Those that “See It” believe that FlexKom is a radical new concept that
will rescue many small businesses and will strengthen ALL businesses that
participate. They believe that FlexKom will be a worldwide force for
good.
Those that “Don’t See It” think that FlexKom might be a Ponzi scheme of
worldwide proportions, dedicated to fleecing millions from the masses.
Well…Which Is It?
The “Saviour of Small Business” or “Evil Incarnate?”
When you do a search on-line for FlexKom, you will find that the
overwhelming majority of the content is positive. But why is there so much
negative information on the Internet about FlexKom?
Who do you DARE to believe?
I'm going to recommend to you that you should NOT BELIEVE
ANYBODY!!
Don’t believe FlexKom’s advertising, videos, webinars or printed
material.
Don’t believe the Internet websites…the armchair experts that hide
behind their anonymity.
Don’t even believe ME!
Here is what I mean. There is a VAST difference between believing
and knowing.
To “believe” is to accept something as true, or to “credit something
with veracity.” You can tell me a compelling story, and I can choose to believe
it with no proof whatsoever.
But “knowing” comes from experience. If I am PART of your story, and you
tell it truthfully, then I KNOW it’s true. If you place your hand in the fire,
it will get burned. We have ALL experienced a burn. We KNOW from our
experience.
“Knowing” beats “Believing” every time. Knowing requires verifiable
facts.
So, in order for you to complete your Due Diligence process of business
opportunity evaluation, the best choice is to move from Believing to
Knowing as quickly as you can.
The Internet is a vast universe of information with no truth filter and
almost NO censorship. There is no requirement that ANY of that information be
truthful. Anybody can write ANYTHING and post it on the Internet.
So Why Post A Smear Campaign Against FlexKom?
There are a lot of reasons that people would write and launch a smear campaign
about FlexKom. Here are just a few:
- Competitors. In the
cut-throat world of business, it’s a no-holds-barred fight for market
share. Competitors can post negative information to keep people from doing
business with their competition. And they can do it in a way that looks
like a consumer watchdog organization trying to protect consumers from
rip-offs. Here is a tip…if you click on a website that is supposed to be a
consumer watchdog and you see a bunch of ads there…or they request your
email address…you can be pretty sure that they are trying to sell you
something. This is what’s called a “Feeder Site.” It feeds new prospects
to the competitor. BEWARE!! I don't want to belabour a point, but it takes
an enormous amount of expertise in Search Engine Optimization (SEO) to get
onto the first 1-3 pages of search results with ANY browser for ANY search
term. How do I know this? I AM one of those professional
Internet Marketers that can rank on Page One for nearly any keyword I
choose. I have hundreds of videos and articles that rank on Page
One, and can prove it. So if you are "Googling" any
keywords related to FlexKom, and you see a website/blog on the first 1-3
pages that says FlexKom is a "rip-off, scam, Ponzi scheme or Pyramid
scheme," just be aware that some very sophisticated work happened in
the background to get that high ranking on any search engine. That should
get your scepticism on high alert. What benefit does that negative
website/blog get from posting their opinions about FlexKom? Anybody remember
when some Amway distributors were spreading the rumour that Colgate
Palmolive was owned by the Devil? They pointed to the company logo, which
had a moon and stars on it, and said it was a Satanic sign. Colgate
Palmolive sued and won millions in damages.
- People who enrolled in
FlexKom as Global Team Members (the sales force) and did not make the
amounts of money they desired. And I am not saying they are necessarily
wrong. In the process of recruiting, some rookie, unprofessional Global
Team Members make income projections and promises to prospects that cannot
possibly be kept. So once the new team member figures out the income
claims are not true, he wants revenge.
