wikaniko

BargainGalore

They probably like the sound of their own voice

"Business Opportunity Watch magazine did a review of Wikaniko and gave it their highest score (9 out of 10)"

"If you look the the reviews on the Ethical Consumer website"

"I mentioned the BOW review to enable anyone interested to read an unbiased opinion."

billsavings wrote: »

You have mentioned that out of date review 3 times in the 6 posts you have made here all about Wikaniko.
I suspect you only post here to get recruits.

Giving this is the up your income section can you give us an idea of what an average distributor might earn with Wikaniko?

billsavings

ikologik wrote: »

and indeed some of the products do contain ingredients that I'm far from happy with,

So your promoting a eco-friendly company whose product range your not totally happy with.:eek:

and Debbie skates around some products by saying "There are a couple of products that are on the website that I don't understand how they work and have no interest personally and for this reason i don't actively promote them"

Peter_Pan

billsavings wrote: »

So your promoting a eco-friendly company whose product range your not totally happy with.:eek:

and Debbie skates around some products by saying "There are a couple of products that are on the website that I don't understand how they work and have no interest personally and for this reason i don't actively promote them"

Isn't it refreshing billsavings that we are being honest unlike some people who make put they love all the products , i wasn't actually skating round but doing my own research on the couple of products and seeing peoples feedback i wouldn't feel happy promoting them until i have tried them myself and at some point i will do that and give my honest opinion afterwards.

billsavings

Peter_Pan wrote: »

Isn't it refreshing billsavings that we are being honest unlike some people who make put they love all the products

Yes it is ,are you saying all your distributors dont take the same approach.;)


Its also refreshing you dont big up the money that you can achieve unlike others in your organisation.:D

patman99

There are one or two 'quack' items such as the car Fuel-saver (petrol/diesel is not effected by magnets), but there are some good ones as well. I for one, use the washballs (bought from a TV shopping channel) and they really do work.

Peter_Pan

billsavings wrote: »

Yes it is ,are you saying all your distributors dont take the same approach.;)


Its also refreshing you dont big up the money that you can achieve unlike others in your organisation.:D

No billsaving i was talking in general terms across all the networking marketing Companies, this is the only Business where i do actually want to use the products myself.

billsavings

patman99 wrote: »

There are one or two 'quack' items such as the car Fuel-saver (petrol/diesel is not effected by magnets), but there are some good ones as well. I for one, use the washballs (bought from a TV shopping channel) and they really do work.

Yes .But no one is suggesting all their products are dubious.:D

geordie_joe

billsavings wrote: »

I suspect you only post here to get recruits.

I can guarantee it, that's why they have their wikaniko page in their profile.

geordie_joe

patman99 wrote: »

I for one, use the washballs (bought from a TV shopping channel) and they really do work.

There was a long discussion about them on the green board a couple of years ago. Someone posted a link to a which magazine report that showed they work exactly the same as plain water.

Many people who had tried them agreed with this too.

geordie_joe

Peter_Pan wrote: »

Isn't it refreshing billsavings that we are being honest unlike some people who make put they love all the products ,

Or it could be you remeber getting hammered about their "fuel/energy saving products" a while ago.