Help, I wanna be a war room member.

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I very much wanted to be a war room member.
But why, I do not have a penny of money in my paypal account.
I know people who become a member here is a success. Not only that, but also kind.
Anybody want to donate?
#main internet marketing discussion forum #member #room #wanna #war
  • You have 19 posts what's you're hurry? There's plenty to do and learn here before becoming a war room member.Why not get your feet wet a little first and join the conversation?
  • I googled [boat plans] and you're high on page 3. Not bad.

    You probably can get to page 1 quite easily and you'll find a lot of good information in the free forums here and elsewhere.

    Clean up your site, improve your SEO, and you're a sale or two away from paying for your membership.
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    • Offer services, or as JDArchitecture has already pointed out, sell one or two items, and you would be on your way.

      Think out of the box. And remember, whenever there is a will, there is a way. No exception.
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  • I hate to be the one to mention this, however your sig points to affiliate links. This is not allowed.

    George Wright
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    Every body, thanks for your suggest and support.
  • Do something that deserves a donation!

    Karan
  • People with such attitude can not become a success no matter if they are part of war room or not. Anyone can not and will not just donate money to you. If you really want to become successful you need to change this attitude. Becoming a part of war room member does not guarantee you success. Its yoru attitude and willingness that makes you successful. I hope you won't take my words in other way.
  • I think this is someone who was bored and wanted to play. This can't be real surely?
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    • Either way OP, if Kay does help you with your English make sure you hang onto every word she says, people like that don't get to 12k posts and 6 years here without a monster reputation, thats one good opportunity.

      Second, this forum is about helping/contributing and working hard to get somewhere. There are people here from countries with far less opportunities than say I have (No disrespect to you I don't know where you live) but they all have one thing in common and thats helping others and helping themselves. Better off to say "Is there anything I can do towards a war room membership" That way you'll get a lot more respect than just asking for a donation. Besides, the War Room is great but better to be there on your own merits than asking someone else for the money.

      Not having a crack at you, I just think asking will be frowned upon by a lot of members.
    • I suspect he's seen the rash of offers for sponsorship to the war room and thought he would throw his hat into the ring and see what happens lol

      Kim

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    • Daryl,

      Don't just ask, say why or what you're prepared to do in return. We all contribute to each others success here and for a new person it won't be the best way to get your reputation off the ground. I have a WSO I could do but I'd rather wait until I have a good reputation. I was fortunate enough to read a thread by CDarklock when I joined on the generally favoured etiquette the forum goes by and I've stuck by that and now I've a bunch of friends and have had a great time. Not only that if I need help with something, I've had some massively generous responses. I reckon thats down to doing it right. I'm not taking anything away from this person I just think they should be told the right way to go about it.
  • This is going to sound harsh, but if anyone sponsors this kid and lets me know about it, the result will not be favorable.

    Consider: I will guarantee you that letting it be known that public begging for a sponsorship to the War Room has any chance of success will turn this sort of request into a plague. There will be more and more of them all the time, and that will turn everyone off. Including the people who offer to sponsor folks who aren't in as good a position as this fellow. (Or lady, as the case may be.)

    I am speaking now with the official moderator hat on:

    Not. Going. To. Happen.

    Again, thank you to everyone for their sensible responses to the OP. The suggestions for how to get the money are probably going to do him/her more good in the long run than anything else you could have said. Except maybe to send her/him here.


    Paul
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    • Dammit.

      In another thread, in which someone asked for $3 for something, this person asked for someone's Paypal ID. Without giving away anything of private info, let's just say that he's in a country (not Nigeria) that was long refused Paypal accounts at all.

      Says he's got no money in his Paypal account. Why would he then be asking for someone else's info?

      Ponder that. None of the answers I can imagine are especially positive.

      Do not give this person anything at all.


      Paul
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      Yep ... the whole forum would be filled with beggars. I've sponsored a couple of people (quietly) ... but they were based on the person's merits here in the WF rather than someone begging in the WF.

      There are con artists who see the trends that go on here and see the sponsorships happening ... and stupidly think that all they have to do is ask and they shall receive, and this one sure looks like a case of that.
  • 9/20/2010 5.24am Angeness asks for a Paypal ID to donate money in one thread.

    9/20/2010 6.24am Angeness starts this thread saying they have no money in Paypal and asks for a donation.

    Hmmm. Listen to Mr Myers.
  • On the other side of this coin, earlier this year there was a thread offering to sponsor a war room membership that grew to lots of people offering different things to the recipient. I offered to pay for two domain names of the 'winners' choice. There was mentoring, free products, hosting for a year etc, etc.

    There were a few 'winners' due to the massive amount of free stuff offered.

    The guy who 'won' my offer of domains contacted me around three days later and said he would be in touch when he had decided what domains he wanted.

    I never heard from him again...

    I am a bit sad that some of the people who applied to 'win' lost the opportunity to get one of the fantastic packages because of a guy who pleaded a good case but obviously did nothing with it - unless he has made so much money that he didn't need my meagre offering...

    So I sponsored one of the 'losers' to the War Room. He was delighted and offered to write articles in return.

    These are the sort of people we should help, not the ones who thrive on 'pity parties' and are not prepared to help themselves.

    Karen
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    • It is unfortunate that people, even when they want help, still refuse to help themselves...even when its free. It's human nature I suppose, but still disheartening, especially when there really are people that if helped could do amazing things!!!

      At least you can stand tall knowing you tried to help, and hopefully the WR membership you did sponsor worked out well for the individual.

      Kudos to you!!

      keith
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  • Glad to see the user has been banned...

    This is why I have never lent money to people on the internet, you just never know.. Heck, I even won't lend it to the long time customer that asked me..

    The only thing I'm comfortable doing is buying them a WAR ROOM Membership because then I know, where the money is going.

    Caleb
  • Hello Mr Myers.

    Now, since this issue has been, sort of, resolved, why not close the thread?

    Karan


    EDIT: OP has been banned, already. No need to screw him now!
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