Re: Is procardinternational a scam also like moneyordersonly

> I would not go as far as calling pro card an outright scam. However, their
> website is VERY misleading. They lead you to believe that you'll be
> employed by the company when in fact you will not, you will be an
> affiliate and you will only get paid when you sell something or when you
> bring in other "associates" who pay for a membership. Which
> leads me to the next problem...

> They swear left and right that they are NOT AN MLM. When in fact, if you
> look at their payment plan, they WANT you to bring in other people and
> build a downline. How that's not MLM is beyond me.

> Read their website, it's all there, but they sugar coat everything.

> Also, the product. You'll be selling a "discount program" for
> prescriptions, vision, dental etc. Most people have discount plans like
> these already included with their current health plan so you'd have to
> look for people with no health insurance. It's a sales job, you have to be
> good at selling. So you have to ask yourself, is it for me?

> When evaluating a business opportunity you have to ask that question... Is
> this something I would feel confortable and enjoy doing?

> Don't just look at which website offers the most income promises or which
> site offers the easiest money. That's a sure way to get scammed over and
> over again.

> Alex

Thanks for your reply Alex. Before i posted my message on fib scams regardeing the procard opportunity,i had also became a registered associate and they only give anyone the least two weeks as a set date to sponsour someone or your out.

I found someone in Egypt who was going to sign up under me as a registered associate and then that would make me a activate associate. When i sent procard a e-mail and told them i had got a sponsour in Egypt. Then they told me i could not get my first sponsour there it had to be in the U.S.A. as of membership set up. And they call themselves International.

I said to them i do not know anyone in the U.S.A. to sponsour. Then they tell me to pay a one time fee of $29.95 as of membership to become active and get my 10 free leads.

I did not bother to do so. So the name of the game here is sales or no one does not get payed,right? I also see on the application form at the very top where one has their access code number,regardless as of who it is that access code number can also be erased or deleted off the form,what a way to cheat someone out of their sponsour. Yes and your right they are a MLM even if they say they are not. As i can see it now if a member does not spend any money into this membership plan of theirs then no one gets payed and one is not their very long.