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| [03/24/2007, 16:04] | Interest in Financial Freedom Society Opportunity |  | I'm still getting a lot of hits from press releases created months ago about the unique income opportunity that was available through FFSI at that time. I am just as disappointed as you are that the opportunity no longer exists. I left the link active and redirected to this blog so that people would not get confused when they went to the FFSI site and found nothing about an income opportunity. I think Kelly's decision to pull the income opportunity was a terrible disservice to a lot of people who worked very hard to promote the business, people who had a lot more time and energy invested in it than I did.
May your quest for a genuine home-based business be a successful one.
DW
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| [01/25/2007, 02:41] | Apparently, this blog has struck a nerve | | After sending Kelly Reese, founder fo FFSI, an e-mail expressing my disgust with his decision to pull the rug out from under his sales force (of which I was one), I received a voicemail from Kelly himself rationalizing his decision. It was a nice message, but Mr. Reese is a good talker, I believe he could sell ice to eskimos (sorry for the cliche').
The next morning, yesterday, I received an e-mail confirming my decision to cancel my FFSI membership. Funny, I never said a word about cancelling my membership, I just expressed frustration about losing the income opportunity.
Of course, this blog does show fairly well in the search engines if you type "FFSI", and I have a feeling someone there did just that, and after reading what I had to say and share, figured they would just cancel me.
I'll be adding some more free financial and discount tools to the list on the right as I find them. Let me know if you find them useful, and if you have any that you have found that I can share.
-DW
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| [01/21/2007, 16:34] | A lesson learned | | Well, I have learned a lesson. If you are going to be passionate about something, make sure it is something that you have some control over. My mistake was that I was spending a lot of time and effort promoting something that was obviously out of my control. When I joined FFSI, it was an MLM company that had a great product and an excellent compensation plan for those that wanted to make some money, weekly conference calls discussing business tactics for selling memberships, and a web promotion tool that was second to none along with your own marketing website. Within months, the decision was made by FFSI that it was no longer going to be MLM and the marketing websites disappeared (nice). The compensation plan changed to an affilliate type of program, which was OK. The cost to membership consultants went down and it was still something worth promoting to make a little money. Then right out of the blue, BAM, no more. I guess I'm a little upset about spending time trying to promote something that I thought had a chance of making a little money from that I had no control of. The rug has been pulled out from under me. Live and learn. DW  | | | |
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