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sombrero

Greystoneben

Seems after two weeks of being a rep for this company you are an expert in the field of finance. Dont think I will be a client of you or your company!!!

greystonesben

*Chattie* wrote: »

must.try.harder:rolleyes:

Chattie are you trying to make a point for me? You just seemed to have beaten yourself in an arguement and further proved you havent read the thread (or havent proof read your own post accusing me!).

You implied I was pretending I was not a rep. As I have previously stated (and quoted myself) at the time of posting that first message you have quoted me in above, I was not a rep. I think from subsequent posts I have made, it is clear that I obviously took the position to be a rep.

Pretending to not be a rep is not the same as posting 'I am currently considering becoming a rep for CI' is it now?

greystonesben

sombrero wrote: »

Greystoneben

Seems after two weeks of being a rep for this company you are an expert in the field of finance. Dont think I will be a client of you or your company!!!

I do not claim to be an expert Sombrero. Far from it. I just have an insight into how CI works. I am confident enough to state my knowledge of how they work is superior to yours, which would be expected of a rep of the company, like I expect you to have a superior knowledge than me about the company you work for.

So when someone posts something which you can see they have misunderstood about your firm, you post with reason where they may have misunderstood it and show them the correct answer.

I will try not to lose sleep over you not being a client of me or my company, but like every other poster on here, I would be surprised if you would be a client of any firm within this industry as you will either a) think it is morally wrong (which I understand - it's not everyone's cup of tea) or b) Do it yourself (and good on you if you know how to and are willing to do it yourself).

Fortuneately, which is why after all there is an industry for it, there are people who do not think it is morally wrong and who will not want to do it themselves.

sombrero

I feel sorry for the people who have paid £450.00 and who have been given hope only to find out that they are in a worse financial position then when they started.

gomer

To be honest i think these companies place far too much emphasis on the average person as pretty much being too stupid to know how to do it for themselves & in doing so underestimate the intelligence of a lot of people who have done it themselves because it's not as difficult as some people might like to make out - and it would be in the interests of these copmpanies to make it sound too difficult for people to do themselves because without such people such companies wouldn't have any clients.

The fact is (as you well know) you need the average client a lot more than they need you, if only they knew how easy it was. There are plenty of free organisations that guide people through the process without brainwashing them about how hard it is to do it themselves & how unlikely it is they can succeed without a nice friendly company that is only there to make money fighting thier case for them.

Basically companies like this are just parasites & it's a shame more people can't see it.

gomer

*Cue the endless replies from first time posters who just happen to be satisfied customers*


LOL

greystonesben

gomer wrote: »

To be honest i think these companies place far too much emphasis on the average person as pretty much being too stupid to know how to do it for themselves & in doing so underestimate the intelligence of a lot of people who have done it themselves because it's not as difficult as some people might like to make out - and it would be in the interests of these copmpanies to make it sound too difficult for people to do themselves because without such people such companies wouldn't have any clients.

The fact is (as you well know) you need the average client a lot more than they need you, if only they knew how easy it was. There are plenty of free organisations that guide people through the process without brainwashing them about how hard it is to do it themselves & how unlikely it is they can succeed without a nice friendly company that is only there to make money fighting thier case for them.

Basically companies like this are just parasites & it's a shame more people can't see it.

Ok Gomer, please enlighten us. Have you done this yourself? To date, what is your working career history? (No need for companies names, just roles).

Cue you either not divulging the information or changing it, but I would guess you have been involved in the financial industry in the past or are currently involved in the financial industry? Am I right?

greystonesben

sombrero wrote: »

I feel sorry for the people who have paid £450.00 and who have been given hope only to find out that they are in a worse financial position then when they started.

By £50? And they are few and far between, the reward far outweighs the risk.

You seem to be thinking that every client that pays £450 upfront is not successful and receives no refund which are both incorrect points that you seem to be dwelling on!

gomer

Cue nothing. I don't have to tell you any of my business full stop.

~Brock~

greystonesben wrote: »

Cue you either not divulging the information or changing it, but I would guess you have been involved in the financial industry in the past or are currently involved in the financial industry? Am I right?

Would you have a problem if he was in the financial industry? Would you prefer that we didn't have a financial industry? Would you prefer that we went back to bartering for goods and services with goats?

Get real man, and realise that your 'industry' is nothing short of parasitic, and has no interest in actually genuinely helping consumers, despite what the adverts may imply.