yes sir,i will trust you but can we trust your distributor too like what diebirdstand have say-Originally posted by K_Ho:Finally, trust no one, not even my threads, but follow your own judgement.
yes sir,i will trust you but can we trust your distributor too like what diebirdstand have say-And simidaichi, thank you for your courtesy and trust, but you make the assumption that i am male by addressing me "sir". Or perhaps it was in sarcasm? I will give the benefit of doubt.
Oh ya, I checked their website before I posted this.Originally posted by K_Ho:Every MLM company should be judged more by its products than its sellers. Ultimately, it is the products that are being used/consumed/inhaled/applied, and not the sellers. Like buying a car, the salesmanship and knowledge of the dealer is important no doubt, but it finally boils down to the condition of the car itself. If the car is damaged, or faulty, whether the company will help to rectify the problem is another point to take note of. Moreover, we are talking about one's well-being here.
There will be plenty of horror stories about so-and-so agent of so-and-so company who hard-sell and claim that their products are not unlike magic stones. If the majority of "hearsay" is negative, then there must be a slight possibility that there are some truths in them. Otherwise, go and listen and decide for yourself.
It is more wise to narrow in and focus on the product. If it is good, the person/company distributing it shouldn't matter too much. If it ain't effective, even with the slickest sales-talk and fanciest company image, it can't last long.
If it's LongFar you want to know, their website is quite comprehensive. They are a listed company in HK after all and are closely watched by the financial & government watchdogs in HK.
Finally, trust no one, not even my threads, but follow your own judgement.
Originally posted by K_Ho:You are confusing religion and a product and its not a very good point to make at all, these silly nonsensical analogies.
Correction. It should be "There's no concrete evidence (i mean scientific proof) [b]AVAILABLE TO ME about Pai Du Mei Yan Bao.
There's no scientific proof that a higher being exists, but that doesn't stop billions across the globe from going to churches, mosques, temples & synagogues.
Not having access to, does not mean non-existence.
Apparantly, thousands of public shareholders of the company's stock in HK don't seem to dwell so much on the evidence. It's all there, i'm sure, just not available to Tom, Dick or Harry.[/b]
Originally posted by K_Ho:
Correction. It should be "There's no concrete evidence (i mean scientific proof) [b]AVAILABLE TO ME about Pai Du Mei Yan Bao.
There's no scientific proof that a higher being exists, but that doesn't stop billions across the globe from going to churches, mosques, temples & synagogues.
Not having access to, does not mean non-existence.
Apparantly, thousands of public shareholders of the company's stock in HK don't seem to dwell so much on the evidence. It's all there, i'm sure, just not available to Tom, Dick or Harry.[/b]
Originally posted by K_Ho:Haiz... This is how most of the idiotic MLM people answer when they cant produce anything. Just like NTI people.
Correction. It should be "There's no concrete evidence (i mean scientific proof) [b]AVAILABLE TO ME about Pai Du Mei Yan Bao.
There's no scientific proof that a higher being exists, but that doesn't stop billions across the globe from going to churches, mosques, temples & synagogues.
Not having access to, does not mean non-existence.
Apparantly, thousands of public shareholders of the company's stock in HK don't seem to dwell so much on the evidence. It's all there, i'm sure, just not available to Tom, Dick or Harry.[/b]
precisely.Originally posted by MLM Victim:Haiz... This is how most of the idiotic MLM people answer when they cant produce anything. Just like NTI people.
Same mentor (JP)----> Same students----> Same answer----> Same results(FAILURE)
I see..Originally posted by bored_boor:Nope I didn't pay $1k to buy the products.
My friend gave 1 bottle for me to try.
It's still in my bag, haven't touched it since all the uncomfort that arose.
Seems like they having a "soft launch" tomorrow; my friend invited me for their buffet lunch. Told him I've already got plans (which is true)
I wonder whether they will really have a "big launch" with health minister attending. most likely gonna fizzle out.
Originally posted by bored_boor:precisely.
all the evidence they presented to me, all the testings, all just certify that you won't die after eating the pills. in no way do they certify that things work as they do. they keep telling me no one has fallen ill or died after eating their products. then boasted got one guy attempted suicide by trying to overdose on the pills but also nothing happened.
I retort him, I put plain water inside the pill and sell to pple, they eat it everyday also won't die.
Originally posted by K_Ho:WTF... So this is the standard reply to questions by LFI?!? How about this fictional scenario:
Correction. It should be "There's no concrete evidence (i mean scientific proof) [b]AVAILABLE TO ME about Pai Du Mei Yan Bao.
There's no scientific proof that a higher being exists, but that doesn't stop billions across the globe from going to churches, mosques, temples & synagogues.
Not having access to, does not mean non-existence.
Apparantly, thousands of public shareholders of the company's stock in HK don't seem to dwell so much on the evidence. It's all there, i'm sure, just not available to Tom, Dick or Harry.[/b]
hmm... changed again?Originally posted by pacer:can anyone address on this issue? heard that previously LFI distributor are saying that our prime minister is going to be their vip for grand opening ceremony, but recently I heard they are asking a HK star to be the one, what going on?
the parents in the show 'zhen qing' ar?Originally posted by bored_boor:hmm... changed again?
wonder what's the real truth
Not having access to, does not mean non-existence.I made the effort to BOLD it this time in case you guys missed it in your grief of my mention of Existentialism comparing Health Products with Religion.
Apparantly, thousands of public shareholders of the company's stock in HK don't seem to dwell so much on the evidence. It's all there, i'm sure, just not available to Tom, Dick or Harry.
You are confusing religion and a product and its not a very good point to make at all, these silly nonsensical analogies.If it does not make sense, it's easy to brush aside claiming it is nonsensical. I fail to see why it's nonsensical when both examples have relevant similarities in that not having access to, does not mean non-existence. Faith was not mentioned, and i do agree that it's absurd to bring faith (or blind faith) into the subject of health products.
If the product is good and if there indeed is proof (as required by the law), why isn't it shown to everybody? I'm sure proof will help boost sales. Having many shareholders does not mean that the company is viable or above board, look at Enron and WorldCom. Unless someone from the company can provide offical proof of efficacy of the medication, it will be of questionable quality.If the product is good and if there indeed is proof, it isn't shown to everybody simply because the company doesn't feel the need to, i guess. Apart from having skeptics who will claim that the reports have been cooked up, the company is not listed in Singapore, and unless a majority shareholder, it is not available to you, Tom, Dick or Harry. But if non-disclosure means it's no good, don't buy it. If it is of questionable quality because of this, don't recommend it. If it's perceived to only have "placebo" effects, don't consume it!
I think this is another issue ba...Originally posted by laoda99:I remembered my fren used to in MLM with a company which sold Pai Du Mei Yan Bao. Got one instance they were selling a resort membership in Indonesia call magic kingdom. The resort was never build and many pple never get their money back (around 3k to 5k).
They even show a pic of Indonesia vice president signing agreement.