Is There a Global Information Network Scam? Looking At The Global Information Network Scam Talk

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It seems some folks are wondering about a potential Global Information Network scam and I thought I’d take a quick stab at this topic.

One of the first questions regarding the Global Information Network (GIN) I’ve seen brought up is whether GIN is an MLM business venture. Since, yes, GIN is an MLM company, I see people calling it all a big scam.

I find this amusing, what with all the innumerable network marketing opportunities available today. If the Global Information Network is a scam simply because it’s an MLM opportunity, then does that mean MonaVie, Shaklee, Amway, Global Resorts, GeneWize, Pre-Paid Legal, etc are all scams simply because they are MLM businesses?

So is MLM simply a big scam, taking into account that some network marketers make absolutely nothing while others have gotten rich? It looks to me like those who haven’t taken the time to research the industry enough or the ones who tried and failed at it are the ones labeling things a scam.

So, for me, to label it all a Global Information Network scam only because it’s MLM is dubious…

A second controversy I see swirling around GIN is all the “secrecy” about its compensation plan…that they won’t reveal how the pay system works and that you must fork over the $1000 initiation fee to find out about it.

The funny thing to me about this is that one can access the exact pay plan simply by visiting the GIN website. Those labeling the Global Information Network a scam before reading the comp plan seem to be the “squirmy” ones.

The 3rd controversy I’ve seen about GIN is that it’s about selling information instead of physical products.

Really, are you kidding me? Online marketing revolves around offering information for sale. As people like Bob Proctor, Yanik Silver, Mike Dillard, Jonathan Budd, Perry Marshall, etc make their fortunes, what do you suppose they are selling?

Is the answer…information? A prize for you, my friend. Information!

But we need saving from the Global Information Network scam when GIN sells info? Again, this seems to me to be suspect reasoning.

Upon further research and investigation, it’s revealed that GIN is selling information designed to increase a person’s leadership skills, personal growth skills, business skills, marketing skills, how to prosper in a volatile economy, etc. Seems like pretty relevant and needed 21st Century information to me.

I’m sure you’re reading this because you’re wondering whether you should join the Global Information Network.

The best question to ask at this point is this…how much do you know about marketing and branding yourself in the Global Information Network? Do you know how to use social media, AdWords, blogging, viral methods, article/video marketing properly?

Training is absolutely vital when it comes to building a network marketing business like the Global Information Network. If you’re serious about joining this opportunity, here’s what I’ll teach you once you join my Global Information Network team:

How to properly use the Internet to build a worldwide GIN business
I’ll plug you into an actual marketing/training system that teaches you (no prior Internet marketing experience needed!) exactly how to use techniques such as article marketing, video marketing, blogs, pay per click advertising, list builders, ezines, social media (Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc), forum marketing, etc.
How to properly prospect in your local area so that you don’t “bug” people, but instead empower others to feel comfortable talking to you about the Global Information Network/network marketing.
Ultimately, how to develop a business where you have 10, 25, 50, 100+ prospects every day going through your marketing system. These are people who eventually will CONTACT YOU asking you how to join you in your Global Information Network business (I know, because this is happening for me!)

If you want personal GIN mentorship on how to build both online and offline, build an international business and have fun doing it, contact me and let’s talk before you enter in a general affiliate code (like you may get from the Kevin Trudeau Radio Network show) as this comes with zero training like explained above.

Here’s how you can proceed from here:

1) simply call me at 310 497 1084

2) visit my website where I explain GIN and all it has to offer you: Insider GIN Report

3) sign up right now on my team by going to Global Information Network.

I look forward to speaking with you about GIN…as there is absolutely no Global Information Network scam going on.