The SendOutCards Scam Bona Fide Truth

From the Desktop of Steph Robey, MBA & Internet Marketer/Entrepreneur

Please Note: I provide un-biased, third party information on MLM and Network Marketing opportunities as an expert in the industry. I am not a distributor for this company, nor do I work for this company, but I do think this is a great concept in MLM.

Read my other article, The Pros And Cons of SendOutCards for a thorough review.

Truth #1: The word "scam" is often used by Marketers online to get your attention.

One million people are searching on the Internet, today alone, for an MLM or Network Marketing business opportunity.

• Internet marketers know that keywords are the ticket to being found in those Google searches.

• People researching opportunities resort t the web to quickly findout information around these companies, often adding the word scam to the search.

• Meaning, plenty of people are searching for SendOutCards scam.

• Keen marketers understand this and then plug their marketing message into the end of their "scam" message.

Don't believe me? Look at any of your search results for SendOutCards scam.Ninety nine percent will say wonderful things about the company in the end, and ask you to sign onto their opportunity.

Truth #2: Only the BBB and the FTC really keep tabs on true scams.

News moves quickly on the Intenet. In the U.S, both the BBB (Better Business Bureau) and the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) are paid to track down complaints and consumer unhappiness on businesses. After all, it's their job to regulate commerce and make sure everyone plays by the rules.

The BBB and the FTC keep a history on complaints filed against any companies. They also give the accused an opportunity to respond and comply legally. Make your own decision based upon this.

Truth #3: Somethings just have bad reputations.

When I say "used car salesman", you say "sleazy"; when I say "MLM", you say "scam".

It's a bad rap but it's the way it is.

The good news is?The BBB, the FTC and Google have recently started working closely together to really come down hard on misleading ads - and this single thing will clean up the Industry and change how it is percieved. It's called the "Google slap." Google is not standing for any unethical advertising practices and when a marketer is caught they are taken out of the search results. This literally shuts down a marketer online.

So, what is the real truth about SendOutCards scam?

Truth is, don't beleive it when someone says you can get-rich-quick.

If you treat you SendOutCards business like a serious business and understand that it's going to require time and money, chances are you'll succeed. Every MLM has proof of successful people.

• Commit to one year with your new venture

• Be willing to invest the first bit of money you make back into your business

• Refuse to give up.

If someone speaks or writes about a SendOutCards scam, find out what they "tried" in building their business. I guarantee you, that's where you'll find the truth.

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