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Permalink Reply by Victoria Ring on July 9, 2009 at 3:58pm

Viki --

I strongly urge you and others to STAY AWAY from any business opportunity that puts money at the top of their benefit list. Companies who place a great emphasis on money are doing so in order to attract a certain type of person, a person who is only interested in spending money, not building a business relationship for the long term. This is normally because the advertising company makes its living from people who send them money and do nothing with the information. They know that people who only have money on their minds, are people looking for a "quick fix", not a long term career.

On the other hand, companies who offer legitimate opportunities are looking for people who are interested in a long term career working in the field. Companies who focus on their customers do not place money at the forefront of their operations and they will never advertise by making guaranteed income claims.

Therefore, you (and others like you) need to seek out companies that do not make unrealistic promises. No company can guarantee you an income. It is impossible to do, and if a company tries to tell you they can, run away from them immediately.

This is advice from a 30+ year business owner veteran. I also spent an additional 4 years researching a wide range of frauds and scams and exposing them in a publication called The GrapeVine. I hope this information helps those who read it.

Victoria Ring
www.713training.com
www.713attorney.com
www.713bankruptcy.com
www.navba.org
www.servantofjesuschrist.com

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Permalink Reply by Ask Viki! Ltd. on July 10, 2009 at 7:17am

Thank you Victoria!

My first impression was it sounded like it would give me some help in building my practice, so that's why I asked before buying anything...

Thanks again!

Victoria Ring said:

Viki --

I strongly urge you and others to STAY AWAY from any business opportunity that puts money at the top of their benefit list. Companies who place a great emphasis on money are doing so in order to attract a certain type of person, a person who is only interested in spending money, not building a business relationship for the long term. This is normally because the advertising company makes its living from people who send them money and do nothing with the information. They know that people who only have money on their minds, are people looking for a "quick fix", not a long term career.

On the other hand, companies who offer legitimate opportunities are looking for people who are interested in a long term career working in the field. Companies who focus on their customers do not place money at the forefront of their operations and they will never advertise by making guaranteed income claims.

Therefore, you (and others like you) need to seek out companies that do not make unrealistic promises. No company can guarantee you an income. It is impossible to do, and if a company tries to tell you they can, run away from them immediately.

This is advice from a 30+ year business owner veteran. I also spent an additional 4 years researching a wide range of frauds and scams and exposing them in a publication called The GrapeVine. I hope this information helps those who read it.

Victoria Ring
www.713training.com
www.713attorney.com
www.713bankruptcy.com
www.navba.org
www.servantofjesuschrist.com

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Permalink Reply by Bonnie Jo Davis on July 11, 2009 at 6:26pm

Hi Viki,

I have used the Client Attraction System and the Quick Start Secrets program so successfully that I built a Squidoo Lens around the founder Fabienne Frederickson. Her system is not about generating money per se. It is geared around helping people live a happier and successful life by building a business that supports your dreams. I would recommend you subscribe to Fabienne's newsletter first and read it for a few weeks before making a decision.

Bonnie

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Permalink Reply by Sharon Broughton on November 4, 2009 at 8:31pm

Hi Viki,
I work on Fabienne's team and highly recommend the Client Attraction System (although I may be biased).

Sharon

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Permalink Reply by April Sullivan on November 5, 2009 at 10:38am

I am in the middle of the The Client Attraction Home Study System and I am absolutely thrilled with it. Fabienne has such a way with breaking things down, giving you step-by-step tools and just making things so simple. I am definitely a raving fan! Also, when you purchase it you get a 60 day trial to her inner circle which as a ton of archived calls which has helped me tremendously.

Good luck with your decision!

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