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| | The MLM for Serious Network Marketers Network is not currently active and cannot accept new posts | | Have you heard of RTPR? | Views: 479 | | Jul 02, 2011 12:56 am | | Have you heard of RTPR? | # | 
Donald Smith | | .RTPR has been in business for 13 years and is just now opening up an affiliate program. You say that you have never heard of the company before? Well..let me ask you something....How long have you been hearing about Kashi the Cereral? Do you know how long they have been in business? 25 years. So...because you have not heard of them really does not mean anything.
And the other part about RTPR is that you can join for free. Now...wait a minute. Don't pooh-pooh free. Because you join for free does not mean that you can't make money. You see there has been a paradigm shift. With MLM, you had to buy product, pay a monthly fee, give somebody some money to start and THEN, you had to pray that your family and friends liked you enough to buy from you so that you would not have to spend all your money trying to make some. Like I said, RTPR is NOT mlm. There are no start-up fees,no monthly obligation,and most certainly, you don't have to buy anything to make money. I mean, Look at the name of the product: Real Time Pain Relief. And just in case you did not realize it, there are over 100 million people in chronic or physical pain in THIS country. Can you imagine what the total would be world-wide? again, No start-up cost, no monthly fee, no inventory to bother with and you can make money without spending any? What is wrong with that picture? If you need more info check this out: http://www.rtpr.com/blog Listen to the recording and if you wish, read the testimonials. IF you like what you hear and read, come over here and join me http://www.EnjoyLivingAgain.com/42b91771Private Reply to Donald Smith | | Jul 02, 2011 1:17 am | | re: Have you heard of RTPR? | # | 
Tony Rush | | Hmm....the Kashi analogy might be a bit of a stretch. True, the company has been in business since the early 1980s but they were virtually unheard of until Kellogg's bought them in the early 2000s. :) Private Reply to Tony Rush | | Jul 02, 2011 1:26 am | | I like FREE! | # | 
Sharon Pudleiner | | There is nothing to buy and nothing to sell. What do you have to lose? Simply make it your homepage.
http://www.viradyne.com/emily22
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