Everyone wants to create more wealth -- and once they have it, they want to build their wealth further ... and then enjoy their wealth.
Only products / services which comply with this motto are included in our service.
Following are some of the additional criteria we apply when looking to expand
our product / service portfolio...
- Our content partners must be able to demonstrate
a commitment to their business … and their clients. This includes focus on
key functions such as customer service, refund requests, etc.
- The content partners sales materials must not
make false claims. This particularly applies to investment offers which
state - for example - “you will make $xxxx return in the next 20 days”.
Even with a money back guarantee, we prefer not to be associated with such
claims.
- The base product / service within any offer must
have a proven track record – either online or offline. In fact, we like
content partners who have an offline business as the associated costs are
inherently much higher than online and so this is a further demonstration
of their commitment to their business.
- The authors of training related campaigns
actually have the experience and credibility to provide what is claimed in
their sales materials. We do not promote products / services which have
been quickly compiled to produce short term returns, as is the case with
many of the get-rich-quick promotions floating around the Internet. We
believe that value and substance always win out, even if the short term
returns are not as great.
We are very careful as to who we deal with ... and at times this does raise questions / queries.
Here's an example relating to the Mega Jackpot Entry Service:
Question:
Curious,
Why have you listed Mega Jackpot Entry Service
(OSA) as one of your wealth products?
This is a common scam setup, as listed on Scamnet,
and other scam reporting web sites.
Kevin
Response:
Hello Kevin,
I agree with you - many in this sector are scammers. However, OSA is an exception.
They have been servicing expatriates and lottery enthusiasts for
around 18 years ... and meet our criteria of providing a sought after
service, have a strong customer service ethic, and enjoy strong
customer loyalty.
They have over 80 staff devoted to fulfilling customer needs and can be contacted 24 / 7 by chat, telephone and email.
Probably the mark of a company - or individual - is best illustrated
when they are placed in a position where one of their customers wins
$24 million (as occurred with OSA).
The typical scammer would just retain this and close shop - it's more
than anyone would need to retire on. But this company did NOT do this -
they paid out the full $24 million: i.e. no commissions taken at all.
I actually first met the owner at the time this happened and so it was
a good time to discover what sort of character he was - he held true to
what he said he would do (i.e. give the whole $24 million to the
customer). This was verified via newspaper reports thereafter which
they showed me - they did make front page news in the UK at the time.
If they were the sort of company who retained even 1% (many retain 5% -
10%) of winnings, we would not touch them with a barge poll ... and
certainly not include them in our service.
However, we're comfortable that they provide an ethical service - and the
number of people they have serviced verifies the demand for what they do. I understand that many new clients test them out with a $10 - $25 order but once they realize they are "genuine", their average order jumps to well over $100.
It fits in with what we do by virtue of the fact that many play
offshore lotteries in the hope of winning "wealth". This service
allows us to assist ... by pointing our customers to a service which is
run ethically and won't run off with their monies.
Hope this clarifies all. Please feel free to ask further questions.
Regards,
George N.