Kleeneze??
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SiOsbon

Original Poster:

3,810 posts

269 months

Monday 14th February 2005
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Does anyone do this? is it any good? is it a scam?

Just been asked by a good friend if I would be interested, but something in the back of my head is saying run away now!!

Thoughts??

jke11y

3,200 posts

266 months

Monday 14th February 2005
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A friend of mine did it, went to lots of seminar things, put leaflets on 1000`s of car windows, made.....not a lot.

b17nns

18,506 posts

276 months

Monday 14th February 2005
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I did it for a week.

Got fed up of knocking on doors and being told to piss off.

lotuslad

5,253 posts

283 months

Monday 14th February 2005
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Let's see...you get to spend most evenings posting catalogues of rubbish through people's doors. They chuck them in the bin immediately thinking they're junk mail. You ask for them back. Everyone tells you where to shove your catalogues and it ain't through letterboxes.

On a happier note you may sell some stuff, for which you'll receive several pounds per month

SiOsbon

Original Poster:

3,810 posts

269 months

Monday 14th February 2005
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lotuslad said:
Let's see...you get to spend most evenings posting catalogues of rubbish through people's doors. They chuck them in the bin immediately thinking they're junk mail. You ask for them back. Everyone tells you where to shove your catalogues and it ain't through letterboxes.

On a happier note you may sell some stuff, for which you'll receive several pounds per month


Wasn't going to do it that way, was going to sit on ass, make a few websites, get gulable people recruited and selling stuff, then I make a % of their sales.

Of course if everyone thought that way, I would be ed for want of a better word.

Alistair H.

1,173 posts

300 months

Monday 14th February 2005
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I know someone who does it. He works damned hard at it. I dont think he makes a lot. On the web site front, I suggested that approach to him and he said they did not allow it.

SiOsbon

Original Poster:

3,810 posts

269 months

Monday 14th February 2005
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Alistair H. said:
I know someone who does it. He works damned hard at it. I dont think he makes a lot. On the web site front, I suggested that approach to him and he said they did not allow it.


Seems strange they wouldn't allow you to make them money and if it works, lots of it??

lotuslad

5,253 posts

283 months

Monday 14th February 2005
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You could become an Avon lady. Worth it just to shout gruffly through letter boxes "Oi treacle, Avon calling. Geeet yer lippie, maaascarar, face paint."

pdV6

16,442 posts

290 months

Monday 14th February 2005
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lotuslad said:
Let's see...you get to spend most evenings posting catalogues of rubbish through people's doors. They chuck them in the bin immediately thinking they're junk mail. You ask for them back. Everyone tells you where to shove your catalogues and it ain't through letterboxes.

Or, as happens 'round our way, we leave them out on the doorstep on the correct day as requested and the buggers never come back for 'em. Beats me how they expect to sell anything...


On a similar note, was bathing BabyV6 the other day when the doorbell rang. "Oh well, can't answer it now" I thought "if its important they'll phone or call back later".

Cue very long ring on the doorbell, followed by an urgent-sounding pounding on the door.

"Sh1t!" I think "must be very urgent, like the house is on fire, a neighbour's chopped off his arm or something"

So, bundle up little 'un in towels & scoot downstairs to answer the door...

...to find one of those unemployment job creation scheme types trying to sell some old tat door to door.

Needless to say he was sent away with a flea in his ear, but WTF did he think he was doing? Not exactly the best sales technique in the world; i.e. completely p155 off prospective customer before even getting to the pitch. Tw*t.

kleeneazy

1 posts

257 months

Saturday 16th April 2005
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Hi People

I just felt the need to post an entry on this great forum, and yes I do in fact do Kleeneze, and make around £2,200 a month, every month. Now you might ask why is that so, well firstly I get off my fat lard A**e and do what the opportunity suggests, its not rocket science. I have been involved in this business now since October last year, and run it part time around my computer service day job, yes, I fix computers that others f**k up. I do about 15 hours work a week, which is flexible, and have built up a great customer base, which is most important. I have a team of about 63 people, which are based in the United Kingdom, and some in Holland, and together we all do what the packet says. Now you may think WOW, 63 people, but I was not responsible for all of them, about 50% came via training others to do the same, it's a simply process of duplication.

Now for those of you who have tried it and failed, have you ever wondered why, because giving it a week in my book is just not going to cut through the crap? Did you really think that buying a business kit would make you a million over night, or in fact a week, month, year, NO, you have to work the system as it is designed to be worked. Now my income of £2,200 a month is paid to me totally on the sales my team makes, not on the product I sell, which is about £800.00 a week. This money is paid to me every month, and will only increase as my team gets bigger. You see, the essence to success with Kleeneze comes from training others to make money, and helping them to sponsor others to do the same. If you train your team correctly, then they will duplicate your efforts, even when your in bed sleeping.

You also have to understand that I support my team 100%, and guide them through the early days of starting their business, which by the sounds of your posts, you failed to get. I feel the reason why people fail at this opportunity is not the products, they sell. It's not the business, because it works fine for me. Could it be the person running the firm, I think so, and with it an attitude to suit I bet. Not everyone will buy product, and not everyone will get involved in the business, but those that do, especially the ones who join my team make serious money, so why can't anyone do the same, am I special Kleeneze superman, I think not, just a normal everyday guy doing the job as distribed.

So hey you tried it, you got wet, and some people said no, big deal, nothing is that guaranteed. But to make a success of this anything you wish to achieve you must have spunk to do what is asked, and stop this whining effect, because you will fail at everything you do. Since I got involved I am better off now than I have ever been before, and I owe it all to the Kleeneze system. I never intended to purchase my business kit, thinking that it was going to be easy, that is not the issue here. Anyone getting involved as far as me being your immediate sponsor is told from day one that it's going to be a hard climb to the top, and we are going to have to work together to build a successful business, and that is what I do for everyone in my team.

I can only stress to you that your immediate sponsor, you know, the one that sold you the kit, is that all important asset and mentor you will need in the early days of running and building your distributorship, and if he or she fails to support you everyday thereafter, advise you when required, help you when in need, and manage your business welfares, then you will fail without question, it's as simple as that. I know for a fact that if all I did was sell business kits to folks and never offered everyday support to them, they would all end up like you as failures, blogging about why they only made a few quid, when there is so much more on offer to those that can see the light.

If you want to start a Kleeneze business and be successful, then you’re free to contact me anytime for advice on just how to go about it, and I will in turn help and assist you in earning allot more than just a few quid each week. However, if your one of those people who maybe shy about good honest hard work, unsociable hours, and putting catalogues through doors and talking to people about the opportunity, then simply remain skeptical it's your choice. Me on the otherhand plan to be sitting on a beach in about 5 to 10 years, reading your forum posts on a laptop, with a cool cocktail in one hand, and some young blonde snatch in the other, where will you be in 5 years I wonder.

Enough Said?

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