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

Originally Posted by MLM Broken Model

Jason - does Walmart, the largest retailer in the USA, offer a customer loyalty program?

No but they spend millions advertising.

Your model is not free and is another form of advertising. What can local businesses learn from Walmart that you obviously don't understand Jason.

I don't believe Flexkom will EVER fix the problems with their model much less launch an effective platform in the USA. The model makes no sense because it ADDS additional cost to the delivery of the merchant's goods, products and/or services.

For whatever reason, you still don't get it. Or, as some on this board have suggested, you do GET IT and continue to work the scheme.

Jason - do you feel any remorse for all of the people that invested with you and are now left holding an empty bag? Is it true the old POS units are worthless?

Originally Posted by MLM Broken Model

I don't believe Flexkom will EVER fix the problems with their model much less launch an effective platform in the USA. The model makes no sense because it ADDS additional cost to the delivery of the merchant's goods, products and/or services.

For whatever reason, you still don't get it. Or, as some on this board have suggested, you do GET IT and continue to work the scheme.

Jason - do you feel any remorse for all of the people that invested with you and are now left holding an empty bag? Is it true the old POS units are worthless?

I think you are a little late for that. We have a network of stores already using FlexKom in USA. And you are living in a dream world, Groupon charges 50% of the discounted price for their service. So the merchant is giving up 75% of their price just to get the customer to walk in through the door. This is why I don't post here often, you guys are completely unlettered!

Jason - I have asked you a lot of questions and you NEVER answer them. Flexkom is dead in the USA. That is not an opinion but a stated fact. Will they be able to fix the problems with management, register with the states/regulators and actually deliver on their model? I seriously doubt it. By your actions - you shall be known.

I believe Groupon is registered to do business in all 50 states. Can you say that about Flexkon?

So, here's a simple question that even you should be able to answer. Have you had any of your personally recruited investors ask for their money back only to be denied the refund. What is the answer Jason?

Originally Posted by MLM Broken Model

Jason - I have asked you a lot of questions and you NEVER answer them. Flexkom is dead in the USA. That is not an opinion but a stated fact. Will they be able to fix the problems with management, register with the states/regulators and actually deliver on their model? I seriously doubt it. By your actions - you shall be known.

I believe Groupon is registered to do business in all 50 states. Can you say that about Flexkon?

So, here's a simple question that even you should be able to answer. Have you had any of your personally recruited investors ask for their money back only to be denied the refund. What is the answer Jason?

Ok so you are trying to have a conversation with me using a different name of the company we are discussing, so I assume you don't want to have a conversation as this is an attempt of trying to antagonize me and sort of makes everything else just meaningless I assume you don't really want to discuss.

Watsco - let me make clear to you what is already obvious to others. I am NOT trying to have a conversation with you. However, I am happy to debate with you (or anyone else) the flaws of the Flexkom broken model. Anytime.

Here is my prediction for Flexkom. I doubt they will be in business in the USA a year from now. Thousands of naive MLMers like yourself will be left wondering what happened while the rest of us will say "How did it last this long?"

Originally Posted by watsco

I think you are a little late for that. We have a network of stores already using FlexKom in USA. And you are living in a dream world, Groupon charges 50% of the discounted price for their service. So the merchant is giving up 75% of their price just to get the customer to walk in through the door. This is why I don't post here often, you guys are completely unlettered!

Denial is not river in Egypt.
I usually feel sorry for a % who waste their time and cash in an obvious pyramid.
Not this hack. Cant fix dumb.

Watsco,

How many stores are in that "network"?
What is the monthly volume?
Are most of them ALSO investors in the money game?