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March 13, 2005 at 6:15 pm
Rod Cook is an industry veteran with alot of insight on comp plans, industry news, etc. But, I have serious doubts about his ability to offer accurate commentary as an “MLM Watchdog”. His site has a tabloid-style nature that makes it very difficult for the average visitor to distinguish between facts and his opinions.
Watchdog sites are all over the Net and I’ve not found one that I feel offers an objective view of the industry based solely on court cases and legal precedents. The writer’s bias toward certain pay plans or companies always seems to surface and make the information dubious at best.
Great site you’ve got here….
Tony Rush
March 14, 2005 at 7:56 am
Thanks Tony for enlightening me and for the comments about the site.
Jens