It's prudent to inquire!
Thank you for reading this article about a possible GDI Scam. I promise I have something to say. You have come to this site to learn once-and-for-all if you have been misled by a GDI Scam. Please read on. What I have to say is very relevant and I assure you, it should help you make a decision on what GDI is with absolute certainty.
I don’t blame you for inquiring about the possible GDI scam. The entire internet is swarming with “Get Rich Quick” programs, many of them with outrageous promises of six figures in mere months and even more outrageous testimonials of people praising the system as being simple, “fail-proof,” and guaranteed to rock your income. Anyone new to the internet industry might get excited, shell out hundreds to thousands of dollars and wait in the harbor for their ship to come in. Unfortunately, after months of waiting, it becomes increasingly apparent that their ship has sailed elsewhere. More than likely, to a port belonging to the owners/creators of the programs themselves. Their 18 Ferraris attest to this heinous albeit common scenario.
So why do people fall for this trick every single day? The answer is simple. People come into Internet/network marketing to achieve financial freedom, but with lack of experience comes lack of knowledge. All of the so-called “gurus” online look for these unsuspecting victims and prey on them, much like a Lion on a pack of injured Gazelles (unfair advantage). We have needs and desires and these desires lead us to action. We trust those in a position of wisdom and trust them to lead us to salvation. However, greed and empty promises are all that await most people and drain their bank accounts dry.
If only you had one of these...
You might be asking why I explained something you already know. Chances are this has happened to you before! It has happened to me. I won’t divulge my heartbreaking internet story in a futile attempt to make you pity me, though. I just want you to know I can relate and wasn’t born successful on the internet, like many gurus seem to lead you to believe. The fact is, I’m sure you KNOW there is something online that can make you money and success. Skepticism is not bad to have at all. You should remain skeptical until you see definitive proof that something is legit. That is what I am here for.
GDI is not a “get rich quick program.” Every referral earns you a “whopping” dollar every month. There is nothing quick about a buck a month. I like to think of their compensation plan as a stock option (a stock that remains consistent and never goes up or down). For everyone you introduce, you get a share back from the company. Does that sound like a scam to you? GDI is different from any program you have ever been a part of.