Nester's Question About SWA Ultimate Payment Destination

Nester is at it again over at Howard Chan's blog page about SWA (see http://howard.uberdigests.info/2013/11/19/swa-is-a-scam/#comment-6131)

Why should I pay membership fee to Juan Delacruz account rather than SWA admin? This is SCAM!

Is Nester running out of criticisms to hurl against SWA Ultimate?

Or is he simply displaying his lack of research and understanding?

SWA Philippines Inc (SWAPI) does not sell SWA Activation Codes. Hence, it does not make sense for people to pay SWA Admins for things which the SWA Admins are not selling.

If people were to pay the SWA Admins for Activation Codes, then that would be a scam.

Now since people are NOT paying SWA Admins for Activation Codes, then we can characterize Nester's question/comment as rank stupidity.

It is most unfortunate that someone as UNINFORMED as Nester keep spouting off the word "Scam" conveniently. That's what happens when there is a clear disconnect between someone's tongue and what otherwise should have been a discerning mind.

Or is this some type of desperate smear marketing campaign aimed at fooling those who are easily swayed.

Nester tries to make it appear as if he were going to pay P2,500 to the SWA Admins. But the truth of the matter is, Nester is not interested at all in SWA Ultimate.

And yet he has the nerve to ask why should he pay a membership fee to an individual rather than to the SWA Admins.

The gall!

The height of Darwinism! :-)

We wonder why Howard Chan manages to gain supporters of such character. They keep patting themselves on the back for thorough research, when what they publish online merely serves to bolster the conclusion that they have really no idea what they're talking about.

This makes me wonder if the success of SWA has made certain quarters envious, to the point of posting anti-SWA articles just so that they have something negative to say about SWA.

Who cares if the metric by which they subject SWA is not used by the very groups who set up such standards? Or will Howard Chan once again flash the a priori reasoning card?

Attention Nester! Please just focus on your webinar invitations. Or better yet, please write more Four Corners Alliance Group reviews.

We saw this online:

Seriously, that all it takes! $18.00! just $18.00 & from then on your commissions pay for everything and man will it pay!!

Nester, are you guaranteeing earnings? That man will it pay exclamation sounds like someone's trying to raise my expectations. Are you trying to hype your presentation?

But seriously, Nester, please work on your promotion efforts. You've been at this for quite sometime and yet you have less than 70 clicks on the affiliate link that you've been trying to push online.

Maybe... just maybe... if you immerse yourself in your affiliate marketing the way you passionately participate in Howard Chan's Filipinolosophy blog, you'll get ahead in your internet business.

#boompanes

Nester Whines About Facebook Spam

Have you seen the uber funny comment of Nester over here in Howard Chan's Filipinolosophy blog post about SWA Ultimate: http://howard.uberdigests.info/2013/11/19/swa-is-a-scam/#comment-5040

I befriended most members just for purposes of connecting to them my legitimate business, however, they’re becoming abusive an aware about spamming policy. The worst that I don’t like is they even invade my privacy by posting in my Timeline despite of the warning/notification regarding a FB tagging ETIQUETTE on Timelines.

Napansin nyo ba? Nester made Facebook friends with online network marketers, hoping to connect them to his business (Four Corners Alliance Group).

And now he's complaining about the spam posts on his Facebook timeline.

Even if Nester has the power to control what gets posted on his timeline.

Nester is playing the Blame Game.

And he is misleading others by claiming that spam posts on his Timeline are an invasion of his privacy.

This is a wake up call for Mr Nester: Adjust your Facebook settings. Un-friend the marketers whom you tried to introduce to your own business.

And lastly: Grow up.

You knew exactly what you were getting into when you make Facebook Friend Requests with marketers.

Is SWA An Ebook Pyramid Scheme?

Some people like Nester are trying to make it appear that SWA is nothing more than an ebook pyramid scheme. Let's look at each of his points.

SWA is an e-book libary library Pyramid scheme, It boils down to little more than the shuffling of affiliate fees, paid out to those who recruit the most. With no retail sales in sight, all commissions are only subject to affiliate recruitment.

The training materials offered with affiliate membership serve as a front for what is actually being purchased, a position in the compensation plan. Specifically, a position in a matrix with subsequent positions obtainable via recruitment.

When that happens those above them stop earning commissions and if they can’t find anyone new to recruit, also stop paying their fee. This effect eventually trickles up the company-wide matrix until the scheme suffers an irreversible collapse.

Shuffling of Affiliate Fees - If Nester will analyze the SWA Pay Plan, he will easily see that there is no shuffling of fees. What instead is happening is the paying out of affiliate referral commissions.

Please note that SWA Ultimate is not retailing ebooks. So how can they pay commissions on retail ebook sales? Why is Nester looking for retail commissions?

Nester does not seem to understand the concept of Affiliate Marketing where referrors earn a referral commission. Nester has closed his eyes to the obvious -- that what is being sold is an online library of ebooks.

Sa madaling salita, wholesaling po, hindi retailing.

What is being sold is a position in a matrix - Nester fails to see that what is being sold is an online library of ebooks.

This makes us wonder if Nester even bothered to pay P2,500 for SWA in the first place.

If he did, or if he even bothered to pay attention, he would see that the "matrix" only has 6 slots.

Why would anyone pay P2,500 for a slot in a 6-slot matrix? Mindboggling.

It's not your typical infinite matrix where an infinite number of rows will appear below you, and you will enjoy commission after commission.

There are only 6 slots, and when those get filled, you get another matrix... with 6 empty slots to fill.

Please read carefully, Nester: What is being sold is an online library of ebooks. Matrix positions are not being sold. Some people, like Howard Chan, like to "review" products which they haven't even personally tried.

Sure, they love to "research" but what if that "research" is based on incorrect assumptions?

I suggest such "It's a pyramid!" commenters take the time to even try the product first, before they start spouting such wild accusations. ;-)