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

Originally Posted by ribshaw

I do hope you stick around and set the record straight about this great opportunity. Can you elaborate on the Seal of Quality Certificate and all the organizations past and present that have qualified for this prestigious award. So far I found two references to EBCON under an image search, this impressive plaque:

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And this reference linking back to Empower Network, the other next greatest bestest in the world opportunity that all the same pimps are pushing.

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And is this the law firm that you are so proud of? Law Firm Baker McKenzie Sued For $600 Million - Forbes

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Enron, Arthur Anderson, Bernie Madoff and the most vile criminals in the world can find an attorney.

Does this blogger "ribhsaw" have any idea of how the FlexKom system works? So the readers can know he is qualified to give them advice on the company? Or is he just a guy who goes out to find anything negative he can find to cast doubt on a company? That is pretty easy to do it doesn't take much, just enter "COMPANY" And "LAWSUIT" into google search take the link and post here. Nothing to it. Instead it would be interesting if he looked at the model and had comments on the technology pay structure or even system. Challenge the actual business model. But as many of the negative posters here on these boards do, they just do what any idiot can do....search, cut and paste. I do hope people see through that ridiculous waste of energy and time.

Why not respond to this. If "ribshaw owned a company, a store or a restaurant and wanted to send out a marketing message for free to their clients today about a special they have tonight with an offer that expires tonight straight to their text message with a video. What system is available to accomplish that? If they wanted to reward their best customers for spending money at their place frequently what system is in place that can do that? If that store wanted to reach only women ages 35-45 with a video to their smart phone what system is in place that can do that? And then that same system would track their customers so they would earn income from customers shopping in other places. What system on this planet is able to do that? Lets see what "ribshaw" has to say.... What system is out there that the small stores can use to keep up with the bigger chain stores in loyalty system cash back etc. Nothing I have seen. Have you the reader seen anything that you like yet? Please tell me I would like to know. Do you still get those cards that you have to bring back to get a stamp on it or have them clip it?

Originally Posted by justlogicnohate

If "ribshaw owned a company, a store or a restaurant and wanted to send out a marketing message for free to their clients today about a special they have tonight with an offer that expires tonight straight to their text message with a video. What system is available to accomplish that? If they wanted to reward their best customers for spending money at their place frequently what system is in place that can do that? If that store wanted to reach only women ages 35-45 with a video to their smart phone what system is in place that can do that? And then that same system would track their customers so they would earn income from customers shopping in other places. What system on this planet is able to do that? ...

It is called facebook, Einstein,


And you would not need a freaking MLM-Scam attached on top of it, if you just needed those features.

Originally Posted by NikSam

It is called facebook, Einstein,


And you would not need a freaking MLM-Scam attached on top of it, if you just needed those features.

This blogger "Niksam" thinks Facebook is an effective way to bring customers to a business.

Ok so ask yourself how many stores you are following on Facebook.

How many restaurants are you following on Facebook?

How many times did you go to a small business after seeing it on Facebook?

How many local deals did you go to get from Facebook.

This shows you how little "Niksam" ACTUALLY know about effective marketing. How many times have you said PLEASE let me follow you on Facebok local restaurant pleeeeaaase!

How many times have you been asked when going to dinner at your neighborhood restaurant if you can follow them on Facebook? 1, 2 or 3 And how eager are you to follow them? How about 0%

So maybe "Niksam" can find something that provides "those features" and post it here at some point.

Here is a list incase you need to cross refrence

1. System that can reach customers on their smart phones text messaging through an app
2. Terminal that can read RFID, NFC, QR CODE, FINGER PRINT AND BAR CODE. That generates a QR code. Touch screen
3. A terminal that can offer the customer a time sensitive reward at the point of sale based on knowing the customer needs at that particular time based on historical data
4. A system that over time tracks the points a customer gets and rewards the customer with a prize The reward credited to the store that sign them up. A loyalty system that works all over the world so that the points can be rewarded for everything they do anywhere. Not just one yougurt shop or coffee shop but small stores all over the world.
5. A system that allows a small business to create a free e commerce website where they can participate in e-commrce to their own clients internationally
6. A way for the business to earn from their customers when they shop in other stores
7. A way for the small business to earn money when their customers shop online
8. Away to reach customres who are in the area through geo targeting who express they are looking for what they are selling
9. And all those features for a 1 time fee of $500.

