A very good question.
It is not at all easy to convince skeptical prospects about the genuineness of SFI, especially when they themselves have fallen prey to the fraud on the internet.
However, it is not impossible, if you adopt the right approach. If you are aggressive in your approach, you may find that your efforts are only increasing the suspicions of the prospects, and may prove counter-productive.
"Show, don't tell" seems to me to be the best way. Show the growth graph of SFI and the ever-widening popularity of TripleClicks and the ever-increasing number of its products, making it one of the best online marketing portals on the net.
Show them the Pricebenders auctions and how they could win several products of great value for unimaginably low prices (at times, to the extent of 99% of their market value).
Show them that SFI has the backing of the Best Business Bureau.
Show them your own success and the success of your a2a friends, your upline and your downline.
Show them that without any investment whatsoever, they could be successful at SFI, if only they work hard at marketing SFI and TripleClicks' products, although this could take longer. Show them the online training that SFI provides for FREE.
Despite all your sincere attempts, however, the success rate at convincing skeptics might not be very encouraging. Keep at it, and after some time, hopefully, a few of those skeptics will be converted into believers.
Hope this answer helps.
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A very good question.
It is not at all easy to convince skeptical prospects about the genuineness of SFI, especially when they themselves have fallen prey to the fraud on the internet.
However, it is not impossible, if you adopt the right approach. If you are aggressive in your approach, you may find that your efforts are only increasing the suspicions of the prospects, and may prove counter-productive.
"Show, don't tell" seems to me to be the best way.
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