http://churchnetworkmarketing.wordpress.com/2008/09/11/hiding-the-company-name/ .. all things Network Marketing and MLM Sun, 08 Nov 2009 14:37:00 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://churchnetworkmarketing.wordpress.com/2008/09/11/hiding-the-company-name/#comment-55 J Shannon Sistrunk Tue, 02 Dec 2008 15:32:00 +0000 http://churchnetworkmarketing.wordpress.com/?p=47#comment-55 I completely agree. If the company is truly legitimate and has a proven product, leadership, science etc then they should be excited about people talking about the opportunity and product benefits. Take for example Synterra Health (TM), a new revolutionary company with a breakthrough product backed by science (approiximately 400 human clinical studies proving its ingredients work), an outstanding comp plan found no where else, and a stellar leadership team, including the founding president of the fastest growing company in American history, the founder of largest nutritional contract manufacturing facility in the country and a best selling author and nutritional expert. All of the above and FDA allowable claims (which is an industry first) coupled with 10 US and International patents. Now that is something to talk about! Why wouldnt it cause enthusiasm and warrant frequent discussion. If the prospective company doesnt want its name mentioned and uses the phrase "proprietary" to limit its exposure, then that would naturaly cause apprehension at best. yes.synterrahealth.com I completely agree. If the company is truly legitimate and has a proven product, leadership, science etc then they should be excited about people talking about the opportunity and product benefits. Take for example Synterra Health (TM), a new revolutionary company with a breakthrough product backed by science (approiximately 400 human clinical studies proving its ingredients work), an outstanding comp plan found no where else, and a stellar leadership team, including the founding president of the fastest growing company in American history, the founder of largest nutritional contract manufacturing facility in the country and a best selling author and nutritional expert. All of the above and FDA allowable claims (which is an industry first) coupled with 10 US and International patents. Now that is something to talk about! Why wouldnt it cause enthusiasm and warrant frequent discussion. If the prospective company doesnt want its name mentioned and uses the phrase “proprietary” to limit its exposure, then that would naturaly cause apprehension at best. yes.synterrahealth.com

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