Go ahead Mr. "Niksam.....waiting....waiting.....waiting

Originally Posted by justlogicnohate

This blogger "Niksam" thinks Facebook is an effective way to bring customers to a business.

Ok so ask yourself how many stores you are following on Facebook.

....

No i do not think so, and i do not follow any store , because I am like 99.99% of human beings do not want to be bothered with marketing crap from those stores.

But if someone want something like you described, there are plenty ways to do it without selling your soul to MLM-Scam ,
without business owners recruiting their customers into pyramid scheme, without paying all up-liners upstairs.

And without loosing all your family and friends because you made them join a scam.


wait till FTC rules to lock you all up, freaking "businessmen" , how would you even dare to call what you do a "business"?


PS: And they should study MLMs in Harvard ... as part of criminal studies.
so new generation grows up realizing how the hell this crap was still legalized.

MLM cause major personal losses worldwide, more than all Ponzis and HYIPs combined, the problem is nobody realized they been scammed, and just think they were not good enough.

Originally Posted by NikSam

No i do not think so, and i do not follow any store , because I am like 99.99% of human beings do not want to be bothered with marketing crap from those stores.

But if someone want something like you described, there are plenty ways to do it without selling your soul to MLM-Scam ,
without business owners recruiting their customers into pyramid scheme, without paying all up-liners upstairs.

And without loosing all your family and friends because you made them join a scam.


wait till FTC rules to lock you all up, freaking "businessmen" , how would you even dare to call what you do a "business"?


PS: And they should study MLMs in Harvard ... as part of criminal studies.
so new generation grows up realizing how the hell this crap was still legalized.

MLM cause major personal losses worldwide, more than all Ponzis and HYIPs combined, the problem is nobody realized they been scammed, and just think they were not good enough.

WOW!! Ok so here is a great example of someone who is just completely illogical "Niksam" calls the entire industry of mlm a scam. And thinks it should be shut down. He goes on to blame network marketing for for loss of family and friends. Maybe "Niksam" joined a scam and got all his family to follow him into it, so now EVERY mlm is a scam no matter what they do. One has to ask if "Niksam is logical here or if he is just out for blood. 75% of the network marketing industry are women 25% men. I guess women are the ones who should be locked up mostly. I will make sure to yell at the Avon lady when I see her next time. Or call the cops when someone wants to sell tupperware. I am not sure what "Niksam" hates here scams or a real industry that has legal companies operating legally allover the world. This is just strange to me.

Originally Posted by justnonsensenologic

WOW!! Ok so here is a great example of someone who is just completely illogical "Niksam" calls the entire industry of mlm a scam. And thinks it should be shut down. He goes on to blame network marketing for for loss of family and friends. Maybe "Niksam" joined a scam and got all his family to follow him into it, so now EVERY mlm is a scam no matter what they do. One has to ask if "Niksam is logical here or if he is just out for blood. 75% of the network marketing industry are women 25% men. I guess women are the ones who should be locked up mostly. I will make sure to yell at the Avon lady when I see her next time. Or call the cops when someone wants to sell tupperware. I am not sure what "Niksam" hates here scams or a real industry that has legal companies operating legally allover the world. This is just strange to me.

Are you ever going to get around to saying something of value here, justnonsensenologic ??

HINT: You may very well be as psychic as you make out and all the guesses judgements you have made about various posters' reasons for posting,

HOWEVER

the thread is about whether or not FlexKom is a legitimate MLM or a scam, and, thus far all you have managed to do is reinforce the commonly held belief FlexKom / MLM defenders are all cliches and no substance.

Other than passing on rumours your masters have fed you, you haven't actually said anything which would convince anyone.

Originally Posted by littleroundman

Are you ever going to get around to saying something of value here, justnonsensenologic ??

HINT: You may very well be as psychic as you make out and all the guesses judgements you have made about various posters' reasons for posting,

HOWEVER

the thread is about whether or not FlexKom is a legitimate MLM or a scam, and, thus far all you have managed to do is reinforce the commonly held belief FlexKom / MLM defenders are all cliches and no substance.

Other than passing on rumors your masters have fed you, you haven't actually said anything which would convince anyone.

Other than passing rumors your masters have fed "you" according to "littleroundman" it convinced people. Well OK good it should. But that doesn't mean anything anyway.

If FlexKom was so criminal in Turkey they would not still be in business.



The future looks amazing for FlexKom

They now have Version 4 of the POS terminal completed

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A long way from the first version. Version 5 is in the works and almost done.

