“iePlexus, I wanted to share my good news…”
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iePlexus,
I wanted to share my good news with you! I made my first sale this last Thursday and I’ve received an order a day since then! I think things are finally happening for me! Just wanted to thank you for all the help you’ve given me! (Now that things are picking up, I may need your help again in the future!)
Arliss Zerbe
www.FirstRatePets.com
www.BestPetSuppliesBlog.com
iePlexus,
Per our conversation on September 9, 2008 I received a phone call from Nancy of the Better Business Bureau, stating that they had received several inquiries about my business, Global Opportunity Unlimited LLC, web site and partnership with MyWirelessRep.com. I explained that although I have only been a net marketer for a few months, I have many years of experience in the Electronics, Telecommunications and Computer Industries and that my goal was to provide value to customers and a genuine business opportunity for people who wish to start a home web based business. She explained that although she was impressed with my business plan that I would have to wait a year (June 2009) before they could list my business Global Opportunity Unlimited LLC.
Ron
*NOTE: Please do not contact any clients without prior written authorization from iePlexus. Thank you.
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