[charlie1]

Hi

I am a newbie and i have been with pips about 5 weeks. before pips the only experience i had with computers is shoping, shoping and games.

Before i joined pips i was taking a good look around on the net seeing where i could make money. Trying this, tying that, doing this, doing that, you know what i mean. spending loads, making nothing, then i came across the pips, now everything i read seemed upfront and on the word, and to this day it is, and without a doubt i am enjoying my time with pips.

Now im no fool, ive run a few businesses including mobiles(cells) and alcohol and i have made a few quid,(and lost a few) but i am a big believer in that to make money you need to spend money, now here is my challenge,

I WILL

follow the pips programme to the word,
invest what ever is required,
invest all my time, (six days x 12 hours)
read what is wrote,


Now in two years if i am not making a very good living from my business.
Mr Evans will reimburse what I have spent plus he will explain to me where i went wrong.

as we say in English Deal or no Deal

[Alan Mater]

Ha... good luck with that deal.

First of all, you don't need to spend a lot of money. Yes, money will help you get further a head in a shorter time frame, but it's not necessary. Budget yourself and only spend what is absolutely necessary.

Second, Stone makes no guarantees as to the amount of money that you will make with PIPS. It is directly proportional to the amount of work you put into it. If you say you will work 6 days and 12 hours each day, then that's great.

My advice for you is to learn as much as you can about marketing, mainly the free methods. Blogging, article writing, social bookmarking and good 'ole SEO. That's where you need to start, plus they are all free.

Best Regards,

Alan

[Matt Helphrey]

Yeah I would agree with Alan. Be careful where you spend money. Not all the things he suggests are the best options for you at this point.

Be patient, learn much and apply what you learn WITHOUT spending too much to break you.

Matt

[Kym Robinson]

LMAO Charli1.......

I work the biz 6days/12hours and have progressed amazingly quickly!
If you show the same commitment - you should do great!

Good Luck - Kym

[lianwei]

Learn some SEO skills at the early stage! Its going to save you alot of time..

[Jason Fulton]

Outstanding plan only one problem... it won't happen

[godisgood]

Hi,

You really don't need to spend a lot of money. There are a lot of free ways to effective marketing. PIPS power group, it is a group of successful PIPS members and it is also included in the training. They can help you a lot for they are already successful PIPS members.

Jennifer

[charlie1]

oh well,

worth ago, if you dont ask you dont get. just a bit of fun, thanks for all your comments.

[GT]

Hi, Charlie:

Work hard and follow the advice of your fellow PIPS members. Stone is great at developing materials and providing guides ... but he makes no promise of specific levels of success and as with every kind of business, there are no guarantees and very seldom any refunds ... but nice try! Never hurts to ask!

GT

[richardt23476]

it seems more like a challenge for yourself. If you do everything you promised above for two whole yrs, you should achieve a quite comfortable level of living by then.

Anyway good fortune to your PIPS journey.

[Stephen Meyer]

It gave me a good laugh I'm with you, if you don't ask you don't get. My boss says I am a mentioner. We have a bunch of complainers and he never listens to them, gripe gripe gripe, in one ear and out the other. But, I mention, he takes notes of things mentioned to him.

Originally Posted by charlie1

oh well,

worth ago, if you dont ask you dont get. just a bit of fun, thanks for all your comments.

[GT]

Originally Posted by Stephen Meyer

... My boss says I am a mentioner...

Hi, Stephen:

My boss says I'm a complainer ... ... Oops! Here she comes back into the kitchen! Gotta close this post...

GT

[talfighel]

The best advice I can give you is to keep going and keep learning.

Never quit.
Tal