If you have been involved in the mlm wireless niche for a while, you know how volatile and insane it can be. It is very confusing and hard to pick the right company to work with. This niche has been rife with outrageous claims, broken promises, litigation, and shady characters with less than stellar reputations. How do you the opportunity seeker find a reputable mlm wireless opportunity to join and recommend to people you know.

The hard way is to do what I did. Join a company that took almost a year to deliver on their promises. Although, I can now say I feel vindicated for the support I gave Global Verge as they are now starting to get things truly rolling. They do have an uphill battle in front of them as they repair the damage to their reputation caused by unethical former vendors. It is my hope they get vindication not only in the legal system, but the court of public opinion as well.

After I chose to part ways with Global Verge (hey I am in this business to make money, not wait and see what happens), I joined Panther Mobile. That company also faced their challenges. Paying their distributors was one of them. Now to Harry Aston’s credit, he is making good on those promises as well.

While at Panther Mobile, I also joined Activation King Wireless. The owner of the company had daily phone calls that were fiery and passionate. He got you excited. He even made me a beta tester for his products in Canada (Products being a single sim card for Rogers Wireless here in Canada as none of the other products he promised to ship to me ever arrived). He has charisma, and people, including myself followed that charisma.

We followed it to DNA. Dna was free to join. But this individual also made great promises to the people of DNA like a $10 and $20 a month phone plans that was never delivered. Somehow he got away with it, making the management at DNA look corrupt in the process. After that gong show, I went and became a founding distributor with Global Pros and their branded cell phone service YooTalk.

Not too long ago, I was asked to join yet another company formed by the owner of Activation King by some of my downline members. I declined. Here’s why… Read the rest of this entry »