RS> Guess who looks remarkably silly trying to tell me what I do. But then
RS> you look extremely silly anyway, so I guess it wont make any difference.

Talking about yourself again Rod!  Perhaps you'd like to explain your 
*triple* standards to us all!

standard 1.  You blatantly defame Easy Way International after seeing what 
you claimed was the first time you'd seen it advertised (going back beyond 
your memory now I bet!)... without really having any solid knowledge of the 
company.  Calling it "illegal this.. illegal that.. scam.. blah blah
blah.."
Nothing of what you have written has any factual content!  You are just 
guessing from your lack of proper understanding and also because you're too 
deep into this to back out now or make a *complete* idiot in front of 
everyone of yourself!  (Which have already done many times as far as I'm 
concerned.)

standard 2. You agreed that Amway is legal in this echo and aust_avtech. 
Amway also uses Network-Marketing/Multi-Level-Marketing.. although EWI and 
Amway have little else in common after that point as far as how they do 
business.  But they are both legal!   Have you any idea just how many MLM 
companies there are even in Australia which *are* legal!

standard 3. Upon seeing an *actual* and downright *obvious* scam... your 
first reply to the advert is along the lines of asking what it as about!  
Not abusing and carrying on like you did with EWI though!

Only after many people had replied etc. did you actually make it seem like 
you were certain about it.   You are pathetic Rod.   Your implications of 
what goes on in EWI (i.e. a "pyramid-sell system") is just so far from the 
truth!

RS> 
RS> RB> the call costs about $1.50 or more...  For each person that you get
RS> RB> to call it and quote your ID number, you get 50cents, for each person
RS> RB> they get to call it you get 25cents etc. etc.  Ofcourse there's no way
RS> RB> to check who this mob is or that they even paid out with their scam.
RS> 
RS> Yes, thats basically how it work. Pity you didnt actually know that
RS> Carl specifically was actually benefiting financially himself and
RS> he says that he is not. So he wasnt personally doing anything illegal.
RS> He got scammed rather than being the spiv and con man. Unlike you.

Pity none of what you wrote there makes much sense Rod!   Go back to 
school! Me a spiv?  hahaha!  What a joke!   Me a con-man?  pity you don't 
really know me at all to see how wrong your accusations are! Besides... 
since when have I conned anyone!?  I will leave that question completely 
open to any pathetic attack you think you can throw at it!  But without an 
actual fact to back it up (which I already know there won't be any!) it 
will be ignored.

RS> RB> it's illegal "pyramid-selling" because the majority
of people who call
RS> RB> the number will only lose the cost of the call and get nothing for it!
RS> 
RS> Thats NOT the criterion that makes the illegal pyramid marketing
RS> schemes illegal. They are illegal if even if they do return some money
RS> to the people involved in the pyramid. And pyramid schemes normally do,
RS> particularly to the people who get in early. They are illegal anyway.
RS> 

What you have missed is the point that if it is *actually* a scam... then 
that is what will happen!  If it is a legitimate company, then they won't 
just be throwing away their money without knowing if they'll ever get 
anything for it!   A legit company is built around a product &/or service.  
The simple test works like this:  would you *buy* the product/service 
offered by the company even if you weren't in the commission-plan or if it 
didn't have one!?  If yes.. then it's probably not a scam.  If you 
definately wouldn't buy the product/service  (perhaps there isn't one! as 
is the case in many scams!), then it probably is.. or could be considered a 
scam.  You decide!  would you call a mysterious phone-number which cost $1 
or more if you knew you'd get nothing out of it?

a mere pyramid-sell is built around *only* the pyramid!  


RS> Watch out for the cops coming calling, include a real address.

Watch out for the men dressed in white who would 
immediately put a restricting jacket on you and wisely carry you away ... 















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