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Cash Back Review of MyPowerMall
Why it's time to say goodbye to Ginny Dye
Ginny Dye's promise is appealing: buy things from your own online shopping mall
so you get a piece of the action, then recruit others to do the same. Everyone
receives a shopping rebate. It started out well, but Ginny's PowerMall went wrong
and many believe MyPowerMall is a scam.
While we wish Ginny Dye and her organization well, we also wish she would go
back to the way things were. We write this not in a competitive mode, because
we sincerely believe there is abundance for all. We simply wish to appeal to Ginny
to return her business opportunity back to the way it started. In the interim we
offer some reasons to reconsider MyPowerMall.
TEN REASONS TO SAY GOODBYE TO GINNY DYE:
10. Ginny's proposition is circular and confusing. You make money when
others shop your mall. Trouble is that nobody wants to shop your mall because
they will only make money with their own mall when someone shops theirs. That's
back to the same problem. Right? How can you make money if everybody is
shopping their own mall and not yours?
9. Joining the business starter malls is free?! Really? Apparently it costs
$29.95 to get started and $15.99 a month (that's from a video on her Web site).
Again, I'm very confused. Is that free? I guess it's free to join, but it costs to
make money. Fair enough. But this raises a red flag for me about Ginny's
business model. Further, I'm totally confused as there was a $12.99 subscription
to something called "Someone Believes In You!" Either that's another program or
they raised the monthly costs. Whatever! Either way, she's asking for money and
that's just not free anymore. Is it? I just want you to take advantage of a free
business opportunity. That's the way things started on MyPowerMall and I believe
Ginny's followers deserve to be treated with respect.
8. It's BUY the book, not by the book. I guess things weren't going so well at
MyPowerMall because Ginny now says you must agree to buy something from one
of her affiliates each month. If you don't buy something from her affiliates, your
powermall risks getting closed. I'm waving a bigger red flag on this one, too. All
your hard work goes down the drain if you fail to shop one month? So let's say
someone buys a flat screen TV for $1,000 one month and then the next forgets
to shop. He's booted and yet the guy who buys an I-tune once a month gets to
stay in the club, but he spend all of $12? That seems unfair to me. Listen, I want
you to get rich on my PowerMall or some other cash rebate site. You shouldn't be
forced to buy anything to make money. You can win without competition and
without conditions. You have options out there.
7. Some PowerMallers had claimed missed paychecks. Was there a glitch in
the system or were there any funds at all to disperse? Whether or not it was
true, one thing is for sure, without trust, the business surely will go bust.
Apparently, Ginny has remedied the situation, but it leaves me feeling uneasy.
You deserve a monthly check and to deal with people who have perfected the art
of paying their loyal followers.
6. Her solution is not my solution. Ginny's solution to missed paychecks? She
added a "Powerful payment system" to ensure commissions. It's debit card folks,
and word is that Ginny profits from the processing in the form of a surcharge.
Let's say you pay $14.50 for a Debit Card, it will only cost you $2.50 each month
to load it with your commissions. She could charge the actual costs you know, or
absorb the costs from her profits. Whether or not there's any profit, it seems to
me that lots of newbies would be operating at a loss in the beginning. That's
essentially bait and switch. You should have a plan that's friendly to you and one
that does not set limitations or requirements. There is such a plan.
5. Technically, her site is not a non-profit. It may well be a fundraising
channel, but I've noticed dissent from former members on the topic of the
fundraising. One Web site in her name uses the word "non-profit" which I believe
is less than accurate. They do fundraising, but they are in the position of making
money. They are for profit. It's okay to be rich because then you can give to
others. I feel there should be more clarity in the organization surrounding this
issue.
4. Members have complained about the daily e-mails Ginny sends.
SPAM-I-AM, SPAM-I-AM, I do not like that SPAM-I-AM. Ginny has been known in
some forums as Ms. Spam-a-lot. I'll give her this, she lets you opt-OUT of her
daily shopping alerts. I personally don't mind SPAM, but the opt-IN program
works best for me.
3. Traffic is slow at MyPowerMall. I've noticed the numbers are down (Web
traffic and new members). Check the Alexa ranking and you'll see for yourself.
