Affiliate since: 11/20/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Kalpana's 3 other Ask SC answers

The best way to convince people that SFI is legit is by showing proof of success, scale of operation and perhaps some of the testimonials from old members who have made life out of SFI.

It is obvious that when we look at opportunities on the web we look for a business which can be created and run from the confines of home. We look for convenience, reliability and but not the least a business that generates income. I think we should address each of these when we speak to prospects. we could speak about the following facts to show the sheer scale and the legitimacy of SFI business and how they cannot wind up just like that even if they want considering the sheer scale and the sheet commitment of Gary Carson who has built the business bottoms up"

1. Global business - Can be done from anywhere, anytime.
2. Technology - Huge investments that have gone into creating the business. We are talking about the backbone of the business which takes in millions and capable of taking more. Needs some serious investment to run such a business.
3.Tenure - Online businesses without a proper model typically fold up in a year or two. SFI has been there for 14 years and still going strong.
4.Policies - The policies and procedure clearly show that there is a wonderful brain behind the business which has not only created a successful business model but also ensured that people are set up for success and all help and assistance are provided in the form training, support etc.
5.SFI espouses running a business with minimum financial commitment. That in itself is a big testimony to its legitimacy and intentions.
6.SFI is not a stand alone business. It is intertwined with triple clicks, Wave3 etc which shows a commitment towards providing total customer experience/
7.Examples of people who have succeeded. Give examples of people such Erich Winnecke, Bing etc who have struck on for the last 13 years and enjoying the success today.
8. Talk about the products in Triple clicks. If reputed brands such a Apple, LG etc are ready to sell in triple clicks that shows that they are confident that the business is legit.

All the best for your success!



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The best way to convince people that SFI is legit is by showing proof of success, scale of operation and perhaps some of the testimonials from old members who have made life out of SFI.

It is obvious that when we look at opportunities on the web we look for a business which can be created and run from the confines of home. We look for convenience, reliability and but not the least a business that generates income. I think we should address each of these when we speak to prospects. we
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Affiliate since: 02/02/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Kambhampati's 17 other Ask SC answers

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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Affiliate since: 12/02/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Danielle's 1 other Ask SC answers

There is good reason for people to be afraid of fraud on the internet which makes this a difficult quest. There are some things that’ll make people more comfortable, though. First, tell your story. The more real you are the more they will trust you. Share as much as you’re comfortable with sharing realizing that the more the better. Who are you? How did you find SFI? How successful have you been up to this point? How much money have you invested? How much time did it take you to breakeven? How long had you been doing this before you started to make money? These were the things I wanted to know and what many people are warned to ask in an effort to make sure they do not end up a victim of fraud. Supplying the information with or without being asked helps to show that you are genuine and will make people more comfortable working with/for you.

A second way to do this is to show people proof from inside and outside of SFI. The proof inside could be A2A and the forum. Having so many people in one place willing to discuss what they’ve done, what works, what doesn’t, etc. is likely to make them feel a little more secure. Surely that many people couldn’t be lying or making it big while everyone else got scammed? From outside of SFI look for blogs and articles written by people about MLM in general and you’ll find financial advisors and other professionals speak for companies such as SFI. In general, the more information you have the better you are able to calm their fears.

Finally I think it’s important to encourage without pressuring. Realize that some people are going to be concerned and try not to see them as a way to add active PSAs/EAs/whatever and start seeing them as employees/customers with their own individual sets of needs and feelings. Ask them if there are any specific concerns that you can help alleviate and then do so through your own stories, unbiased stories from outside of SFI, and the people you know within SFI. Send them an e-mail every now and then with an interesting article that talks about owning your own business, MLM, or anything that you think shows the positive side of online work. Make it so that the positive outweighs the negative but be respectful of their space.

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There is good reason for people to be afraid of fraud on the internet which makes this a difficult quest. There are some things that’ll make people more comfortable, though. First, tell your story. The more real you are the more they will trust you. Share as much as you’re comfortable with sharing realizing that the more the better. Who are you? How did you find SFI? How successful have you been up to this point? How much money have you invested? How much time did it take you to breakeven? How
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Affiliate since: 07/28/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Ingrid 's 138 other Ask SC answers

With the Internet, fraud scams are more efficient because you don't have to travel to physical stores, or potential marks, to test or use stolen credit cards. They are easier to hide because the fraudster is transparent — you don’t see who you are doing business with when doing business online.

You can help your skeptical prospects by being honest in your communication with them. First of all, I share with them the profile of SFI. This can be found on any internet site or you can show them from SFI’s home page.

