Comments on: A Little Mistake That Cost Frank A Lifetime of Freedom http://mikemundell.com/a-little-mistake-that-cost-frank-a-lifetime-of-freedom/ Internet Marketing Strategies, MLM News and Reviews Tue, 30 Mar 2010 03:35:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: MikeMundell http://mikemundell.com/a-little-mistake-that-cost-frank-a-lifetime-of-freedom/comment-page-1/#comment-7 MikeMundell Tue, 30 Mar 2010 03:35:52 +0000 http://mikemundell.com/?p=151#comment-7 I hear ya Michele. It seems like I get hit from every angle. My (un)favorites are the folks on Facebook that send me a pitch right after becoming friends. No introduction or anything...they just think I need to know about their opportunity. What is your reply to those that "pitch" you in this manner? I hear ya Michele. It seems like I get hit from every angle. My (un)favorites are the folks on Facebook that send me a pitch right after becoming friends. No introduction or anything…they just think I need to know about their opportunity.

What is your reply to those that "pitch" you in this manner?

]]> By: Michele Curtin http://mikemundell.com/a-little-mistake-that-cost-frank-a-lifetime-of-freedom/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Michele Curtin Thu, 25 Feb 2010 15:48:50 +0000 http://mikemundell.com/?p=151#comment-6 For some reason, people involved in electricity MLMs seem to do this the most. They'll get my card from a bulletin board or somewhere, call me pretending for a nanosecond to be interested in my deal, then talk without taking a breath about their deal. They always claim that I'll make more money in their deal. How could they possibly know that? Have I told them how much I make? Have I told them I don't like my deal or there's anything about it I would change if I could? No, they weren't interested enough in me to even ask those questions (or any others). The truth is, I am passionate about what I do and not looking to switch. However, if I were, I would not switch to work with someone who uses that approach. For some reason, people involved in electricity MLMs seem to do this the most. They'll get my card from a bulletin board or somewhere, call me pretending for a nanosecond to be interested in my deal, then talk without taking a breath about their deal. They always claim that I'll make more money in their deal. How could they possibly know that? Have I told them how much I make? Have I told them I don't like my deal or there's anything about it I would change if I could? No, they weren't interested enough in me to even ask those questions (or any others). The truth is, I am passionate about what I do and not looking to switch. However, if I were, I would not switch to work with someone who uses that approach.

]]> By: Mike Mundell http://mikemundell.com/a-little-mistake-that-cost-frank-a-lifetime-of-freedom/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Mike Mundell Sat, 06 Feb 2010 05:45:33 +0000 http://mikemundell.com/?p=151#comment-5 Thanks for stopping by, Jim. I know what you mean about FB. I laugh because I used to do the same thing until somebody sent me a nasty email pointing out my folly. There are such things as blessings in disguise, eh? :>) Thanks for stopping by, Jim. I know what you mean about FB. I laugh because I used to do the same thing until somebody sent me a nasty email pointing out my folly. There are such things as blessings in disguise, eh? :>)

]]> By: Jim Hageman http://mikemundell.com/a-little-mistake-that-cost-frank-a-lifetime-of-freedom/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Jim Hageman Sat, 06 Feb 2010 04:11:33 +0000 http://mikemundell.com/?p=151#comment-4 Mike, You are so right. I get puked on or spammed on Facebook everyday. I totally ignore those posts. Mike, You are so right. I get puked on or spammed on Facebook everyday. I totally ignore those posts.

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