- Multi-Level Marketing
(MLM) and Direct Sales Companies. The FlexKom business model is VERY
ATTRACTIVE to MLM leaders…but VERY DANGEROUS to the MLM companies. Almost
every MLM relies on never-ending recruiting because they have such high
turnover. And the allure for a leader of not having to constantly recruit
new members to replace the disillusioned members that are leaving is like
a June bug to a chicken. Then, the idea that the MLM leader would not have
to rely on auto-shipped orders each month to sell people overpriced
products that they don’t need is often too attractive to resist. MLMs and
other Direct Sellers are watching leaders come to FlexKom and take their
entire organizations with them. If you owned an MLM…what would YOU
do?
- Companies that sell
advertising. The FlexKom Rewards Program allows customers to have a FREE
FlexApp on their mobile phone, or a FREE FlexCard in their wallet.
Customers get CASH BACK on every purchase. And, because everybody likes
CASH, the program is going VIRAL. Customers are actually giving away
FlexApps to their friends, thereby allowing the friends to get CASH BACK
while increasing the number of customers for the merchant who first issued
the FlexApp. The FlexKom Participating Merchant may use his terminal to
instantly communicate with his customers to offer special sales and
discounts. That means that the merchant can drastically curtail or cancel
many advertising methods he is already using, like direct mail, postcards,
flyers, coupons, Groupon, other Rewards programs, Internet ads, TV spots,
Radio spots, newspapers and billboards. If you were a company that was
watching your revenues PLUMMET due to FlexKom, maybe you’d write negative
information on the Internet if you thought it could slow FlexKom down and
save your business. I’m not saying it’s right or moral…but it
happens.
- What the bloggers are saying
is true, and FlexKom is a business that you should avoid.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
What person who is SERIOUS about a legitimate business opportunity would
take short cuts in the Due Diligence process? Especially if it is YOUR OWN hard-earned
money that you are going to invest in ANY business?
There are basically two kinds of people that would look at FlexKom:
1. Curious – these are the
tyre-kickers…the Looky-Loos. They flit from one deal to another, trying to
figure out how they can get in, do nothing, and make money.
So…How do you go from Believing to Knowing as it relates to FlexKom?
Here are some simple steps that ANYBODY can take. I didn't say these
steps were EASY…I said they were SIMPLE.
STEP ONE: Accept that words can manipulate the way people think and act. Words
like:
Schemes in Europe are perfectly acceptable.
Internet browsers are GREAT. Google will return to you WHATEVER YOU ASK
FOR. Try a little experiment. Take the name of the company you work for, or
your favourite grocery store, or your favourite beverage, or your favourite
mobile phone service provider. Type in that word in the Search box and also
type in the word “scam” right after it. (e.g. “Verizon scam”) You’ll be amazed
at the numbers of search results that come up. There is hardly a word out in
cyberspace that doesn't have a “scam” following (By the way, “Verizon Scam”
yielded 2.65 MILLION search results on Google).
Over time, we have all been taught by our culture that when you hear any
of those words listed above, sirens should go off, lights should flash and we
should be on high alert against becoming a victim. Each of those words listed
above have a meaning, and many times, the people who use these words are
COUNTING on the emotions that are tied to each word to manipulate the
reader.
I'm OK with that…to the degree that it’s truthful.
But what should we do when someone uses a word with the intention of
SCARING YOU AWAY…and the word is not true?
It’s pretty simple, actually. We should look for FACTS that either prove
the word is true, or disprove the word and show that it is a LIE.
STEP TWO: Understand that Ponzi Schemes are illegal in civilized
countries that have criminal law statutes.
STEP THREE: Understand that FlexKom America Inc. is a company that is
STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
1. Establish the
business entity
FlexKom follows that EXACT model in EVERY country into which it enters.
First they get permission from the regulators to do business in that country.
Next, they typically rent office space in a premium office building. Next they
begin to hire the staff necessary to conduct business. Next comes recruiting a
sales force. A sales organization doesn't just magically appear out of nowhere.
Next, the sales force begins to give away the free FlexApps and selling to
merchants. Then the sales force continues to sell and gain market share.