Originally Posted by justlogicnohate

WOW!! Ok so here is a great example of someone who is just completely illogical "Niksam" calls the entire industry of mlm a scam.

Yes I do call entire MLM or whichever you call your scams these day ( network marketing, direct sales ) a scam, it is illegal in several countries and immoral at least.

Originally Posted by justlogicnohate

And thinks it should be shut down. He goes on to blame network marketing for for loss of family and friends. Maybe "Niksam" joined a scam and got all his family to follow him into it, so now EVERY mlm is a scam no matter what they do.

Got it wrong, not everybody was so excited readin Kyosaki, Big secret, listening pimps in hotel halls and other delusional crap and woke up one day and said "I CAN BE POSITIVE, I CAN DO IT, I VISUALIZE IT NOW" and went on scamming around other folks.

Some can smell a scam miles away.

Originally Posted by justlogicnohate

... or if he is just out for blood.

You got this right.

Originally Posted by justlogicnohate

75% of the network marketing industry are women 25% men. I guess women are the ones who should be locked up mostly. I will make sure to yell at the Avon lady when I see her next time. Or call the cops when someone wants to sell tupperware.

Lets look at that from another point, 90% of MLM participants loose money, from remaining, 5% make some not sufficient even call it an earning, and the rest are living on top of pyramid.
Do you want to split who are women who are men? than i would say 75% of victims of MLM are women according to your numbers.

Organizers should be locked up and promoters who violate the laws once they are in place. regardless if they are men or women or what kind of crap they trying to sell, those crap products are the only excuse for a damn pyramid. that product has no chance of survival in real market, otherwise it would not use a pyramid but gain retail sales traditional (non-scam) ways.

Sooner or later those housewifes will understand the error of their ways and what pyramid marketing is.
How long you have been in this crap ? one day you will come to the same conclusions, unless of course you the top one and rip money on other people's losses.

Originally Posted by justlogicnohate

I am not sure what "Niksam" hates here scams or a real industry that has legal companies operating legally allover the world. This is just strange to me.

Legal for now. and not around the world.

Originally Posted by NikSam

Yes I do call entire MLM or whichever you call your scams these day ( network marketing, direct sales ) a scam, it is illegal in several countries and immoral at least.



Got it wrong, not everybody was so excited readin Kyosaki, Big secret, listening pimps in hotel halls and other delusional crap and woke up one day and said "I CAN BE POSITIVE, I CAN DO IT, I VISUALIZE IT NOW" and went on scamming around other folks.

Some can smell a scam miles away.



You got this right.



Lets look at that from another point, 90% of MLM participants loose money, from remaining, 5% make some not sufficient even call it an earning, and the rest are living on top of pyramid.
Do you want to split who are women who are men? than i would say 75% of victims of MLM are women according to your numbers.

Organizers should be locked up and promoters who violate the laws once they are in place. regardless if they are men or women or what kind of crap they trying to sell, those crap products are the only excuse for a damn pyramid. that product has no chance of survival in real market, otherwise it would not use a pyramid but gain retail sales traditional (non-scam) ways.

Sooner or later those housewifes will understand the error of their ways and what pyramid marketing is.
How long you have been in this crap ? one day you will come to the same conclusions, unless of course you the top one and rip money on other people's losses.






Legal for now. and not around the world.

"niksam" is just a worker who tried to start a business then he couldn't make it work so now it's the industry's fault. ......Done with his nonsense

Originally Posted by NikSam

Yes I do call entire MLM or whichever you call your scams these day ( network marketing, direct sales ) a scam, it is illegal in several countries and immoral at least.



Got it wrong, not everybody was so excited readin Kyosaki, Big secret, listening pimps in hotel halls and other delusional crap and woke up one day and said "I CAN BE POSITIVE, I CAN DO IT, I VISUALIZE IT NOW" and went on scamming around other folks.

Some can smell a scam miles away.



You got this right.



Lets look at that from another point, 90% of MLM participants loose money, from remaining, 5% make some not sufficient even call it an earning, and the rest are living on top of pyramid.
Do you want to split who are women who are men? than i would say 75% of victims of MLM are women according to your numbers.

Organizers should be locked up and promoters who violate the laws once they are in place. regardless if they are men or women or what kind of crap they trying to sell, those crap products are the only excuse for a damn pyramid. that product has no chance of survival in real market, otherwise it would not use a pyramid but gain retail sales traditional (non-scam) ways.

