Buisness concept. - Page 2

cashman · 15-02-2005, 17:00

sorry dont need you in my team only need positive people

janet · 15-02-2005, 18:27

If this is all above board like you say, then wont you explain on the forum exactly what it entails cashman.

yerself · 15-02-2005, 22:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman

never professed to be the worlds best speller,but i would suggest that people who have credibility actually know what they are talking about,people who condem without knowledge well you decide what they are regards cashman.

Presentation, cashman. If you can't present your product professionally you cannot expect to sell it.

rockrabbit · 16-02-2005, 04:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by mick

still waiting for the explanation on how it works though

arent we all ? if this is worth while i may be interested

Less · 16-02-2005, 13:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman

I came across this concept 10 months ago,through a buisness friend i have known since childhood,since then i along with my good lady have made a fair few bob from the concept,it is 100% legit and does not involve sales,the only qualification required is to be open minded @honest,also a nice person,thats simply because i do not want people i dont like making money,if your interested and serious about looking contact me.

1/ Congratulations on finding a wonderful business concept.
2/ I am very happy that it has made you & your wife some money.
3/ 100% legitimate wonderful.
4/ Does not involve sales absolutely fabulous.
5/Open minded person, hey, thats me.
6/ Honest, ask any-one that has spent time in the calm room no-one more honest than I (honest).
7/ I'm one of, if not the, most like-able people you could meet on this site.
8/ This might be a problem, I do like making money.
9/I am definetely interested.
10/I am often accused of being a little too serious, when I take on a mission I stick to it.
11/ Please, Please, Please, P.M. me with the details I can't wait to find out more.

WillowTheWhisp · 20-02-2005, 15:36

I asked for details by PM before I went on holiday but all I got by way of response was some thinly veiled sarcasm.

If it is so wonderful then why not simply tell us all? I pointed out that I have experience of being an Oriflame agent and of being involved with Melaleuca which is a genuine well-established company which has only moved into this country in the past year or so. Both of those companies can be found on the internet. The former is basically make-up and other cosmetic and toiletry products, the latter has a range of household cleaning materials, health products, a make-up range etc. I can happily recommend both as I personally use products from both and am willing to answer questions on either.

What I can't understand is why all the secrecy with this "buisness"

entwisi · 20-02-2005, 18:50

I too being always interested in a few quid enquired with cashman. What follows is my opinion and that alone, do your research and make your own mind up. I mean no disrespect to cashman, we are all our own people

The company is called InFocus International. Whilst cashman seem quite happy with it I would not recommend anyone getting involved. The company basically 'sells' you a picture that is then 'rented' out to corporate clients for an extortionate rent. However there are a couple of things to consider. Firstly they do not guarantee that the picture will be rented out. The second is that the pictures are low value snaps that are sold at vastly raised prices. You invest hundreds for a picture worth tenners.

What particularly put me off is that if you follow the trail it leads to a guy called Kevin Foster of KF concepts. This company and the person is currently under investigation by the FSA. He 'promises' massive returns for no work. As most of you will have enough common sense to know that this is a fools promise.

Whilst some people will make money at this scam I do not believe it would be the people at the bottom of the ladder.

Ian

vorlon24 · 20-02-2005, 20:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by entwisi

This company and the person is currently under investigation by the FSA.

Is he involved in financial services then?

I can't see how renting out pictures falls under the auspices of the FSA (being authorised by them myself)

entwisi · 20-02-2005, 20:14

Vorlon,
He is known to the FSA because he claims to run investment schemes,

See http://www.fsa.gov.uk/pubs/other/statement_28jan05.html

vorlon24 · 20-02-2005, 20:21

Bankruptcy proceedings, huh?

And that is the thirteenth statement the FSA have made about him.

Sounds like a savoury character!

entwisi · 20-02-2005, 20:40

If you read any of the financial press you will treat him like the plague.

Ian

KiTChener · 21-02-2005, 13:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by entwisi

If you read any of the financial press you will treat him like the plague.

Ian

The only 'financial press' I read is the Mail on Sunday, & can vouch for the fact that this guy is so regularly written about, he's now on a percentage of the circulation figures!!

pendy · 21-02-2005, 14:14

The best one I ever heard of was a small ad which read "how to make money easily from home, very little outlay, send £5 for details". If you sent off for it, what came back was a piece of paper saying "Put an ad in the paper saying "how to make money ........." and wait for the fivers to arrive!