Utility Warehouse (Telecom Plus) Discussion

1carminestocky

jimexbox wrote: »

So Keggs, will you now admit that UW are not telecom plus in the eyes of company House?

Would you admit to writing this?

UW was formed end of 2002. So from 2003-2009 (so far) they have averaged 4,300 new salesmen a year. So a profit each year of £866,000 for nothing. Like I said nice work if you can get it. Plus I take all UW salemen are self employed so UW are not liable for NI or any tax returns. Damn that's a good idea :rolleyes:.

jimexbox

1carminestocky wrote: »

Would you admit to writing this?

UW was formed in 2002. If you dont believe me or Company House, can I suggest you write to them to inform them of their error.

1carminestocky

jimexbox wrote: »

UW was formed in 2002. If you dont believe me or Company House, can I suggest you write to them to inform them of their error.

How about the rest of your post now? The bit that follows 'UW was formed in 2002'.....

jimexbox

1carminestocky wrote: »

How about the rest of your post now? The bit that follows 'UW was formed in 2002'.....

I dont follow, if you point out any inaccuracies. I will be more than happy to withdraw them.

AvengerSeawolf

Quentin wrote: »

If you don't get paid for recruiting people why bother?

And what is the point of flooding the net with videos encouraging people to sign up new reps?

1) You don't HAVE to recruit people. You can build a nice income independently if you have the skills. However, helping more team members become successful and generate an income for themselves means that I will get paid on a larger customer base.

2) I don't use the net to recruit. I'm not a fan of on-line stuff because I don't understand how it works and actually believe MLM is about face-to-face relationships. You can't help and support people properly if they're miles away. And if you don't help and support, you don't get paid!

keggs

jimexbox wrote: »

UW was formed in 2002. If you dont believe me or Company House, can I suggest you write to them to inform them of their error.

Dear Jimexbox - grow up. If all you can argue about is something about which I have no intimate knowledge or even interest in then you raether a sad individual like your compatriot

keggs

AvengerSeawolf wrote: »

1) You don't HAVE to recruit people. You can build a nice income independently if you have the skills. However, helping more team members become successful and generate an income for themselves means that I will get paid on a larger customer base.

2) I don't use the net to recruit. I'm not a fan of on-line stuff because I don't understand how it works and actually believe MLM is about face-to-face relationships. You can't help and support people properly if they're miles away. And if you don't help and support, you don't get paid!

Now you know what it's like to beat your head against the preverbial brick wall. That's why I tend to ignore most of his posts.

jimexbox

keggs wrote: »

Dear Jimexbox - grow up. If all you can argue about is something about which I have no intimate knowledge or even interest in then you raether a sad individual like your compatriot

Keggs, as soon as a post of mine is proved factually correct, you revert to type. Namely a schoolboy bully, that tries to intimidate forum members rather than admitting their own fault. Im quite happy to admit when Im wrong, you on the other hand are not.

NigeWick

jimexbox wrote: »

I dont follow, if you point out any inaccuracies. I will be more than happy to withdraw them.

You wrote "they have averaged 4,300 new salesmen a year. So a profit each year of £866,000 for nothing" You must therefore be assuming that the new distributors get nothing for their money. You are wrong.

I am an Independent Distributor with Utility Warehouse and any opinions expressed here are my own and may not be shared by the company.

NigeWick

jimexbox wrote: »

Im quite happy to admit when Im wrong

Nearly forgot. 4300 X 200 = 860,000
ReadySteady GO! :j