Based on your writing skills, you are obviously well educated and financially secure. You are obviously well educated regarding online business marketing and the pot of gold that iJango is delivering all over the world.

Pissed because you never made it to Global Account Executive for iJango? That would have been the biggest title in your life.

Don’t worry, Steve and Cameron will soon have a new MLM ready for you to cash in on what is “rightfully yours”. They will apply your “backoffice fees” to this new venture, once you pay them the upfront fee required.

Not sure who is handing out gold watches anymore – certainly not my company. I’ll be glad, however, to mail you and old Timex I have to you. Just give me your address and I”ll get it mailed to you asap.

As for income, I’ll be glad to share tax returns any day of the week with you. You talk a big game – put your money where your mouth is.

JB

Too bad you will continue to get the monthly “back-office” fee charged to your credit card each month. But hey, that is a minor concession given your substantial 7-digit income.

Be sure to send congratulations to your “downline” for all the success you doubtless have to show. Hope Cameron has agreed to your continued sexual advances and you’ve gotten what you actually wanted from your relationship with iJango and the unstoppable success machine known as Cameron Sharpe aka Barrett Stone.

Now that you’ve gotten out of iJango, perhaps you can pursue an education and get a job that doesn’t revolve around stealing from people.

My suggestions to everybody – stay away – dont waste your money or time!

Glad you are making 7-10 digits in your income. That would certainly give you the free time to post on this board and extoll the virtues of MLM scams.

Are you District Manager, Regional Manager, National Director, Global Senior Director or Interstellar Sr. VP?

“I made 6 figures for over 15 years”.. who in the hell cares…

Come in here and put people down like your some kind of corporate puppet.. and call somebody else a minion because they didnt make 6 figures… thats just wrong..

The thing is…. people like you…. work for people like me….

Get into 7, 8, 9, and 10 figures then you can feel accomplished, until then shut your hole…

because to me, your just as bad as the guy your posting against, Cameron…

“Ive got a 401 K, I make 6 figures… Im a douche bad”…

about sums it up..

I have worked in Corporate America and made well over six figures for the last fifteen years and augment my income with other side ventures. It’s a nice way to keep medical benefits while pursuing freedom and additional income.

Am I anti-MLM? Nope. I am against putting money in the pockets of people such as the Cameron Sharpe.

Any review of information that is publically available make it clear without a doubt that iJango is a total scam. You can put aside the investigation by the Texas Attorney Generals office. You can put aside the confirmed lack of partnerships with Google, MSN, Yahoo, eBay and others that Cameron Sharpe has indicated. You can put aside the “F” rating by Better Business Bureaus. You can put aside the news exposes in multiple cities across the country that lay out concerns about iJango.

Even if you put the above issues aside, the background of Cameron Sharpe should be reason enough to not do business with iJango. You can also go do research on the people Cameron Sharpe has done business with in the past which should be reason enough to give an indication of his ethics. Cameron’s self-professed mentor was just found guilty of major criminal charges, including possession of firearms and drugs.

If you are giving iJango money, you will only further impact the $25k you earned as a customer service representative for the Corporation you used to work for.

As for me, I earn a good income in Corporate America, have full benefits and a 401(k), and get paid annual bonuses for performance that combined provide a reliable income stream and a tax shelter. This consistency allows me to also fund other side income projects.

I will agree with you that you do help earn executives money in corporate America. That is especially true for those on the lowest rung of the corporate food chain.

Those that have pursued an education, however, and have proven their value, can make exceptional incomes and have the freedom to pursue other interests on the side.

My suggestion is for you to get an education and learn how to articulate the value you bring to society. If you don’t, you will only put more money in people of far less scruples, such as the Cameron Sharpe.

I have done network marketing for over 5 years, and I think it is a great investment vehicle. Anyone who disagrees, YOU ARE BROKE. People who do not earn passive income do have an opinion that matters when talking about investment vehicles.

The most expensive advice is advice from broke people.

I started with Ultimate Match back when it FIRST started up. Directly sponsored by Mike and Barbara (awesome people!) It went from Ultimate Match with a dating service called soulmate, then it went to Ultimate Choice Travel and then to iJango.

This company is and has always been HORRIBLE. Don’t get me wrong it’s not the reps! There are many reps who are AWESOME people, but the COMPANY just sucks. I admire Steve Smith’s billionaire success with Excel, but this new business venture is horrendous.

The little hoops people have to jump through killed a lot of people in my downline. I had over 3,000 people and still didn’t make that much money compared to what I make without this business.

The corporate office has been and continues to be lousy, with billing, technical issues and customer service, among a million other things.

The original investment of $150 to get in, is not bad. I paid over $500 to get in back in the hay day. It’s a business, expect to invest some money and stop whining.

My problem is the little hidden things people miss. The reinstatement fees when you never used the service, you pay for something you got NO value out of. The charges to withdraw from your e-wallet (for two of my businesses I have this service and it doesn’t cost me ANYTHING, it’s automated) this little extra money * 10,000 reps per week. That is why that is there. I feel it’s a little out of integrity, something this business has never had.

Cons

Their profit margin is set to high for the value they provide.
Their operations has been and continues to be a mess.
The majority of the money is made through sponsoring other people, the revenue generated by the ads is less – resulting in a (probably not intentional) pyramid scheme.
BBB – grade F, I quit after seeing this, in which I was only refunded $14.95 instead of the $19.95 even after being billed just one day after I quit.

iJango reps – there is money to be made, but there are literally thousands of ways to making money on the internet besides this company. The profit margin on this business sucks, it will be challenging for you. You need to REALLY LEARN how to market, the company will not help, their marketing plan… is you. Your downline is really going to need your help, so focus your attention on finding marketers, not just anyone, it will HELP you TREMENDOUSLY. Do not use PPC advertising that links directly to your ijango page, you WILL LOSE money, and you will get google slapped (if you don’t know what that means, look it up).

Not a rep? Do not join this company, look for other network marketing companies as it is a good opportunity with the RIGHT company.