Sooner or later those housewifes will understand the error of their ways and what pyramid marketing is.
How long you have been in this crap ? one day you will come to the same conclusions, unless of course you the top one and rip money on other people's losses.






Legal for now. and not around the world.

"Niksam is confused as to the challenges in business period. Maybe because he has never succeeded in business or maybe because he did succeed he has a skewed idea of how easy or simple it is in general. The majority of businesses fail in general. Most people shouldn't start a business. They don't have what it takes. They are inexperienced and they don't have the patience anyway to stay around long enough to learn. The Network marketing industry has gone to an area that is actually trying to make it easier and easier. Less money to start opens the industry up for people who think they just sign up and then they will make tons of money. But it is hard to succeed in business not just in MLM. You have to stay in a while. build up your skills and network of contacts who are professional. The majority fail yes because they don't stay around to succeed. So many times I have recruited a person who then never calls me back crazy but true. The numbers "Niksam" is posting is a natural way life, sorts out winners from losers. In school we have winners and losers. In sports the same, in society the same. MLM never said here guaranteed money everyone will succeed. (maybe a rep does but that is on him) And if the person thought that it was a guaranteed ticket to riches then he is just ignorant.

An entrepreneur has to take responsibility for it's own decisions in business. Some companies are complete scams. Some companies have had success for many decades and people have found success working with such companies.

"Niksam" Thinks MLM should have better numbers. A higher percent of winners. It is ridiculous to think MLM should outperform the real world. 6% make more than $35,000 a year. With such a low start up cost and such high potential it should be less people who succeed than in real life businesses. My attempts have been increasingly better as I have matured in the industry. At least in Network marketing someone who doesn't have enough to start a traditional business could succeed in MLM and I have many many friends who have that story.

take a look at the real world results

Startup Business Failure Rate By Industry | Statistic Brain

In business you will fail unless you fight for your life to succeed. Nothing different in MLM fight is just the same.

When "Niksam" says they lost money it's not like a business loss in the real world. My cousin lost $250,000 in a restaurant venture. I lost $200 in a mlm venture. What hurts more? Usually in MLM it starts with a purchase of a few hundred dollars of product. If I use all the product is it really a loss or is it a purchase and consumption. The fee to sell is usually about $50. So all the drama attached to "Niksams" numbers are mostly normal business failures for the most part. Trust me I see it all the time. Many people just love to be involved they don't even care about the success part which is funny but true. So I suggest you let people be people let them fail, let them try, let them figure it out and many failures lead to successes as well don't forget one has to fail many times before succeeding usually.

Originally Posted by NikSam

Yes I do call entire MLM or whichever you call your scams these day ( network marketing, direct sales ) a scam, it is illegal in several countries and immoral at least.



Got it wrong, not everybody was so excited readin Kyosaki, Big secret, listening pimps in hotel halls and other delusional crap and woke up one day and said "I CAN BE POSITIVE, I CAN DO IT, I VISUALIZE IT NOW" and went on scamming around other folks.

Some can smell a scam miles away.



You got this right.



Lets look at that from another point, 90% of MLM participants loose money, from remaining, 5% make some not sufficient even call it an earning, and the rest are living on top of pyramid.
Do you want to split who are women who are men? than i would say 75% of victims of MLM are women according to your numbers.

Organizers should be locked up and promoters who violate the laws once they are in place. regardless if they are men or women or what kind of crap they trying to sell, those crap products are the only excuse for a damn pyramid. that product has no chance of survival in real market, otherwise it would not use a pyramid but gain retail sales traditional (non-scam) ways.

Sooner or later those housewifes will understand the error of their ways and what pyramid marketing is.
How long you have been in this crap ? one day you will come to the same conclusions, unless of course you the top one and rip money on other people's losses.






Legal for now. and not around the world.

http://thefutureofbusinessintheuk.co...FlexKom_EN.pdf

Originally Posted by justlogicnohate

"Niksam" calls the entire industry of mlm a scam.

Good for him. I endorse that opinion. Another RS member who is better qualified than I am to comment because he is a lawyer, endorses that opinion too.

Quatloos.http://www.quatloos.com/Q-Forum/view...44e19c037001c8

Originally Posted by path2prosperity

Good for him. I endorse that opinion. Another RS member who is better qualified than I am to comment because he is a lawyer, endorses that opinion too.

Quatloos.http://www.quatloos.com/Q-Forum/view...44e19c037001c8

Ok so then one can assume it doesn't matter for you what the company does after we have declared FlexKom to be a network marketing company it is now a scam, research over and done!!