The numbers show that her followers are losing interest in her site and her ability
to attract new folks is waning. I checked today and there were just 10 new
members.
2. Ginny tells you that you own your mall. Don't be cyber-stupid. Ginny owns
your mall. It's her piece of cyber real estate and not yours. You don't really have
a piece of the action.
1. Is eBay on Ginny's list? I don't think so. This issue is very important to me
because eBay buyers and sellers account for 95 percent of my commissions and I
found a site that pays me the highest commission possible at eBay (up to 36
percent of the seller's fees). I checked and saw eBags but not eBay. This is the
number one reason why you should say goodbye to Ginny Dye, especially if you
are an eBay shopper or seller. I want you profit from residual income and get
cash back at eBay. Get in on the cashback at eBay secret now.
Mind you, the site splits the commission 100 percent and I get paid to five
generations. So I make money when a friend of a friend shops, and when that
friend's friend shops and so on.Some members are content saving money at
eBay and hundreds of online stores. Others, like me, want to help friends save,
while making hundreds or thousands of dollars by treating the referral program
as a powerful business opportunity. It's not a shady operation. They've been
online for several years now and have consistently paid every month. Plus, I can
see my progress. The savings add up and the residual income power is amazing. I
make money on other people's eBay auctions, and you can too.
There are lots of other scams.
Cash Back Review of MyPowerMall
Why it's time to say goodbye to Ginny Dye
Ginny Dye's promise is appealing: buy things from your own online shopping mall
so you get a piece of the action, then recruit others to do the same. Everyone
receives a shopping rebate. It started out well, but Ginny's PowerMall went wrong
and many believe MyPowerMall is a scam.
While we wish Ginny Dye and her organization well, we also wish she would go
back to the way things were. We write this not in a competitive mode, because
we sincerely believe there is abundance for all. We simply wish to appeal to Ginny
to return her business opportunity back to the way it started. In the interim we
offer some reasons to reconsider MyPowerMall.
TEN REASONS TO SAY GOODBYE TO GINNY DYE:
10. Ginny's proposition is circular and confusing. You make money when
others shop your mall. Trouble is that nobody wants to shop your mall because
they will only make money with their own mall when someone shops theirs. That's
back to the same problem. Right? How can you make money if everybody is
shopping their own mall and not yours?
9. Joining the business starter malls is free?! Really? Apparently it costs
$29.95 to get started and $15.99 a month (that's from a video on her Web site).
Again, I'm very confused. Is that free? I guess it's free to join, but it costs to
make money. Fair enough. But this raises a red flag for me about Ginny's
business model. Further, I'm totally confused as there was a $12.99 subscription
to something called "Someone Believes In You!" Either that's another program or
they raised the monthly costs. Whatever! Either way, she's asking for money and
that's just not free anymore. Is it? I just want you to take advantage of a free
business opportunity. That's the way things started on MyPowerMall and I believe
Ginny's followers deserve to be treated with respect.
8. It's BUY the book, not by the book. I guess things weren't going so well at
MyPowerMall because Ginny now says you must agree to buy something from one
of her affiliates each month. If you don't buy something from her affiliates, your
powermall risks getting closed. I'm waving a bigger red flag on this one, too. All
your hard work goes down the drain if you fail to shop one month? So let's say
someone buys a flat screen TV for $1,000 one month and then the next forgets
to shop. He's booted and yet the guy who buys an I-tune once a month gets to
stay in the club, but he spend all of $12? That seems unfair to me. Listen, I want
you to get rich on my PowerMall or some other cash rebate site. You shouldn't be
forced to buy anything to make money. You can win without competition and
without conditions. You have options out there.
7. Some PowerMallers had claimed missed paychecks. Was there a glitch in
the system or were there any funds at all to disperse? Whether or not it was
true, one thing is for sure, without trust, the business surely will go bust.
Apparently, Ginny has remedied the situation, but it leaves me feeling uneasy.
You deserve a monthly check and to deal with people who have perfected the art
of paying their loyal followers.
6. Her solution is not my solution. Ginny's solution to missed paychecks? She
added a "Powerful payment system" to ensure commissions. It's debit card folks,
and word is that Ginny profits from the processing in the form of a surcharge.
