"The World's Greatest Networker" Gordon Moss Over-charged for program of "Lifetime Training",charged more weekly than could pay for "opportunity" that amounted to gambling,misrepresented average earnings W. Bloomfield Michigan

On 1/2/2007 I made my first trackable ( cashier's check) purchase of $2475.00 for a carton of cards to promote, after first buying a box of cards to examine & getting website - end of 2006.

The initial $400 for cards plus $115 for website was made to person who signed me up -- via Paypal at this same email address.After that, I was promoting the cards by calling many people and convincing some to come to promotional call.

If one truly made the $200 on each sale and brought enouth to call who BOUGHT, it would have been easy to make promised amounts, However, he charged $200 for 2 evenings of calls per week.

I contacted hundreds of people, signed up 2-5 for calls and only made handful of sales.many promised to come and did not show up. Most stated they were broke and did not buy.He expected one's full life to be spent online making these contacts.

The lifetime training cost $5000.00 . I learned a few tidbits about people's accountability and internet marketing. Earnings were on the probability that others would also sign up for the training and I could make $2300 back. I sold one.

Since I didn't trust his method of sending cash for these purchases, I invested in another carton of cards. Got partial reimbursement for one he was sure would sell.However, with the adding up of $200s weekly, Icalculate my total loss was $9000.00. He always sounded very cordial and believable. I had hoped to get a new car by June, but have now maxed out 2 credit cards.

Georgia
Freeport, Illinois
U.S.A.