten what I am saying. The point of my words of honest
advice are, the proof is right there to back up the fact that the 1 up cash gifting
structure is old and failed. It does not work like they want you to
believe. Don't make the mistake of joining ANY 1 up gifting program
online!
If you still believe that the 1 up works so well then I
would not even consider having you on my team.Join it and see what
happens. Some lessons and some people need to learn the hard way. Don't
be one of them people folks, you have no excuse now after reading this!
To
be successful at cash gifting will take a very small amount of painless
effort on your part. The point is, your success in life will and has
always, depended on YOUR ACTIONS
not the actions of others. Any one who expects to rely on others will
be sorely disappointed. As we all know, you can only count on yourself
when it comes to putting cash in your pocket...
Make sure the levels you join at cannot be skipped in any way. I know for a fact in tlc2003.com people
can skip over the $500 and $1000 going to join right to the $2000
level. Which is a very poor excuse for a choice of action but it even
happened to me when I was cash gifting with TLC2003. I was qualified on the $500 and $1000 but I received 0$ from someone I signed up directly.
With no 1 up cash gifting
there is no "skipping" levels. So if you were on the $500 and $1000
level in my cash gifting program, and someone tried to join you at the
$2000 the tracking software will not allow it. They would have to join
the $500 and $1000 levels FIRST hence making sure you did not miss out
on cash you deserved.
Avoid any cash gifting programs that force
you to send all your leads to a conference call. These leads can be
stolen from you. Modern technology enables the conference holder to
harvest all the information they need to contact everyone who was sent
to the conference call. Look it up and you will see I am not lying. I
would never send someone away to a conference call who contacted me for
information directly.
Besides the fact is everyone knows those tlc2003 conference call pin #
are recorded calls. We live in an information age and people want it
now, so why make them wait then get them disappointed when they realize
it is a recording and no reliable or useful information was actually
given?
My cash gifting team,program and philosophy is all about
fairness, honesty and acting in an ethical manner. Can you really say
that about the 1 up cash gifting structure or any of the other cash gifting teams online?
It's
your gift to give freely, make sure it goes to the team and proper
mentor who will actually support you one on one to success. A mentor
who believes in helping you create true abundance for yourself and
loved ones! I believe the more people I help create wealth the
wealthier I become. So far it has been working like a charm and I am
sure god is on my side!
Learn more about no 1 up cash gifting NOW click ===>http://www.retirewithrandy.com<===
no1upcashgifting posted on Jan 20, 2009
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Comments
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anonymous said on Oct 19, 2009....
I have been with TLC2003 for 2 years and have consistently generated $2-5k weekly when i did the work. The people that bash TLC are people who left and didn't want to do anything or people that want you to do their program. Do the math 7 years and over 60,000 members. It's proven -- who you gonna believe? That's why so many people bash it because they know it works and want you to join their program. Michelle from FL -
livewell said on Oct 22, 2009....
I have to say that it frustrates me to see people posting false info about TLC2003, or any program - gifting or otherwise - for that matter. If you do your research, you'll see that this article was written by a guy named Randy who is pitching his cash gifting program.
TLC2003 is perfectly legal, moral and ethical. I've been with the organization for over 4 years now (yes, four and one half years); and I've been quite successful. I've helped many, many others find success as well. I did a fair amount of research before joining, and found that the organization follows each and every legal requirement to a "T".
First falsehood: TLC2003 does NOT require you to use their capture pages. It is simply a service provided by an outside source - not TLC itself - for TLC's members. Most people have absolutely NO idea how to create a capture page, and how to use an auto responder. The capture pages provided have all the work done for you, are very professionally designed, and offer a myriad of marketing ideas and resources to help members best utilize it, all for a price much lower than I've seen anywhere (and I've done my share of research). Again, using this service is completely voluntary - not mandatory; and TLC2003 does not profit from it.