Let's say you pay $14.50 for a Debit Card, it will only cost you $2.50 each month
to load it with your commissions. She could charge the actual costs you know, or
absorb the costs from her profits. Whether or not there's any profit, it seems to
me that lots of newbies would be operating at a loss in the beginning. That's
essentially bait and switch. You should have a plan that's friendly to you and one
that does not set limitations or requirements. There is such a plan.
5. Technically, her site is not a non-profit. It may well be a fundraising
channel, but I've noticed dissent from former members on the topic of the
fundraising. One Web site in her name uses the word "non-profit" which I believe
is less than accurate. They do fundraising, but they are in the position of making
money. They are for profit. It's okay to be rich because then you can give to
others. I feel there should be more clarity in the organization surrounding this
issue.
4. Members have complained about the daily e-mails Ginny sends.
SPAM-I-AM, SPAM-I-AM, I do not like that SPAM-I-AM. Ginny has been known in
some forums as Ms. Spam-a-lot. I'll give her this, she lets you opt-OUT of her
daily shopping alerts. I personally don't mind SPAM, but the opt-IN program
works best for me.
3. Traffic is slow at MyPowerMall. I've noticed the numbers are down (Web
traffic and new members). Check the Alexa ranking and you'll see for yourself.
The numbers show that her followers are losing interest in her site and her ability
to attract new folks is waning. I checked today and there were just 10 new
members.
2. Ginny tells you that you own your mall. Don't be cyber-stupid. Ginny owns
your mall. It's her piece of cyber real estate and not yours. You don't really have
a piece of the action.
1. Is eBay on Ginny's list? I don't think so. This issue is very important to me
because eBay buyers and sellers account for 95 percent of my commissions and I
found a site that pays me the highest commission possible at eBay (up to 36
percent of the seller's fees). I checked and saw eBags but not eBay. This is the
number one reason why you should say goodbye to Ginny Dye, especially if you
are an eBay shopper or seller. I want you profit from residual income and get
cash back at eBay. Get in on the cashback at eBay secret now.
Mind you, the site splits the commission 100 percent and I get paid to five
generations. So I make money when a friend of a friend shops, and when that
friend's friend shops and so on.Some members are content saving money at
eBay and hundreds of online stores. Others, like me, want to help friends save,
while making hundreds or thousands of dollars by treating the referral program
as a powerful business opportunity. It's not a shady operation. They've been
online for several years now and have consistently paid every month. Plus, I can
see my progress. The savings add up and the residual income power is amazing. I
make money on other people's eBay auctions, and you can too.
There are lots of other scams.
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M.C. Nygard, right,
wants you to earn a
lifetime of good
residual income,
whether you use
MyPowerMall or not.
The truth is that you
can take advantage of
a truly free business
opportunity to make
money on other
people's eBay auctions.
wants you to earn a
lifetime of good
residual income,
whether you use
MyPowerMall or not.
The truth is that you
can take advantage of
a truly free business
opportunity to make
money on other
people's eBay auctions.
"WHATEVER may be
said in praise of
poverty, the fact
remains that it is not
possible to live a
really complete or
successful life unless
one is rich."
-- Wallace D. Wattles
There is a Science to
Getting Rich on eBay.
Read THE SCIENCE OF
GETTING RICH by
Wallace D. Wattles by
clicking above. Listen
to this audio for free
by clicking below:
Chapter 1-4
Chapters 5-8
Chapter 9-12
Chapters 13-17
NOTE: Published in
accordance with the
audio copyright.
Listener may not sell,
but may distribute to
those who may
benefit, herein the
eBay seller.
said in praise of
poverty, the fact
remains that it is not
possible to live a
really complete or
successful life unless
one is rich."
-- Wallace D. Wattles
There is a Science to
Getting Rich on eBay.
Read THE SCIENCE OF
GETTING RICH by
Wallace D. Wattles by
clicking above. Listen
to this audio for free
by clicking below:
Chapter 1-4
Chapters 5-8
Chapter 9-12
Chapters 13-17
NOTE: Published in
accordance with the
audio copyright.
Listener may not sell,
but may distribute to
those who may
benefit, herein the
eBay seller.