Some people who look at FlexKom get all flummoxed about the process of
building the business. They seem to think that all the phases of business
should happen instantaneously when FlexKom starts in a country, and that
anything else is somehow a rip-off.
Perhaps these flummoxed people have never built a business
themselves.
STEP FOUR: CONTACT THE REGULATORS.
Occasionally, prospects will tell me that they have done their
“research,” and they inform me that FlexKom is a scam. In EVERY INSTANCE, I ask
them if they have contacted their State Attorney General’s office, the State
Consumer Affairs Office, the Federal Trade Commission or the Better Business Bureau.
IN EVERY INSTANCE, the prospects told me that they had not contacted any
regulator or official consumer watchdog organization. Their so-called
“research” was done on-line.
Here are some places you should contact during your process of Due
Diligence:
USA Official Government Websites
In addition to these websites, you should contact the Attorney
General in the US State in which you live. Also look for a State Department of
Consumer Affairs.
The writer of this article lives in the state of Georgia. Here are Georgia’s websites:
Here is a challenge – See if you
can find FlexKom listed as a Scam, Ponzi Scheme, Pyramid Scheme or Rip-Off
at ANY government website or Official Anti-Scam website on Planet
Earth!
The only REAL opinion that matters is the opinion of the governmental
entities that regulate FlexKom in each country, now numbering about 25
countries in Europe, the Western Hemisphere and Africa.
STEP FIVE: FlexKom’s Awards and Certifications
FlexKom has gained approval and certification from the European Consumer
Centre, which is supported by The European Commission and the Ministry Of
Justice in each European Member State.
The European Consumer Centre (ECC) is the Dutch branch in the network of
European Consumer Centres, the ECC-Net which is designed to give the European
market in all countries of the European Union, plus Norway and Iceland,
consumer confidence.
The network is an initiative of the European Commission and the Member
States. In the Netherlands, the ECC is financially supported by the Ministry of
Justice and is housed at the headquarters of the Legal Desk.
The ECC can help you as a consumer when you want to buy something or
order in an EU country. It gives information about your rights and obligations
as European consumers, and guidance, if you have problems after a purchase in
another EU country.
To check out the UK branch of the European Consumer Centre go to http://www.ukecc.net/
FlexKom also received certification from EBCON, a European Consumer Protection
organization.
Our next example is not a regulator or consumer protection entity, but
is a company known around the world in every place that business CAN be done.
It's Visa Inc., the American company that issues the most popular credit and debit
cards on the planet. Visa handles over $4.4 TRILLION annually for the world's
merchants and banks. Visa provides FlexKom's debit card program for payment of
sales commissions to the FlexKom sales force around the world.
So... Do you think that the rest of the Direct Selling companies doing
business in all of Europe...INCLUDING our closest competitors...would conspire
to lead YOU into a scam?
Do you think that these European consumer protection organizations would
prostitute themselves and ruin their own reputations just to support a scam?
Do you REALLY believe that Visa, a Dow Jones company that does over $10
Billion in annual sales around the world, would make an alliance with FlexKom
for the FlexKom Debit Card if FlexKom was indeed a SCAM? You're the judge
here...right?
YOU DECIDE.
STEP SIX: WHERE DOES ALL THE MONEY COME FROM?
If you’ll look at this website’s page labelled “Videos” you will find a video I shot that answers the question “Where Does The Money
Come From?” The short answer is: Every Dollar…every Euro…every
Rouble…every Pound…every penny of money from every nation…COMES FROM MERCHANT
PROFITS from shopping transactions.
When you go into a store without FlexKom you pay full price. But when
you go into a FlexKom participating merchant, the merchant takes a small
percentage of his profits from the sale and gives it to FlexKom, who then
distribute it to the customers, the merchants themselves and the FlexKom
Reps.
So the CASH BACK was originally retail profits that the merchant is
gladly willing to give up in order to be part of the community of loyal FlexKom
shoppers.