So anyone on this thread who agrees should agree that FlexKom is a scam because the comp plan pays in more than one generation.

All other arguments are null and void.

That was easy.

Ok so now the people who don't agree with this idea should go somewhere else to do their research as the premise on Realscam is all MLM's are scams.

Originally Posted by justlogicnohate

Does this blogger "ribhsaw" have any idea of how the FlexKom system works? So the readers can know he is qualified to give them advice on the company? Or is he just a guy who goes out to find anything negative he can find to cast doubt on a company?

While blogger "ribshaw" would normally relish the opportunity to talk about himself in the 3rd person, this demands a little bit more serious response. I stumbled upon this site about a year ago as a reader, and joined in February to respond to a question a member asked. Since then I have put up 1300 posts, some serious, some to chat, and some for fun. Anyone who stumbles upon this forum, including YOU could read my posts and answer questions 2 and 3 for themselves. Do I make valid points, do I link sources correctly, if I make an assertion and someone asks me a question do I answer it, am I on more than I am off? That you would even ask questions 2 and 3 is very suspect, and dare I say intellectually lazy.

By contrast, you have showed up and posted in 1 thread, with 16 posts, and shock of all shockers you are posting about something you VERY OBVIOUSLY have a FINANCIAL INTEREST IN! So who are you? What track record do you have for spotting the next big thing, and putting money in peoples pockets? You are the one asking people to open their wallets for your great deal.

What I find even more troubling is your seeming inability to defend your own assertions or even read what I have written in THIS THREAD. To Wit:

Originally Posted by justlogicnohate

Does this blogger "ribhsaw" have any idea of how the FlexKom system works?

We are on page 7 of this thread, please feel free to go back and quote any contribution I have made.

First, as LRM pointed out you have no substantiation for this potentially libelous quote just he said she said. You completely failed to answer the second question. And while we are at it, what is your track record for building wealth for people OTHER than yourself?

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When challenged on this, you had no answer other than to accuse me of being a negative blogger. So let's try again, you threw this award out as something MEANINGFUL. I asked you a very straight forward question, please answer it as a businessperson would, not a huffy child.

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What I know about Flexcom, as I said in my first and believe only post in this thread until you showed up, it is a "Pig in a Poke". People like you have one goal at this point, and there has been one major constant at this point, RECRUITING. Numerous people with very dubious track records recruiting, taking people's money and promising them a rainbow and a pot of gold. That's it.

Thanks to Freighttrain, we see the Turkey roll out has appears an unmitigated disaster. Your response to this is a conspiracy theory. Rather than address these issues, what is Flexcom doing, oh that's right they are RECRUITING. Yeah get your checkbooks that always ends well for the masses.

In reviewing the thread, Phil Hendy and kschang pointed out this is very much like Lyoness. If you look at the earnings statements from Lyoness which LRM put up on another thread, not so hot. Harrison slammed you with more information you have yet to explain. Niksam is a computer genius who has a lot of credibility around here. JTMT and LORM have been on RS for years writing about questionable deals, so their bona fides can be verified. Theseus and Joe Schmoe blew the doors off the fraud known as Banners Broker, and this was December 2012 WAY ahead of the pack. So anyone who stumbles upon this thread or this site can look at past threads, read the posters assertions and see how often they were right, how often they were early, and how often they were wrong.

According to FT 43000 people in Turkey bought in to Flexcom, 3700 shops signed up, that is a shitload of people that are never going to see dime one back. Any operation with integrity would refund unsatisfied members and make things right before asking others to part with their hard earned cash.

Who are you again?

Originally Posted by ribshaw

while blogger "ribshaw" would normally relish the opportunity to talk about himself in the 3rd person, this demands a little bit more serious response. I stumbled upon this site about a year ago as a reader, and joined in february to respond to a question a member asked. Since then i have put up 1300 posts, some serious, some to chat, and some for fun. Anyone who stumbles upon this forum, including you could read my posts and answer questions 2 and 3 for themselves. Do i make valid points, do i link sources correctly, if i make an assertion and someone asks me a question do i answer it, am i on more than i am off? That you would even ask questions 2 and 3 is very suspect, and dare i say intellectually lazy.

By contrast, you have showed up and posted in 1 thread, with 16 posts, and shock of all shockers you are posting about something you very obviously have a financial interest in! So who are you? What track record do you have for spotting the next big thing, and putting money in peoples pockets? You are the one asking people to open their wallets for your great deal.

