Thread: FlexKom aka Flexcom aka Weeconomy - legitimate MLM or scam ??

Whilst I'm not a defender of Driscoll or FlexKom, Steven, I would ask that you post whatever evidence you have that justifies the title of this thread. As it stands, despite the question mark, the title asserts that FlexKom is a Ponzi scheme when, as Phil suggests, it may actually be a standard, product-based MLM programme'. Thanks.

Originally Posted by Julie Diligent

Whilst I'm not a defender of Driscoll or FlexKom, Steven, I would ask that you post whatever evidence you have that justifies the title of this thread. As it stands, despite the question mark, the title asserts that FlexKom is a Ponzi scheme when, as Phil suggests, it may actually be a standard, product-based MLM programme'. Thanks.

Perhaps replacing the word "ponzi" in the thread title with "scam" may be appropriate. I think, just by dint of those involved it merits some scrutiny though.

Originally Posted by Theseus

Perhaps replacing the word "ponzi" in the thread title with "scam" may be appropriate. I think, just by dint of those involved it merits some scrutiny though.

Hi Theseus.

I've searched for a way to change the title of the thread but couldn't find any way to do it.

If you're able to re-phrase it, please do so.

Originally Posted by Julie Diligent

Whilst I'm not a defender of Driscoll or FlexKom, Steven, I would ask that you post whatever evidence you have that justifies the title of this thread. As it stands, despite the question mark, the title asserts that FlexKom is a Ponzi scheme when, as Phil suggests, it may actually be a standard, product-based MLM programme'. Thanks.

Sorry Julie, but you can't go making up your own rules about usage of the English language, a question mark at the end of a sentence is used to indicate a direct question. It is there for that specific purpose!.

I'm asking is FlexKom a Ponzi?, it really is very simple and cannot be thought of in any other way by someone whose first language is English.

If however your first language is not English and you don't have fully understand how to use it in certain circumstances, then I can see how you could possibly become confused, hence I'll change the title just a little to make things a little clearer.