Since the dawn of time, merchants have been giving discounts to their customers.
Cash back is another form of a discount...something that EVERY customer
LOVES!
The SINGLE GREATEST BENEFIT for the merchant is the monthly income that
the merchant can derive from giving away the FlexApp or FlexCard.
The SECOND GREATEST BENEFIT for the merchant is the ability to directly
contact his customers at a moment's notice FOR FREE, thereby allowing the
merchant to slash his advertising costs while getting better ad results.
How could you not LOVE THIS?
CONCLUSION
I've done MY Due Diligence.
Now, it's YOUR TURN.
YOU DECIDE what is true and what is not true.
YOU DECIDE what is real and what a smear campaign is.
YOU DECIDE whether the FlexKom Customer Loyalty Program is a GENIUS new
business idea, or if it IS a SCAM.
Common sense dictates that it can be one or the other, BUT NOT
BOTH.
"Scam" is like being pregnant...you either ARE or you AREN'T.
Those that “See It” believe that FlexKom is a radical new concept that
will rescue many small businesses and will strengthen ALL businesses that
participate. They believe that FlexKom will be a worldwide force for
good.
Those that “Don’t See It” think that FlexKom might be a Ponzi scheme of
worldwide proportions, dedicated to fleecing millions from the masses.
Well…Which Is It?
The “Saviour of Small Business” or “Evil Incarnate?”
When you do a search on-line for FlexKom, you will find that the
overwhelming majority of the content is positive. But why is there so much
negative information on the Internet about FlexKom?
Who do you DARE to believe?
I'm going to recommend to you that you should NOT BELIEVE
ANYBODY!!
Don’t believe FlexKom’s advertising, videos, webinars or printed
material.
Don’t believe the Internet websites…the armchair experts that hide
behind their anonymity.
Don’t even believe ME!
Here is what I mean. There is a VAST difference between believing
and knowing.
To “believe” is to accept something as true, or to “credit something
with veracity.” You can tell me a compelling story, and I can choose to believe
it with no proof whatsoever.
But “knowing” comes from experience. If I am PART of your story, and you
tell it truthfully, then I KNOW it’s true. If you place your hand in the fire,
it will get burned. We have ALL experienced a burn. We KNOW from our
experience.
“Knowing” beats “Believing” every time. Knowing requires verifiable
facts.
So, in order for you to complete your Due Diligence process of business
opportunity evaluation, the best choice is to move from Believing to
Knowing as quickly as you can.
The Internet is a vast universe of information with no truth filter and
almost NO censorship. There is no requirement that ANY of that information be
truthful. Anybody can write ANYTHING and post it on the Internet.
So Why Post A Smear Campaign Against FlexKom?
There are a lot of reasons that people would write and launch a smear campaign
about FlexKom. Here are just a few:
- Competitors. In the
cut-throat world of business, it’s a no-holds-barred fight for market
share. Competitors can post negative information to keep people from doing
business with their competition. And they can do it in a way that looks
like a consumer watchdog organization trying to protect consumers from
rip-offs. Here is a tip…if you click on a website that is supposed to be a
consumer watchdog and you see a bunch of ads there…or they request your
email address…you can be pretty sure that they are trying to sell you
something. This is what’s called a “Feeder Site.” It feeds new prospects
to the competitor. BEWARE!! I don't want to belabour a point, but it takes
an enormous amount of expertise in Search Engine Optimization (SEO) to get
onto the first 1-3 pages of search results with ANY browser for ANY search
term. How do I know this? I AM one of those professional
Internet Marketers that can rank on Page One for nearly any keyword I
choose. I have hundreds of videos and articles that rank on Page
One, and can prove it. So if you are "Googling" any
keywords related to FlexKom, and you see a website/blog on the first 1-3
pages that says FlexKom is a "rip-off, scam, Ponzi scheme or Pyramid
scheme," just be aware that some very sophisticated work happened in
the background to get that high ranking on any search engine. That should
get your scepticism on high alert. What benefit does that negative
website/blog get from posting their opinions about FlexKom? Anybody remember
when some Amway distributors were spreading the rumour that Colgate
Palmolive was owned by the Devil? They pointed to the company logo, which
had a moon and stars on it, and said it was a Satanic sign. Colgate
Palmolive sued and won millions in damages.
