iJango and Steve Smith Launch iJango in Vegas
Posted on 08. Jul, 2009 by Dan Mitchell in Evaluating MLM, Network Marketing - MLM, Network Marketing News, Scam Alert
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By Dan Mitchell, MLM Blog Correspondent
Here's an update on the alleged iJango pyramid scheme...they are launching Saturday, August 1, 2009 in Las Vegas at the Encore Hotel. Steve Smith of Excel Communications fame has partnered with the guy who started The Relationship Company.
iJango claims they will be the center of the online universe and that this will be the most powerful event in the history of network marketing.
Hype and hyperbole. Hype and hyperbole. Why has someone in China registered over 650 domains that have the word iJango?
You have been warned.
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Jim Johnson
08. Jul, 2009
Ijango is Awsome. Steve Smith has a great reputation for paying his downline and so far I have over 6k on a 150 dollar investment. This is not a scam. I have seen and run the demo of the program and it is nothing less than amazing
Jim
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dc mithchell
08. Jul, 2009
So you've made 6k on sales of product through the iJango "center of the internet universe" portal…or just from recruiting others?
I'm assuming that you've been rewarded for recruiting rather than product sales as the iJango scam is still in pre-launch.
This is the definition of a pyramid scheme.
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Thomas Drake
08. Jul, 2009
I am glad to see that someone has followed up on my iJango warnings, especially the fact that their domain names are registered in China, the registrar, Andrea Shurz, owns over 650 other domain names.
This is a very dangerous pyramid scheme/scam/fraud where many people face going broke real fast.
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dc mithchell
08. Jul, 2009
Keep us updated Thomas…
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Carolyn
08. Jul, 2009
I was in Excel when Steve Smith tolad of all the things he planned with Excel that never happend. Is he full of hype or is he for real. I'm not sure. I would be cautiou in investing in iJango.
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Bob Firestone
08. Jul, 2009
Is it just me or does iJango sound like some horrible disease.
"Have you seen Steve?"
"No, He is home sick. I heard he has a bad case of the iJango"
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Mike Papadopoulos
08. Jul, 2009
So iJango is just another search engine(basically, but it is set up as an MLM. Lots of people are touting this as the biggest opportunity to ever hit the MLM industry. Sounds like a lot of hype. When talking about your MLM opportunity, take the approach of playing it down. You see, everyone hypes their opportunity. That's normal. Try a different approach. Separate yourself from all the other MLMs. Instead of hype, take a smooth, cool, calm, and collected approach. Use an approach like this, "You look like someone that might qualify to come work for my company, I'd like to interview you, and see if there is a fit. Do you have a good contact number I can reach you at?" If you use this approach 10 times a day, you will get 9 phone numbers and you wil get a one on one opportunity with at least 6 people! Trust me it works,
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dc mithchell
08. Jul, 2009
I hope not too many people come down with a bad case of iJango!
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Matt Sphere
09. Jul, 2009
I also have been working with ijango and I am making about $450 dollars a day. youcan all say what you want but this thing is making me $$ in an economy that is horrible. I also have been to see the demo and I think it is a great product. It is only 150 dollars to get in. I signed up at registerijango.com as did a lot of my friends and I think this is close to the top. Also I have not heard much hype at all in fact they are trying to keep it a secret untill the launch on Aug 1St
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Monica Halow
10. Jul, 2009
How is DC Mitchell warning people to beware and praising them at the same time?
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dc mithchell
10. Jul, 2009
I don't understand your question Monica. Both warning and praise are acts of kindness – they are not mutually exclusive.Plus I haven't done much praising of anyone involved with iJango…As Jim Johnson says (he was the first to comment on this post) "Ijango is Awsome."
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Bryant Jones
10. Jul, 2009
What do you think the real deal with this is?
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Dion Rainey
17. Jul, 2009
Hey, DC Mitchelle. Quick question… you say a lot of people will be "going broke" real fast in iJango. The investment is $150 one time and $19.95/mo for the website. Am I missing something? Let's say that you're right and it doesn't work. As far as I can tell, I've spent what I would if I had an AOL account. Where does the "going broke" part come in?
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dan mithchell
17. Jul, 2009
Hey, Dion Rainey. Quick answer. It was MLM Blog reader Thomas Drake in a comment above that used the phrase "going broke real fast."
I did write "With the state of the economy these days the $150 it takes to get started could buy a lot of food and essentials."
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IjangoNot
17. Jul, 2009
You can register a domain in China, Bulgaria or Ten Buck Two. But you can only file for Bankruptcy in The United States Bankruptcy Court.. Anyone wanting to get involved with Cameron needs to take 15 minutes to read this:
http://www.txnb.uscourts.gov/opinions/pdf/2006-3208-27.pdf This link will answer all your questions that are not covered on the IJango site Guarnteed!!
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Rabbit
18. Jul, 2009
The big danger I see is that iJango has yet to explain how revenue will be made post-launch. Referrals pre-launch are one thing, but there is zero information on how they intend to make money once the software is free.
When I invest in something I expect to see a full business plan including detail on how the business intends to generate revenue. No profit? No thanks. I have yet to see a single explanation of anything financial except the design of the pyramid.
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Mike Bell
19. Jul, 2009
EVERYONE STOP BEING STUPID! IJANGO IS I-JACKOFF! RUN
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Cheryl G
19. Jul, 2009
I am always amazed at the ease to which one spews crap before they have all of the facts. I have seen the presentation and love the idea. Some of the above comments, as with any blog, seriously make me laugh. The annonimity let's people write whatever they would like without fact to back it up. The portal allows people to stay within it while they continue doing everything they already do online. The advertisers are the ones that make Google worth 140 billion dollars. Ijango will as well make it's money from the ad revenue generated while within that portal. Very simple concept.
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Samuel De Los Santos
19. Jul, 2009
Hey DC u posted up a warning bout ijango @ 752 am on july 8th… and then post a comment saying ur making 500 bones a day later that night… what gives? I"m actually signed with ijango and i'm trying to find solid ground to be cautious of things….. but that's Very contradicting.. Ur either for it or not…
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Samuel De Los Santos
19. Jul, 2009
Nevermind this site is weird with the comments but i do have a question for Matt Sphere.. hit me up at six_sam_amp@yahoo.com
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dan mithchell
19. Jul, 2009
Samuel…that was an MLM Blog reader – Matt Sphere – who said he was making $450 a day with iJango…
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Thomas Brave
20. Jul, 2009
@Cheryl G:
The literal interpretation of the "abundance" of details from the iJango video is that the generated revenue will actually be coming from Google's own profits.
Well, I guess they will just make donations to the iJango charity!
Thomas Brave
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KO
22. Jul, 2009
For those of us with bartabs in excess of $150 on a Saturday night, I'm excited to find a better way to invest that $150 into something that doesn't kill my liver, but instead gives me the possibility of harnessing my part of the net's ad/usage revenues. If we only had a different spokesperson, I'd have landed mucho mas personas to join me in spreading the word re: iJango!
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Joy
24. Jul, 2009
Don't forget Steve Smith's partner is this scheme is Cameron Barrett Sharpe who has a long history of MLM scams including Ultimate Match, Soul Mates, and The Realtionship Company.
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David Harlass
29. Jul, 2009
Hey I spend $150 per year on Fantasy Football and usually don't win. I figure why not take a chance on ijango. I don't have to worry about injuries or who's starting every week. I am just going to treat it as a very small risk that can pay off if you spend a little time every week working at it. I don't think I am going to get rich, but I do expect to make some money. You need to keep things in perspective.
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Jorge Infante
01. Aug, 2009
Let's see what happens kids.
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