QUOTE(supermegathrone @ Oct 5 2022, 09:35 PM)
Thank you so much bro Geek Goblin. Just to add on, when I confronted my friend and questioned him about the fake things inside, he gave irrelevant responses. Lmao, I guess that’s what MCO taught him.
And then by joining MCO, you can improve your so-called communication skills. More like bluffing people skills and change-the-topic-whenever-it-doesn’t-suit-me skills 🤣
Lesson taught by my upline KP/ PP in one of their trainings: During warmup (meeting up a potential victim),
IF YOU CANNOT BEAT THEM, CONFUSE THEM.
Confusion tactics I had seen Mc Ocean members practicing includes:
1) Twisting facts (e.g: "Our company very good, give 68% of the sales as commission to members. Company only keep 32%.")
2) Sugarcoating (e.g: "Our company RM 1,900 maintenance is flexible, you can choose not to pay.")
3) cover up important details (e.g: "Mc Ocean Maintenance? Don't worry about it lah, you don't have to pay now. Lets talk about it later when the time comes. Now you just focus on looking for your next target.")
4) bit round the bush (e.g: "No one tell you about the buy back policy? Remember back then the KP presentation got say right? You must have forgotten la.")
5) blame you back (e.g: "You no sales, do you think you have did your best? If you are serious about this biz you should be meeting 5 prospects a day ma! Breakfast, lunch, teabreak, dinner, supper.")
6) victim mentality (e.g: "Why are you so defensive to me? I'm just trying to help you get out of poverty. I am hurt lo.")
etc.
1 undeniable truth though,
"they want to take RM 35K from you so that they can earn RM 6K commission out of it just so they could pay off their own RM 35K debts."It's all just a never ending RM 35K DEBT Passing in Mc Ocean.
This post has been edited by Geek Goblin 123: Oct 7 2022, 01:58 PM