Then I share with them my own experiences in SFI. I actually copy one of my checks that I have already deposited as proof that this business pays! This normally impresses them. You can also show them your debit card if you have one.

Additionally, I share with them the many testimonies from other SFi affiliates. Most of these testify how awesome SFI is when compared to other online businsses.

Fraudsters use the internet to their benefit by setting up dummy merchant sites where they could funnel credit cards through their own site to create cash flow and then before the charge-backs rolled in they would shut the doors and leave the country. I show them how many years SFI has been in business and the tremendous growth within that time.

They just have to take their time and observe our wonderful SFI family at work. Soon, they will want to be a family member too!

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With the Internet, fraud scams are more efficient because you don't have to travel to physical stores, or potential marks, to test or use stolen credit cards. They are easier to hide because the fraudster is transparent — you don’t see who you are doing business with when doing business online.

You can help your skeptical prospects by being honest in your communication with them. First of all, I share with them the profile of SFI. This can be found on any internet site or you can
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Affiliate since: 01/06/2012, Power Rank: 293 | Read Anup Kumar's 203 other Ask SC answers

It will depend upon your explanation and demonstration to the people regarding SFI and TripleClicks. The best way – create a blog of your own (free/paid) – write an article about SFI. If you are unable to write take help of Ask Sc. There are so many answers about this. Choose a good one; do some addition, alteration if needed. Attach your Gateway URLs with the article and post it to your blog.

Don’t forget to mention that

SFI/TripleClicks Websites are open for 24 X 7. SFI Website is working during 24 hours and auctions are running in TripleClicks during 24 hours. Also support, help, assistance are available

SFI is not fake, fraud Internet business like others as it makes millions of affiliates since its birth in 1998 and able to prove that it is a Real Internet Marketing Business to earn money as thousands of affiliates are joining daily in SFI. TripleClicks also able to make millions of Members as online buyers with millions of products, e-commerce associates, pricebenders auction etc.

There is no such gimmick of overnight success or a lot of dollars within a few days. It is long term business and your success will depend on your hard work and potential activities

Invite people just to check it for test purpose. If they think fit they will go further. Otherwise they can quit any time and in this way they must understand that SFI is legit and Real Internet Business



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It will depend upon your explanation and demonstration to the people regarding SFI and TripleClicks. The best way – create a blog of your own (free/paid) – write an article about SFI. If you are unable to write take help of Ask Sc. There are so many answers about this. Choose a good one; do some addition, alteration if needed. Attach your Gateway URLs with the article and post it to your blog.

Don’t forget to mention that

SFI/TripleClicks Websites are open for
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Affiliate since: 07/26/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Herman's 1 other Ask SC answers

Good day to you.
Appreciate your question, it is a very good one and a most natural question to ask.

You are not wrong. There are plenty of fraud sites on the internet that promise tons of easy money to be made when in fact, it is not !!

Personally, I have been a victim of several and had set my mind not to get involved in anymore Internet businesses. NO MORE !!!!!

It took my friend many months before I even consider looking at SFI and I regretted every minute lost of it.

I am enjoying my SFI business now for the last few months and I have a few suggestions on how to inform / convince people that SFI is LEGIT and REAL.

1. SFI is rated an A+ by the Better Business Bureau.

2. Explain where the company is located and how long they have been running
in business. (Using SFI Guidelines)

3. Explain that the BBB is a company that does much research on many different business
companies and that they wouldn't rate good ratings to legit businesses if
the business itself was scamming people of their money.

4. Encourage them to read the comments about what others are saying about this
business. Personal experiences of friends / family members / people you know,
would be best.

5. Explain benefits of SFI and TripleClicks.
(Tons of them in SFI Guidelines)

6. Show them your badges that you have earned without much difficulties and successes
that you have had so far in this business.

7. More Importantly, show them the MONEY that you have made so far (with minimal
investment). That will get them moving.

Hope the above helps.
I wish you all the best. =)
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Good day to you.
Appreciate your question, it is a very good one and a most natural question to ask.

You are not wrong. There are plenty of fraud sites on the internet that promise tons of easy money to be made when in fact, it is not !!

Personally, I have been a victim of several and had set my mind not to get involved in anymore Internet businesses. NO MORE !!!!!

It took my friend many months before I even consider looking at SFI and I regretted every minute
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Affiliate since: 06/20/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Machelle's 8 other Ask SC answers

I would tell them that SFI does not require any money from a person. Usually fraudulant business schemes require a person to put some money in up-front.

SFI has A LOT of support, BBB listed, and tons of reviews or people telling their stories about how they have done well with SFI.

