FlexKom International, Asker Sakinmaz, Cengiz Ehliz, MLM pyramid scheme. Tells you that you get residual income when you pay them big money for so called M-commerce system, wich does not exist at all. Kreuzelingen and Munich, Nationwide

Hey Dinkietoy,

 you should be called d****** Toy.

"Also, the current demo in Leipzig are fake. Look at this video: 
youtube.com/watch?v=12ZXz12F_sI
In this video, Asker Sakinmaz is demonstrating how the Flexkom system is supposed to be working. Look closely at 2:17. You can see the screen of the Flexkom POS. The customer has saved 2.38 FlexMoneys. Only, the Tablet says that the new amount of Flexmoney is 2.00. Looks like maths are not really Flexkom's cup of tea! Also notice that scammer Asker Sakinmaz is ignoring the false maths and quickly skips the new amount of FM."

This 2FM on the POS are for gaining and assigning new customer to the flexkom network. Each App or loyalty card is charged with 2FM before its first use. Go to Leipzig and have a look.

Big companies are scared of Flexkom,cos the idea is brilliant! I am talking about the `win-win situation` idea you can`t understand and you cannot have info about as you`re not an insider.

So crawl back to a cave you`re coming from and live in the past. FlexKom will become a new trend and I better be a part of it.

The rip off report written here is from a person who has not had any contact with the company or been to a access point. All of the points made are from reading various websites and watching videos. This hardly makes them a credible witness. This is just a person taking stabs and wildly guessing about a company they have never been serviced by or had any personal experince with. It makes me wonder why this person has decided to write a page about FlexKom?

You may notice how the author is taking stabs at wide range of topics. He questions the accuracy of the technology but at the same time seems to acknowledge there are at least 3000 locations accepting the cards. So one wonders how the math can be completely off in the systems settings, but yet have 3000 merchants using the system. Not sure what the author is trying to say here.

The author doesn't have a clear point to the article. It's just an assortment of accusations but no real picture of why and what is truly wrong with FlexKom. I am compelled to ask which one is it? Problem with the technology or a scam?  Is it the technology or are the owners criminals or is it the concept that is bad.

On other sites we read reviews saying the company doesn't have the system completed at all they never opened in Turkey but we can see videos of plenty of shops and shop owners using the terminals, Who are these people? Actors? We see videos of transactions going through and then we can follow the numbers and accounts on the lap top showing the exact numbers that where done.

Some suggest that FlexMom has taken money from 40,000 people in Turkey but not kept their part of the agreement and that the stores are fake etc. But if you think about it, that would mean this is one of the biggest international scams in history. over 100 million dollars taken over 2 years ago and no one is reacting anywhere in the world to this fact. That just sounds crazier than people in aluminum hats waiting for the space ship to arrive. This is just not a possibility in today world. 

And now there are shops opening in USA and this is then suppose to be more actors and fake stores? These stores can be contacted on the phone and can be visited in person no need to try to figure it out online anymore. 

You can listen to this recoording of American shop owners sharing their excitement about FlexKom in their stores

 http://www.blogtalkradio.com/allwired/2014/02/07/flexkom-next-level-team-leadership#.UuvL1NqXEKM.email

I think the problem with paying attention to these types of authors is, it looks like they know what they are talking about because they cover a lot of details but when you start looking at what is being said you start to see there is just to many problems with their theory. 

It is almost like reading an article about car theif who is also trying to get a discount.

The stories overlap each other. So we can clearly see this author doesn't care what is true, the author just basically wants throw everything he can find against the wall and having it stick to the minds of the naive readers.

If one can look at these articles with the same scrutiny one looks at the videos and articles that are explaining and showing what FlexKom is all about I think it would be easy to see what the truth really is. After 4 years in Business not one government in the world has filed anything against FlexKom. Flexkom is supprted by Visa and Master card and they allow the money to be charged for licenses in all markets. Itunes have approved  every new version of the APP  17 countries are allowing FlexKom to charge people for the opportunity. A new terminal has been completed and paid for by the company.

I think people should realize we are not living in the 1980's when news traveled a lot slower. This 2014, and a company being around since 2010 would never be allowed to open in any country if any of those stories where slightly true.

These type of sites are doing more harm than anything. When the ripp off report is ripping people off from what maybe a great opportunity for them. So then the rest of their life they can see what a huge mistek they made by listening this kind of nonsense. 

Isn't the biggest ripp-off the ripp-off that happens when someone reads this garbage and passes on an opportunity that would make them hundreds of thousands of dollars. That means this site ripped them off in the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Wow!

