From the articles and posts that come up in a search, there were people who were unfortunate to have joined the wrong group. It could be they answered one of the many Internet ads and were not connected to one of the many successful GDI teams.
That is the main secret to GDI. Get on a successful team to learn the business and to learn how to make it work, as it should. There are several issues to deal with here so let's take them one-at-a-time.
GDI is a Pyramid Scheme
No, it is not a pyramid because there is a product that people are willing to buy and will pay even more than the cost of GDI's product. Everyone who signs up receives a domain name with a 10 page Web site and a site builder. From some of the posts on the site Rip Off, it seems there is no product, but that is not true. Again, they did not meet with the right people to learn what they really had.
GDI is a Multi-Level Marketing Plan
Yes, this is true. Some people have complained they were conned into something and the people would not explain what this really was. Again, that is unfortunate because most teams not only tell everyone up front what is involved, but it is a very workable process. There are many other very successful MLM businesses out there. If that type of business is not for you, don't get involved. Some people have complained that they did not know GDI was a MLM business. In that case, they did not do a very good job of investigating the company or they did not listen to the presentation.
GDI is not a Legitimate Business
You can't get much more legitimate than GDI. It was founded in 1999 with the express purpose of selling domain extensions other than.com since most of the business names were taken. Having an extension of.ws allows existing businesses and anyone else to have their own name as their domain name. You can also register and use other file extensions now with GDI.
This is a list of just some of the major companies and their GDI site:
jcpenney.ws
bose.ws
disneymania.ws
ups.ws
sherwin-williams.ws
dell.ws
hong-kong-hotels.ws
GDI Has Complaints
Who doesn't? Take a look at any place on the web were people complain and you will see the names of every major American corporation for some reason or other. Most of them are from customers who did not get what they expected or a product they purchased failed. It is also possible that these people are trying to defraud the company and so are making a complaint. A friend who works in security for Wal Mart says you would not believe what people pull on that company.
Most articles saying GDI is a scam are either like this one that dispels the rumors, they are from disgruntled people who gave up too soon, or they are from competitors who are trying to take business away from GDI with a sensational headline.
There are many people working successfully with GDI and the market for people buying Web sites is nothing less than spectacular worldwide for years to come.
That is the main secret to GDI. Get on a successful team to learn the business and to learn how to make it work, as it should. There are several issues to deal with here so let's take them one-at-a-time.
GDI is a Pyramid Scheme
No, it is not a pyramid because there is a product that people are willing to buy and will pay even more than the cost of GDI's product. Everyone who signs up receives a domain name with a 10 page Web site and a site builder. From some of the posts on the site Rip Off, it seems there is no product, but that is not true. Again, they did not meet with the right people to learn what they really had.
GDI is a Multi-Level Marketing Plan
Yes, this is true. Some people have complained they were conned into something and the people would not explain what this really was. Again, that is unfortunate because most teams not only tell everyone up front what is involved, but it is a very workable process. There are many other very successful MLM businesses out there. If that type of business is not for you, don't get involved. Some people have complained that they did not know GDI was a MLM business. In that case, they did not do a very good job of investigating the company or they did not listen to the presentation.
GDI is not a Legitimate Business
You can't get much more legitimate than GDI. It was founded in 1999 with the express purpose of selling domain extensions other than.com since most of the business names were taken. Having an extension of.ws allows existing businesses and anyone else to have their own name as their domain name. You can also register and use other file extensions now with GDI.
This is a list of just some of the major companies and their GDI site:
jcpenney.ws
bose.ws
disneymania.ws
ups.ws
sherwin-williams.ws
dell.ws
hong-kong-hotels.ws
GDI Has Complaints
Who doesn't? Take a look at any place on the web were people complain and you will see the names of every major American corporation for some reason or other. Most of them are from customers who did not get what they expected or a product they purchased failed. It is also possible that these people are trying to defraud the company and so are making a complaint. A friend who works in security for Wal Mart says you would not believe what people pull on that company.
Most articles saying GDI is a scam are either like this one that dispels the rumors, they are from disgruntled people who gave up too soon, or they are from competitors who are trying to take business away from GDI with a sensational headline.
There are many people working successfully with GDI and the market for people buying Web sites is nothing less than spectacular worldwide for years to come.
If you have read this and are interested, go to the blog Sea Island Marketing for more information or go to Sea Island Video.
Jeffrey Riley has been writing training, manuals, soft skills, and technical training for many years for both large and small corporations. He has also been a public speaker in the insurance industry. This article is for Sea Island Marketing a blog for home based businesses that wish to market on the Internet.
Jeffrey Riley has been writing training, manuals, soft skills, and technical training for many years for both large and small corporations. He has also been a public speaker in the insurance industry. This article is for Sea Island Marketing a blog for home based businesses that wish to market on the Internet.
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