SFI is not a get rich quick scheme, like fraudulant schemes advertise.

A person does not have to put any information into the SFI system that they do not want to, ei...credit card, social security number, address, etc...

Tell them they have all of the time in the world to check it out. No cost to join and they can retract or stop whenever they want if they don not like what SFI has to offer.

Hope this help, there is a ton of information for a person to look at here at SFI. They really just have to want to do it. SFI is a company that is helping people for the future. I am doing it for the money coming in as a residual income, retirement, and anything extra I want.

Best wishes
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I would tell them that SFI does not require any money from a person. Usually fraudulant business schemes require a person to put some money in up-front.

SFI has A LOT of support, BBB listed, and tons of reviews or people telling their stories about how they have done well with SFI.

SFI is not a get rich quick scheme, like fraudulant schemes advertise.

A person does not have to put any information into the SFI system that they do not want to, ei...credit card, social
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

I can relate well to this question. I joined SFI many, many years ago and probably because of my own ignorance, didn't do any good. This was quite a few years before TripleClicks and all of the other great improvments Gery and his Team has made.

I accidentally came across the SFI site again whilst trawling the internet looking for a way to make money from home. I still hadn't found anything legitimate after all this time. I thought to myself, hey this Company is still about after all these years.

I joined and did not hesitate to put money into it. This is obviously not a fly by night company if it is still here after over 15 years of my previous join up.

I am so glad I rejoined. I have made many friends, I have learned a lot about internet marketing, I have earned money and I have my own Payoneer Mastercard.

Thank you for the opportunity for me to have my say.


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I can relate well to this question. I joined SFI many, many years ago and probably because of my own ignorance, didn't do any good. This was quite a few years before TripleClicks and all of the other great improvments Gery and his Team has made.

I accidentally came across the SFI site again whilst trawling the internet looking for a way to make money from home. I still hadn't found anything legitimate after all this time. I thought to myself, hey this Company is still about after
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Affiliate since: 08/11/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Marija's 63 other Ask SC answers

Hello!

To me, a fraud has one goal in mind - to take your money. The people you want to sponsor can be convinced:

- if they know you personally, they know you wouldn't waste time (and money) on something that's not worthwhile.

- If they don't know you, but you just approach them as a stranger, you can ask them to give it a go. Ask them to sign up for free, and learn about the program. Tell them they can earn commissions from the beginning, by using their links to promote Tripleclicks products.

There is no way to prove that SFI is legit and real if they won't trust you, online resources, or even BBB Business Review. The only people who can be convinced are the ones who SIGN UP (insist that it's free, and so is the training!) and give it their best shot. When they receive their first paycheck, without having to invest first, they will know it's not a fraud!

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Hello!

To me, a fraud has one goal in mind - to take your money. The people you want to sponsor can be convinced:

- if they know you personally, they know you wouldn't waste time (and money) on something that's not worthwhile.

- If they don't know you, but you just approach them as a stranger, you can ask them to give it a go. Ask them to sign up for free, and learn about the program. Tell them they can earn commissions from the beginning, by using their links to
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Affiliate since: 07/02/2024, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Williams's 638 other Ask SC answers

Fraud exists. Not just on the internet but at every corner of our economy. It is sad. But it should not be an obstacle for anyone that wants to do the business. With any business there are risks. The thing we have to do is to take calculated risks. We have to inform ourselves with knowledge about the subject at hand. We have to deal with our fears with faith.

Skepticism is not all bad. But it is a sign that you may not be given the facts clearly enough. Person is just as important as presentation when it comes to telling people about SFI. How enthused are you about the business and what success have you had? Never fail to show a prospect the million dollar concern: What is in this for me? They perceive that you will reap a benefit but what of the benefit for them? You have to careful not to make false promises or empty statements. Give facts. Let the facts speak for themselves.

Then if your prospect is still skeptical, it is a good indication that SFI may not be right for them because it is not right for everyone. This is neither good or bad. Different strokes . . . for different folks. The right prospect will not have to be convinced that this is the right opportunity for them . . . they will feel it. They will be excited like they never have felt before. Then after putting in place a well laid strategy they will find success and know that it is the best opportunity they could have found.
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Fraud exists. Not just on the internet but at every corner of our economy. It is sad. But it should not be an obstacle for anyone that wants to do the business. With any business there are risks. The thing we have to do is to take calculated risks. We have to inform ourselves with knowledge about the subject at hand. We have to deal with our fears with faith.

Skepticism is not all bad. But it is a sign that you may not be given the facts clearly enough. Person is just as important
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