Where Did Your Integrity Go?
ByI saw you were promoting a very nice and honest program that has integrity, and now i see you have changed programs. What happened? Was the $15 a month honest program to much for you to afford?
Well i was with that program for a while, I think 6 months and could not make any money with it so i could not afford to keep using it. Instead i am spending $18 plus a month to get less. However the programs i use now are a little scammy.
Really? You gave up an honest program and sponsor because you would not work it as directed so you didn’t make money there, and now you run off to the scam side of marketing?
Seems to me that is where you wanted to be from the start. If you were honest and had integrity you would of followed direction in the honest program and made money like others are in that honest business.
What are you talking about? I am an honest person. I need to make money to support myself.
Desperate people have no integrity and will do harm to you to get what they want. All they want is your money and will do whatever it takes to get it from you. If they cause you to lose your home so be it, The money they got from you ensued they keep their home.
If you were an honest person you would not be promoting scam matrix sites, Scam bitcoin sites, and trying to play others. You would not be say crap like “I Loved that program but could not afford it” and then join a program that has a greater chance of ruining your reputation plus cost more but has less.
However that is the way many want to go now a days, They do not have what it takes to make money online the honest way so they have to turn to the scam side.
Lies and deception seem to be a popular trait amongst the masses that do not have the integrity to do thing on the up and up. Shady is their way and to scam you is their desire.
The lies and deception can be traced back to the embarrassment these people feel towards their lives. They lack the backbone to stand tall and better their condition. Instead they look to take you with them.
