Comments on: Who Hates MLMs? GDI is a Scam

By: Vincent Parker

Vincent Parker — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 16:05:25 +0000

First, I gotta say I love the blog. There are definitely some good nuggets scattered around. Your Sep. 23rd post should be a must read for people wanting to get into IM or marketing in general.

That being said, however, there are a few points about GDI I would like to address.

First, you can get a .ws website from others. However, you will be paying more because they in turn must pay GDI for the domain. Not that .ws would be a HUGE deal, aside from perhaps being able to get a domain name you might not be able to get from .com or .net or whatever.

Just getting a domain name period is cheaper at other places. Absolutely. But, the GDI package does not just include the domain name. It’s the domain name, plus hosting, 10 email accounts, site builder, plus a few other things like free forwarding, masking, etc.

If you attempt to do the same at other places, get ready to pay much more. I just wracked up $47 a month at GoDaddy for the same package. So, in that GDI is definitely worth it.

GDI is a good company, too many affiliates give it a bad name though trying to bolster the hype and hide the truth. And no, you won’t get rich (probably). But a couple grand a month doesn’t hurt my feelings.

Oh, if someone reading this IS a GDI affiliate take a look at the Sept. 23rd post on traffic. Take it to heart. I learned it the hard way. And be sure to attend the GDI weekly conference call. Three points they always make are: be honest, focus and stay consistent. This is not get rich quick, this is building a business.

And if you cry scam because you tried it for a month and didn’t do well, go find a J.O.B. That’s the real get rich quick method. This business is for those that have a vision for the future, and can work on long term goals. Otherwise, you’re throwing money at the wind (or my pocket, which I’ll take but you might want to use that $10 on a bag of chips).

By: Bill Detamore

Bill Detamore — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 23:12:10 +0000

Ron Park The Fraud Master DO Not trust this guy .– All of Southern Arizona Tucson Real Estate Daily http://www.tredaily.com 1873 N Kolb Rd Tucson AZ 85719 Ph. – (800) 536-7480 About TRE Daily TRE (Tucson Real Estate) Daily is a fraudulent one-stop Tucson less then quality real estate resources. Ron Park a self proclaimed homo sexual, and member of Tucson REALTORS fraud, is the manager of TRE Daily. Before Ron Park became a real estate agent/lead manager in August 2007, he was a male prostitute selling himself successfully online and on the Tuscon streets for 7 years. After learning the ins-and-outs of sucking dick, he entered into Tucson?s real estate market after a night of longing passion with his male boss to provide oral services that are rarely found, but certainly needed.
http://www.tredaily.com

Both Ron and Lisa Park are SCAMMERs Watch out for them.

By: Dermajuv

Dermajuv — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 11:09:53 +0000

A few years ago, I entered into this one, but after a month I quit. Waste of time, and big scam.

By: phillipmarlow

phillipmarlow — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 09:51:05 +0000

OBAMA TELLS MOTHER’S TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL!

By: FuckYouBarman!!

FuckYouBarman!! — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 15:37:46 +0000

THOSE GUYS GOT FERRARIS LEAVE EM ALONE

By: zack@technology buzz

zack@technology buzz — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 09:59:34 +0000

In some other I think I’m the same boat with you. I hate MLM. and I like your post critise the MLM. Great job bro

By: List Building Strategies Blog

List Building Strategies Blog — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 06:44:43 +0000

I actually knew the things they’ve been doing do I was aware with this thanks..! they should really be dead!

By: mo

mo — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 05:02:27 +0000

I watched the entire UFO MLM presentation and am truly disappointed. No aliens popped out of the UFO. What’s up with that?!?!

By: Frito Dorito

Frito Dorito — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 00:54:43 +0000

This is a bit like picking a new Red Hot Chili Peppers or Ludacris song to use as an example of music sucking. There are mountains of MLM crap out there that would be the equivalent of Nickelback and Soulja Boy.

GDI is straight up a big waste of time for the average ppc.bz reader, but it is about as respected as you can get for MLM, without being something like Avon or Amway.

Just to give an idea of their reach — “zorbeez” brings up 26,300 results on google, “global domains international” over 600,000.

Typical GDI wannabe site :
http://grandslamextra.com/

Need a good laugh? :
http://www.ufomlm.info/

By: postcard advertising

postcard advertising — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 22:05:48 +0000

Hmm. The product alone doesn’t do it for me. I may aswell sign up with go daddy as an affiliate.