As for the "skipping" of levels: Hopefully no one would encourage somebody to join the program at solely the $2,000 level, thus "skipping over" the first 2 - $500 and $1000, completely separate levels. That's just plain nonsense. Yes, the system allows for it, but it's not recommended by anyone that I know of. The TLC2003 website very clearly explains the disadvantages of such strategy, and anyone who chooses to do so does it at their own risk and choice. If the person writing the above article was qualified at $500 and $1000 and then signed someone up at $2000, then it was clearly his fault for allowing it to happen and not explaining it properly to his new member. He must take full responsibility for his own mistake. It's explained very explicitly on the website that the 3 levels are separate, as well as the daily, live training calls that all members are encouraged to attend. Why did he choose not to be informed, when the information is very clear and available? 1up: Who exactly is waiving the 1-up? Again, nobody I know. TLC2003 does not condone that practice; nor does its leaders teach it. It's obviously each individual members' perogative to do so; however, I would imagine that a true, successful leader would not make it common practice or knowledge that they do so. Participating in such tactics reduces the value of the program to the new member, thus diminishing their chances of success.
Stealing of leads? Seriously?!? That's so ludicrous, I won't even give it attention here, except to say that TLC2003 does not do it.
Lastly, the workshop calls are in fact LIVE. TLC2003 has 15 of them each and every week. There are volunteers (TLC members) to greet the guests and to host the calls; as well as volunteers to give their stories at the end of the call. Whoever tells you they're not live is uninformed. So, for "everyone" who knows they're not live, you're mistaken.
I do agree with the author of the article in a couple of respects. Your success WILL depend on your own efforts - not the efforts of your mentor and/or team members. Also, procrastination is the death of all success. It will and does create hardships for you and your family's well being.
As for cash gifting being "easy" and requiring only "a very small amount of painless effort on your part", I don't completely agree. I will tell you that the system(s) are typically very, very simple - as is the case with TLC2003. When you try to complicate things, you run into trouble. However, for some people, simple does not always equate to easy. This author cannot possibly say that what's easy for him will be a cakewalk for others. I deem it his responsibility to share exactly what the requirements are to find success with his program, and let the prospective member decide if it's "easy" or not.
With all things in life, do your due diligence and follow the path that's right for you - always strive to grow and become better - and you'll find joy and success.
Many Blessings,
Teresa from Michigan
(this link leads to one of those not really required capture pages the author discussed - judge for yourself)
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anonymous said on Nov 06, 2009....
just "trying" to join tlc2003: I have had a lot of help from my inviter. He waived my 1-up, then accepted an arrangement between he and I over the $3500 gift on sign-up (something to prevent my rollups). Obviously, I am not his 1-up qualifier. If I was, it would not be up to him to do all this for me. HOWEVER: Now that I have sent my gift and my hosting fee, what next? All I hear is "go back to the website and go from there." Well, it's always the same old thing. Stuff I have seen 4 times already! And when I go to tlc2003.com, I cannot find where new people are supposed to create new passwords. What does this require? Someone said that tlc2003 is easy ...that tlc2003 is for the broke. Well, this ain't easy but I am broke ...and even more broke because of this. How are the broke folks supposed to stand even a discount chance in this with so much junk to do and buy, over and above the gift? After scuttling $1120, WHAT NEXT!? What to do? How? Where? When? Why? I cannot apply any design without seeing the big picture ...hell, I dont see ANY picture! I need to overcome this state of ambiguity, rather than quit! I need to make tlc2003 work for me. My inviter keeps prodding me with little emails pertaining to the philosophy of it all, as if he is bragging on something. I dont need to hear this. I need to make this thing move forward. -
livewell said 12 days ago....
I'm not sure what you're talking about "so much junk to do and buy, over and above the gift"? There's nothing else to buy, and as far as doing, it's just a matter of jumping in and doing the "work". First, get on the live training calls DAILY. Next, read through your entire Members Tools (back office) area. Everything you need is there already. It takes you through it, step by step - so do the training calls. New people create passwords when they join. You should have written yours down then. If you don't know it, then do a password reset. All of this is obvious when you go to "login". You need your ID number to log in. You also should have written this down when you joined. If you didn't, it's in an email that you were sent immediately upon joining. If you lost that too, then your inviter can retrieve it for you. It's all very self-explanatory. You need to either call your inviter and ask these questions or get on the live training calls. It's not that hard...sounds like you just need to log in so you can walk through the steps.