- People who enrolled in
FlexKom as Global Team Members (the sales force) and did not make the
amounts of money they desired. And I am not saying they are necessarily
wrong. In the process of recruiting, some rookie, unprofessional Global
Team Members make income projections and promises to prospects that cannot
possibly be kept. So once the new team member figures out the income
claims are not true, he wants revenge.
- Multi-Level Marketing
(MLM) and Direct Sales Companies. The FlexKom business model is VERY
ATTRACTIVE to MLM leaders…but VERY DANGEROUS to the MLM companies. Almost
every MLM relies on never-ending recruiting because they have such high
turnover. And the allure for a leader of not having to constantly recruit
new members to replace the disillusioned members that are leaving is like
a June bug to a chicken. Then, the idea that the MLM leader would not have
to rely on auto-shipped orders each month to sell people overpriced
products that they don’t need is often too attractive to resist. MLMs and
other Direct Sellers are watching leaders come to FlexKom and take their
entire organizations with them. If you owned an MLM…what would YOU
do?
- Companies that sell
advertising. The FlexKom Rewards Program allows customers to have a FREE
FlexApp on their mobile phone, or a FREE FlexCard in their wallet.
Customers get CASH BACK on every purchase. And, because everybody likes
CASH, the program is going VIRAL. Customers are actually giving away
FlexApps to their friends, thereby allowing the friends to get CASH BACK
while increasing the number of customers for the merchant who first issued
the FlexApp. The FlexKom Participating Merchant may use his terminal to
instantly communicate with his customers to offer special sales and
discounts. That means that the merchant can drastically curtail or cancel
many advertising methods he is already using, like direct mail, postcards,
flyers, coupons, Groupon, other Rewards programs, Internet ads, TV spots,
Radio spots, newspapers and billboards. If you were a company that was
watching your revenues PLUMMET due to FlexKom, maybe you’d write negative
information on the Internet if you thought it could slow FlexKom down and
save your business. I’m not saying it’s right or moral…but it
happens.
- What the bloggers are saying
is true, and FlexKom is a business that you should avoid.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
What person who is SERIOUS about a legitimate business opportunity would
take short cuts in the Due Diligence process? Especially if it is YOUR OWN hard-earned
money that you are going to invest in ANY business?
There are basically two kinds of people that would look at FlexKom:
1. Curious – these are the
tyre-kickers…the Looky-Loos. They flit from one deal to another, trying to
figure out how they can get in, do nothing, and make money.
2. Serious – these people
understand business, are already successful in business and are not afraid of
hard work if they can see that there will be a monetary reward in the process.
These folks know how to evaluate a business opportunity and are not scared away
by some negative smear websites they find on the Internet.
And I’m not saying that by following these steps, you will come to the
obvious conclusion that FlexKom is a GREAT Business Opportunity. All I'm saying
is that what you will find out is THE ONLY BODY OF FACTS THAT MATTER.
So…How do you go from Believing to Knowing as it relates to FlexKom?
Here are some simple steps that ANYBODY can take. I didn't say these
steps were EASY…I said they were SIMPLE.
STEP ONE: Accept that words can manipulate the way people think and act. Words
like:
Scam
Ponzi Scheme
Pyramid Scheme
Scheme
Rip-off
These are all words that cause people to react in different ways. Take
the word “Scheme” as an example. In the USA, the word usually means “a devious
plan with the intent to do something illegal or wrong.” But when Europeans use
the word “Scheme,” they mean “a systematic plan or arrangement for attaining
some particular objective.”
