Internet quack alert: intrena.com

http://www.intrena.com/

I haven’t got the time to delve in the detail but usually first impressions are sufficient:
- multiple spelling mistakes : do not inspire confidence
- the purported ebooks valued at RM30 (each or not i am not sure but couldn’t care less to find out) have titles which would not look out of place in quack hell (or heaven, depending on which way you look at it)
- much more emphasis on recruiting, while the product is usually something so bad, so low-quality that you’d never even bother to look twice. In other words, the product seems merely like an afterthought. Compare with established MLM companies like Cosway, Amway and Elken – they have a proven set of products.
- vehemently denies to be a get rick quick/pyramid scheme, offering the usual excuse that they do have a product to sell [the more vehemently they protest, the more suspicious i will become]
- the meetings (“being rich will make you free”, excitedly shouting and cheering people’s monetary achievements) totally contradict with my set of values.
- remember Jaspat (late 90s, had a laughable set of “products” but everybody was blinded by the money, “office” at a shop near Donggongon), Vision2000 (early 90s, had meetings at SEDCO KK, water filters) etc? They threatened legal action to anyone who dared to question their legitimacy, even to the point of boasting about the number of lawyers at their disposal. They dropped VVIP’s names who purportedly endorsed their company and “products”. Then they disappeared without trace…

Note that I did not say that you will not make money by joining this. But I would only join if my conscience is clear and after reading [read it for the first time years ago] and rereading Dean Van Druff’s classic article “What’s wrong with MLM” and people’s comments on the article at webraw.com.

Working smart is important but so is patience and hard work.

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