What's Up With The Global Information Network Scam Discussions?

Allow me to chime in regarding this Global Information Network scam discussion.

Is the Global Information Network (GIN) an MLM company is one issue I see being discussed. I notice that is labeled a scam since it is indeed a network marketing company.

I find this amusing, what with all the diverse network marketing opportunites available today. Does this then mean that Global Resorts, GeneWize, Pre-Paid Legal, PFS, Amway, MonaVie, etc are all scams simply because they are network marketing companies?

Since some multi-level distributors have made millions and some have about three cents, is the entire industry automatically a big huge scam? 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.

Personally, labeling it a Global Information Network scam simply because it's MLM seems like pretty questionable 'advice' to listen to'

I see a 2nd controversial topic about GIN...that the comp plan is only available to those who put forward the $1,000 initiation fee.

My investigations found something different...that anyone signing up for free as an affiliate can see the comp plan quite plainly.

Anyone caught up with Internet marketing for a few days usually has signed up for multiple affiliate programs in order to earn cash selling other people's products. There's nothing tricky about this.

Those labeling the Global Information Network a scam before reading the comp plan seem to be the "squirmy" ones.

A third 'negative' I saw one guy talking about was that GIN sells information rather than a physical product.

Again, this seems absurd to me. Selling information is rampant on the Internet. As people like Bob Proctor, Yanik Silver, Mike Dillard, Jonathan Budd, Perry Marshall, Anthony Marshall make their fortunes, what do you suppose they are selling?



Information, maybe? Yep, give yourself a prize. Information!

But, when GIN does it, there's a Global Information Network scam that must be exposed? This appears to be erroneous reasoning, in my eyes.

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. This company appears to be another solid one in the network marketing industry.

The real question for today is this...when it comes to marketing successfully, whether it be in GIN or some other opp, how much do you know about it? Are you an expert when it comes to marketing and branding MLM with viral lists, videos, articles, blogging, Adwords, social media, etc?

If I were you, I'd start on mastering every one of those techniques as quickly as possible.

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