Schemes in Europe are perfectly acceptable.
Internet browsers are GREAT. Google will return to you WHATEVER YOU ASK
FOR. Try a little experiment. Take the name of the company you work for, or
your favourite grocery store, or your favourite beverage, or your favourite
mobile phone service provider. Type in that word in the Search box and also
type in the word “scam” right after it. (e.g. “Verizon scam”) You’ll be amazed
at the numbers of search results that come up. There is hardly a word out in
cyberspace that doesn't have a “scam” following (By the way, “Verizon Scam”
yielded 2.65 MILLION search results on Google).
Over time, we have all been taught by our culture that when you hear any
of those words listed above, sirens should go off, lights should flash and we
should be on high alert against becoming a victim. Each of those words listed
above have a meaning, and many times, the people who use these words are
COUNTING on the emotions that are tied to each word to manipulate the
reader.
I'm OK with that…to the degree that it’s truthful.
But what should we do when someone uses a word with the intention of
SCARING YOU AWAY…and the word is not true?
It’s pretty simple, actually. We should look for FACTS that either prove
the word is true, or disprove the word and show that it is a LIE.
STEP TWO: Understand that Ponzi Schemes are illegal in civilized
countries that have criminal law statutes.
If a regulator ANYWHERE deemed the FlexKom business model to be a Ponzi
scheme, it would have ALREADY been shut down. If the business activity continued,
those who continued would be subject to prosecution for criminal fraud.
STEP THREE: Understand that FlexKom America Inc. is a company that is
STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
Here is how a normal business is begun:
1. Establish the
business entity
2. Get a physical
location in that country
3. Hire enough people to
do the business
4. Do the business
FlexKom follows that EXACT model in EVERY country into which it enters.
First they get permission from the regulators to do business in that country.
Next, they typically rent office space in a premium office building. Next they
begin to hire the staff necessary to conduct business. Next comes recruiting a
sales force. A sales organization doesn't just magically appear out of nowhere.
Next, the sales force begins to give away the free FlexApps and selling to
merchants. Then the sales force continues to sell and gain market share.
Some people who look at FlexKom get all flummoxed about the process of
building the business. They seem to think that all the phases of business
should happen instantaneously when FlexKom starts in a country, and that
anything else is somehow a rip-off.
Perhaps these flummoxed people have never built a business
themselves.
STEP FOUR: CONTACT THE REGULATORS.
We all know that the only REAL due diligence process is done by
interviewing credible sources such as government regulators…right? At the end
of the day, market research is valuable IF AND ONLY IF the company and its
products are LEGAL.
Occasionally, prospects will tell me that they have done their
“research,” and they inform me that FlexKom is a scam. In EVERY INSTANCE, I ask
them if they have contacted their State Attorney General’s office, the State
Consumer Affairs Office, the Federal Trade Commission or the Better Business Bureau.
IN EVERY INSTANCE, the prospects told me that they had not contacted any
regulator or official consumer watchdog organization. Their so-called
“research” was done on-line.
Here are some places you should contact during your process of Due
Diligence:
USA Official Government Websites
In addition to these websites, you should contact the Attorney
General in the US State in which you live. Also look for a State Department of
Consumer Affairs.
The writer of this article lives in the state of Georgia. Here are Georgia’s websites:
Here is a challenge – See if you
can find FlexKom listed as a Scam, Ponzi Scheme, Pyramid Scheme or Rip-Off
at ANY government website or Official Anti-Scam website on Planet
Earth!
The only REAL opinion that matters is the opinion of the governmental
entities that regulate FlexKom in each country, now numbering about 25
countries in Europe, the Western Hemisphere and Africa.
STEP FIVE: FlexKom’s Awards and Certifications
On November 8, 2013, FlexKom International received the award for “Most
Innovative Product In the World 2012-2013” from The Obtainer Magazine,
the largest Direct Sales magazine in Europe. This was a juried panel of industry
experts who evaluated the products and services of many nominated companies.
