lol sponsored car on IA...

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omg god let me explain this co-op sonsorship to the slow ones on here...it is not a full sponsorship first off, in exchange for the money paid i have access to parts at wholesale price (20% - 60% off) it's a year contract and all i have to do is go to shows and take pics and spread the word about scp (which is now TeamScp, the company was bought out by a group of investors)...now as far as my car...like i said i have real bills to pay, and do not have mommy or daddy to help with my "adiction" as some would call it. so with that said i am done with this subject, anything else after this is nothin


holla

You know the formal label for this type of business is called "multi-layer marketing"... which I believe was mentioned in the previous page. The older name was "pyramid scheme". Essentially, a company deviates a great idea to convince people of their business being legit and paying as well... which they essentially look for people with high social engineering skills... or people who are easily convinced of things. They then go out and do the rest of the work for them and branch off... start off with 10, each branch 10 more into 110, the 100 branch 10 more, etc... and they all pay $85 and get convinced that this is something awesome and legit because their peers said so. If you multipy the money by how many clients the original host or business owner(s) has now under his pyramid, you'll see how hard he's banking.

I don't think Jay was really trying to make fun of your car... but getting across the point that you're a lemming ignorant to what a real sponsorship is and pyramid schemes.


BTW, I'm not "hate'n" on you... just spreading knowledge from my marketing degree. Hope things work out for ya.

[ORGANIZATIONXIII]

You know the formal label for this type of business is called "multi-layer marketing"... which I believe was mentioned in the previous page. The older name was "pyramid scheme". Essentially, a company deviates a great idea to convince people of their business being legit and paying as well... which they essentially look for people with high social engineering skills... or people who are easily convinced of things. They then go out and do the rest of the work for them and branch off... start off with 10, each branch 10 more into 110, the 100 branch 10 more, etc... and they all pay $85 and get convinced that this is something awesome and legit because their peers said so. If you multipy the money by how many clients the original host or business owner(s) has now under his pyramid, you'll see how hard he's banking.

I don't think Jay was really trying to make fun of your car... but getting across the point that you're a lemming ignorant to what a real sponsorship is and pyramid schemes.


BTW, I'm not "hate'n" on you... just spreading knowledge from my marketing degree. Hope things work out for ya.

I mean, all of its business, I don't major in it. But there are plenty of schemes out there were businesses will have people go out there and spread the word, making the "sponsored" do all the leg work and the company can sit back and reap the benefits. I mean, on paper its a great idea, but sucks for the "sponsored"

[brads94accord]

You know the formal label for this type of business is called "multi-layer marketing"... which I believe was mentioned in the previous page. The older name was "pyramid scheme". Essentially, a company deviates a great idea to convince people of their business being legit and paying as well... which they essentially look for people with high social engineering skills... or people who are easily convinced of things. They then go out and do the rest of the work for them and branch off... start off with 10, each branch 10 more into 110, the 100 branch 10 more, etc... and they all pay $85 and get convinced that this is something awesome and legit because their peers said so. If you multipy the money by how many clients the original host or business owner(s) has now under his pyramid, you'll see how hard he's banking.

I don't think Jay was really trying to make fun of your car... but getting across the point that you're a lemming ignorant to what a real sponsorship is and pyramid schemes.


BTW, I'm not "hate'n" on you... just spreading knowledge from my marketing degree. Hope things work out for ya.

charles hit it right on the money there...

its just like amway and quixstar.