Friday, January 28, 2011

Rudy Phan Claims He Understands English Better Than English-Speakers

On the day before Christmas, Rudy Phan posted yet again claims he understands more about TVI Express than TVI Express itself. And of course, he claims I don't understand TVI Express.
One of the most diligent to write and speak ill of TVI Express is a blog Kasey Chang (http://kschang.blogspot.com/).  He did not understand what it TVI Express product.  In fact, he could not understand what is meant by "You do not need to sell any products" (http://www.tviexpress.com/faq.php). [Note: So, people who can speak English is not necessarily able to understand what is written in English].
All that insult, only to cover up one fact: TVI Express itself states very clearly in its FAQ: "You do not need to sell any products" (but you do need to recruit at least two people, and you earn money by doing that"). So what does Rudy Phan say about this VERY OBVIOUS statement? Rudy Phan claims there is a product, and TVI Express is very clear about it.

What does Rudy Phan think "You do not need to sell any products" is supposed to mean? He claims it actually means "Yes, there is a product."

Does that even sound SANE to you?

Also, did he just insult tviexpress.com website? Is he claiming that he knows TVI Express business BETTER than TVI Express themselves? I believe he did. Is that delusion of gradeur, or just complete and total madness? You be the judge.

So what sort of company is Rudy Phan claiming TVI Express to be? He actually stated that TVI Express is an "EVENTS COMPANY".
The word "a package" I replace with " events “. The word "a package" I replace with "Events". Yes, this is where the key to understanding what TVI Express product correctly. Yes, this is WHERE the key to understanding what TVI Correctly Express product. Since I already explained at length the problem TVI Express business systems in other articles, on this occasion I would like to explain the position of product vouchers in this Express TVI business.
Since I already explained at length the problem of TVI Express Business systems in other articles, on this Occasion I would like to Explain the position of product vouchers in this Express TVI business.
 
There is every reason in the world for TVI to be categorized as an Events Company. We're everywhere in the world at any given time. From regionals in London to 500Ks meeting up together in Paris, our Corporate Events are the heart of our organization From regionals in London to 500Ks meeting up together in Paris, our Corporate Events are the heart of our organization. 
 http://www.tviexpress.com/worldwideevents.php

Okay, that quote is accurate, but clearly, Rudy Phan ignored all the OTHER indications in the TVI Express website, or even on the SAME WEBPAGE: 
I am TVI Conference -- Hear it from men and women who've been there, done that and succeeded in Network Marketing!
--http://www.tviexpress.com/worldwideevents.php
"Network Marketing — also Direct Selling or Multi Level Marketing is the most powerful system of free enterprise in our modern world, and it is the business model that TVI Express chose from the beginning."
-- http://www.tviexpress.com/financial.php
There are a dozen more. You can find them easily with Google search.

Furthermore, have you considered what are those events for? The Events are for existing members AND are also RECRUITMENT DRIVES.  Furthermore, this is ONLY FOR MEMBERS, and only SELECTED members, not all members. This is very clearly another part of the scam... dangle this "trip" in front of you, as a "bonus package" for your recruitment efforts. And sold nothing.

This clearly proves that

1) TVI Express is not even very clear on what it really is. It claims to be network marketing in one page, home-based business in another, and as Rudy Phan pointed out, "events company" in another.

2) Rudy Phan ignores evidence that does not fit his theories, even when it's OFFICIAL like from tviexpress.com, the OFFICIAL TVI Express website.

Do you really need to read the rest of his lies?
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