You can find out more about this award at the page here on this website
labelled “FlexKom Awards.”
FlexKom has gained approval and certification from the European Consumer
Centre, which is supported by The European Commission and the Ministry Of
Justice in each European Member State.
The European Consumer Centre (ECC) is the Dutch branch in the network of
European Consumer Centres, the ECC-Net which is designed to give the European
market in all countries of the European Union, plus Norway and Iceland,
consumer confidence.
The network is an initiative of the European Commission and the Member
States. In the Netherlands, the ECC is financially supported by the Ministry of
Justice and is housed at the headquarters of the Legal Desk.
The ECC can help you as a consumer when you want to buy something or
order in an EU country. It gives information about your rights and obligations
as European consumers, and guidance, if you have problems after a purchase in
another EU country.
To check out the UK branch of the European Consumer Centre go to http://www.ukecc.net/
FlexKom also received certification from EBCON, a European Consumer Protection
organization.
Our next example is not a regulator or consumer protection entity, but
is a company known around the world in every place that business CAN be done.
It's Visa Inc., the American company that issues the most popular credit and debit
cards on the planet. Visa handles over $4.4 TRILLION annually for the world's
merchants and banks. Visa provides FlexKom's debit card program for payment of
sales commissions to the FlexKom sales force around the world.
So... Do you think that the rest of the Direct Selling companies doing
business in all of Europe...INCLUDING our closest competitors...would conspire
to lead YOU into a scam?
Do you think that these European consumer protection organizations would
prostitute themselves and ruin their own reputations just to support a scam?
Do you REALLY believe that Visa, a Dow Jones company that does over $10
Billion in annual sales around the world, would make an alliance with FlexKom
for the FlexKom Debit Card if FlexKom was indeed a SCAM? You're the judge
here...right?
YOU DECIDE.
STEP SIX: WHERE DOES ALL THE MONEY COME FROM?
The FlexKom Customer Rewards Program is an alternative and superior
method of advertising for any merchant. It allows the merchant to get
laser-targeted results with his customers, which allows the merchant to cut his
advertising costs while getting better advertising results. But it is SO MUCH
MORE than just an advertising method.
If you’ll look at this website’s page labelled “Videos” you will find a video I shot that answers the question “Where Does The Money
Come From?” The short answer is: Every Dollar…every Euro…every
Rouble…every Pound…every penny of money from every nation…COMES FROM MERCHANT
PROFITS from shopping transactions.
When you go into a store without FlexKom you pay full price. But when
you go into a FlexKom participating merchant, the merchant takes a small
percentage of his profits from the sale and gives it to FlexKom, who then
distribute it to the customers, the merchants themselves and the FlexKom
Reps.
So the CASH BACK was originally retail profits that the merchant is
gladly willing to give up in order to be part of the community of loyal FlexKom
shoppers.
Since the dawn of time, merchants have been giving discounts to their customers.
Cash back is another form of a discount...something that EVERY customer
LOVES!
The SINGLE GREATEST BENEFIT for the merchant is the monthly income that
the merchant can derive from giving away the FlexApp or FlexCard.
The SECOND GREATEST BENEFIT for the merchant is the ability to directly
contact his customers at a moment's notice FOR FREE, thereby allowing the
merchant to slash his advertising costs while getting better ad results.
How could you not LOVE THIS?
CONCLUSION
I've done MY Due Diligence.
Now, it's YOUR TURN.
YOU DECIDE what is true and what is not true.
YOU DECIDE what is real and what a smear campaign is.
YOU DECIDE whether the FlexKom Customer Loyalty Program is a GENIUS new
business idea, or if it IS a SCAM.
Common sense dictates that it can be one or the other, BUT NOT
BOTH.
"Scam" is like being pregnant...you either ARE or you AREN'T.
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