Re: There is a common misconception, which is....

> Here's the poop:

> Some people claim to be making *great* money with Emerald Passport -- and
> while I know some of them have just started and are lying through their
> teeth, I do not doubt that *some* of them really are making great money.
> But that doesn't mean everyone is going to make great money -- or even
> *any* money. Like all MLMs (and, in fact, most "business
> opportunities" in general), the vast majority are *not* going to make
> money.

Maw Maw....... I have been with EPI for 3 months and I have made $20,000 there is no lying through my teeth going on here and I would be happy to show you proof. I have several in my group that are experiencing the same success.

> What I know is this:

> I have not tried Emerald Passport, and I never will.

> That is my personal choice.

Your Choice of course.It is a free country. I am thankful I did make the choice.

You said "the $100 referral" fee, but I think you meant $1,000
> referral fee -- and it is not technically a "referral fee." They
> claim to be "direct sales" because they are selling a
> "product." You get paid only when you sell the product. The
> problem that I personally have with "the product" is that it is
> something that only other reps are going to want, so while it is
> technically *not* "getting paid to recruit," it is "getting
> paid to recruit."

Not sure what Ray is speaking of. There is no $100 referral fee. There is a $99 enrollment fee of which the recruiter gets nothing. The $99 enrollment fee covers 5 self replicating websites available to the distributor.

> The "product" question boils down to whether you believe the
> "product" is something the general public might want and whether
> it is ever sold to the general public or just to new recruits. That's a
> decision only you can make.

The product is available to the general public, maybe you should see it before you make an assumption. The information is excellent.

> Money travels by private courier.

Money does NOT travel by private courier. All they ask is that the money is sent with a tracking number. It is my choice as to whether I want to send via fed ex, UPS, united states Postal etc. there just needs to be a tracking numberto protect myself as well as the company.If I say I sent money I sure had better have a tracking number to protect myself. Not sure why the misconception about private courier. I send money all the time I have used Fed ex and USPS since when are these considered private couriers? The money also goes to a legitimate address in the U.S, Florida to be more specific and there is a phone number. I have it.

> Legitimate replies will stay.

THIS SHOULD NOT BE CONFUSED WITH A PITCH, THESE ARE LEGITIMATE FACTS.