What i find even more troubling is your seeming inability to defend your own assertions or even read what i have written in this thread. To wit:



We are on page 7 of this thread, please feel free to go back and quote any contribution i have made.

First, as lrm pointed out you have no substantiation for this potentially libelous quote just he said she said. You completely failed to answer the second question. And while we are at it, what is your track record for building wealth for people other than yourself?

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when challenged on this, you had no answer other than to accuse me of being a negative blogger. So let's try again, you threw this award out as something meaningful. I asked you a very straight forward question, please answer it as a businessperson would, not a huffy child.

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what i know about flexcom, as i said in my first and believe only post in this thread until you showed up, it is a "pig in a poke". People like you have one goal at this point, and there has been one major constant at this point, recruiting. Numerous people with very dubious track records recruiting, taking people's money and promising them a rainbow and a pot of gold. That's it.

Thanks to freighttrain, we see the turkey roll out has appears an unmitigated disaster. Your response to this is a conspiracy theory. Rather than address these issues, what is flexcom doing, oh that's right they are recruiting. Yeah get your checkbooks that always ends well for the masses.

In reviewing the thread, phil hendy and kschang pointed out this is very much like lyoness. If you look at the earnings statements from lyoness which lrm put up on another thread, not so hot. Harrison slammed you with more information you have yet to explain. Niksam is a computer genius who has a lot of credibility around here. Jtmt and lorm have been on rs for years writing about questionable deals, so their bona fides can be verified. Theseus and joe schmoe blew the doors off the fraud known as banners broker, and this was december 2012 way ahead of the pack. So anyone who stumbles upon this thread or this site can look at past threads, read the posters assertions and see how often they were right, how often they were early, and how often they were wrong.

According to ft 43000 people in turkey bought in to flexcom, 3700 shops signed up, that is a shitload of people that are never going to see dime one back. Any operation with integrity would refund unsatisfied members and make things right before asking others to part with their hard earned cash.

Who are you again?

wow you guys are like scam super heroes !! Very impressive i guess i will retract now

Originally Posted by justnonsensenologic

i guess i will retract now

There's nothing to retract.

You haven't said anything of consequence.

I guess at your school if you throw enough insults around eventually you'll get someone to react.

Unfortunately in the grown up world, that strategy is unlikely to work, as you've discovered.

Originally Posted by littleroundman

There's nothing to retract.

You haven't said anything of consequence.

I guess at your school if you throw enough insults around eventually you'll get someone to react.

Unfortunately in the grown up world, that strategy is unlikely to work, as you've discovered.

Blogger "littleroundman" claims I say nothing of consequence. As you can see by my post I am the only one who knows about FlexKom in here and these bloggers as they are jumping from one board to another sitting in their lazy boy chairs trying to figure out how FlexKom works, they still end up short. Most of them Have not a clear understanding of FlexKom at all. These are the guys you would chose to follow? They hate anything that doesn't look familiar. It has to be a "traditional" company with a traditional idea. Anything new and innovative scares them. How does this app work? Why not just sit in your store and wait for the customer to show up? Why Spend money on marketing. Why should they try a new way of reaching customers? Let me tell you the reader that marketing is moving to smart phones and if the small business doesn't have a m-commerce strategy he will be long gone.

Originally Posted by justlogicnohate

Blogger "littleroundman" claims I say nothing of consequence. As you can see by my post I am the only one who knows about FlexKom in here and these bloggers as they are jumping from one board to another sitting in their lazy boy chairs trying to figure out how FlexKom works, they still end up short. Most of them Have not a clear understanding of FlexKom at all. These are the guys you would chose to follow? They hate anything that doesn't look familiar. It has to be a "traditional" company with a traditional idea. Anything new and innovative scares them. How does this app work? Why not just sit in your store and wait for the customer to show up? Why Spend money on marketing. Why should they try a new way of reaching customers? Let me tell you the reader that marketing is moving to smart phones and if the small business doesn't have a m-commerce strategy he will be long gone.

Wow, That's a whole lot of words that said nothing at all.

Originally Posted by littleroundman

There's nothing to retract.

You haven't said anything of consequence.

I guess at your school if you throw enough insults around eventually you'll get someone to react.

Unfortunately in the grown up world, that strategy is unlikely to work, as you've discovered.

Reader please read this link

http://thefutureofbusinessintheuk.co...FlexKom_EN.pdf