The normal sites that have reviews don't have any negativity about flexKom it's just these sites that are built to collect negativity and usually many of the authors write on many topics not just one, they arent real customers with a real experince just people who sit at home surf the net and pick up any kind of rumor they find and then they pull it all together into  one what we could call "A Bull Sh*t  master peice"  

I agree with the ripoff report. Flexkom is an obvious scam.

The person who has filed the rebuttal on december 30 is wrong and has demonstrated that Flexkom is not working at all.

He clams that there are 70000 Flexkom shops and 400000 consumers using this system. Let's say that he is right and that these numbers are correct. That would mean that there are a little over 5 consumers per shop. How the hell is this supposed to work? 5 consumers per shop would mean how much revenue per month? Surely he cant be serious with these numbers.

Luckily for him, he is worng. There are no more than 3000 shops in Turkey, according to Flexkom. See flexkom.com.tr. These are not per se shops that are working or active. It is just a list on the official Flexkom site, but lots of info is missing at each shop page. On most pages all addressen, telephone numbers etc. are missing! Also, you can check how much shops there are in Antalya. In Antalya there was a demonstration of Flexkom in fall of 2012. People were taken to a mall where several shops were supposed to be using the Flexkom system. But look, there are 0 (zero!) shops in Antalya active now. The demonstration was fake!

Also, the current demo in Leipzig are fake. Look at this video: 
youtube.com/watch?v=12ZXz12F_sI
In this video, Asker Sakinmaz is demonstrating how the Flexkom system is supposed to be working. Look closely at 2:17. You can see the screen of the Flexkom POS. The customer has saved 2.38 FlexMoneys. Only, the Tablet says that the new amount of Flexmoney is 2.00. Looks like maths are not really Flexkom's cup of tea! Also notice that scammer Asker Sakinmaz is ignoring the false maths and quickly skips the new amount of FM.

Furthermore, the guy did not do his research well enough. He thinks that there is only one article in one newspaper that has some founded critisism on Flexkom. Would he have looked just a little bit further, then he'd found out not only that there are several newspapers with lots of articles about Flexkom, exposing all the FLexkom lies and fraud. 

Also the guy who replied to this Ripoff report makes several other mistakes. He claims that the number of max distributors in an area is limited. This is not true. Claiming that there is a limitation of some sort is just a marketing ploy to make it seem like a limited opportunity and more valuable. Truth is that anyone can enter, as long as you pay the entrance fee to purchase your GTM VIP package. 

You must understand that Flexkom does not have a working system at all. The management of Flexkom is all about delaying Flexkom. It's all about getting the money that people are tricked into paying for the GTM package. At some point in the near future, they will claim that Flexkom has failed and dissappear with your money.

Firstly I am a Flekom Global team memeber

There are a number of innacuracies surrounding this report that need correcting.

Firstly MLM or Network marketing. Thre is an insinuation that network marketing is in some a scam.  It is in fact a legitimate route to market and is respoinsible for creating more millionares aroundd the globe than any other business model.  Big names such Helrbalife, Amway, Avon Cosmetics, Visalus Sciences, to just name a few, are all turning over in the billions of dollars and have created income opportunities at many levels from a few dollars a month to tens of thousands a month and more. Some of these companies number distributors in the millions promting the parent companies products to their own network of friends and family etc. The term marketing is used because it involves taking a product to market and is a legitimate marketing model.  

In flexkom's model its about providing discount to customers and retaining the loyalty of those customers and allows a retailer to leverage the relationship between himself and the customer to greater extent than was previously possible whilst providing additional membership benefits to the retailers customers. I fail to see how that is a scam

Turkey is mentioned as a market that is in some dissaray.  In fact there are over 70,000 outlets supporting FlexKom and over 400,000 consumer members utilising the services. All that is mentioned are some web stats and a single press report from Turkey, whaich is not unbiased, as an indicator of its lack of success

The fact that people are incentivsed to recruit other team members is mentioned and again in network marketing this is the norm and is only available for the first month of your tenure. Distribution is vital and therefore a salesforce to produce the distribution is also vital.

Some people have difficulty in assesing the FlexKom model as it si not purely MLM.  Top income levels can be achieved with out recruiting a single team memeber.  This is not normal MLM and indicates that it cannot be viewd the same.  Also the numbers of Global Team Members (franchisee's) in any country or geography is limited.  Once that level has been attained the opportunity is closed to newcomers. This again is not typical of MLM and indicates that the term "franchise" is more realistic.

The product is also a Business to Business (B2B) and requires the utilisation of direct selling skills which is not true of other MLM's whre selling is degraded to telling and sharing. If you dont have direct selling skills don't invest in FlexKom - you wont acheive very much.

In view of the above I submit that the report is biased and unfounded full of inuendo and links to a few unhappy people. I have seen similar "scam" reports concerning other very successfull legitimate network marketing companies named above.  Tens of millions of people cant be wrong about them.