Comments on: What Mom Taught Us

By: Paul Dyer

Paul Dyer — Mon, 11 May 2009 15:30:11 +0000

Hello Steph and family.

In this world where personal ethics seems to be diminishing more and more everyday it is truly refreshing to know that there are people like you in the internet marketing world who truly care about the people they do business with and try to provide us with true help and support in trying to start and build internet businesses. So many times in dealing with other marketers I feel like I am dealing with a used car salesman who only cares about how much money he can get out of me for some lemon of a car that he knows is a piece of junk. Mr B is the fool for not realizing how much you care about your customers and that you are doing your very best to provide life changing information to your customers for virtually a pitance. I am in the process of unsubscribing from a large number of lists I am signed up to because they are not providing me quality information and are wasting my time. Your list is one I will MOST CERTAINLY not be unsubscribing from. Hope you all had a wonderful mother’s day.

Paul

By: Chris Sieveking

Chris Sieveking — Sun, 10 May 2009 22:09:20 +0000

Hi Stephanie,
Yes like you I feel the old ‘maxims’ are a good guide, and yes my mum who has long since passed on instilled the same work ethic in me.

I feel sad when someone is so small minded not to understand the ‘need’ to cover costs and will I’m sure be the loser by not being able to listen to the wisdom of the CD and perhaps more importantly have the generosity of your help with his business…..

You are better without him on your list…

A friend, I hope, in business - Chris Sieveking

By: Richard Mosely

Richard Mosely — Sun, 10 May 2009 20:32:00 +0000

Beautiful Post Stephanie…thank you,

When you mentioned in your first email about the nominal cost for shipping, that should have more than covered any dis-gruntled’s. Sure, he did mention another way that it could have been framed….but…..how he responded was rude and ‘off the hook’ in my opinion, for the quality help to all that you provide.

Am so sorry that you had to experience that kind of response.
Totally grew up with the values above gratefully instilled, and try to follow them to the best of my ability.

Thank you so much for all of yourself that you give, and in the manner that you do!

Richard

By: Bob Marconi

Bob Marconi — Sun, 10 May 2009 19:31:37 +0000

In one respect I agree with the writer. How many times have I had to hunt for the cost of a product or service, to the point you have to bring up the Paypal form to find the price!

Like you, I believe in being right upfront all. I know ‘free’ does not mean ‘free’. It means I will have to give up my time to fill out a form w/name, email, etc. And my time is no more nor less value than the next person. Or I will have to ‘pay’ S/H.

Thanks for every thing you do and have a Great Mother’s Day!.

By: James Allen Pauley-Barker

James Allen Pauley-Barker — Sun, 10 May 2009 19:18:31 +0000

That was very said…because my mother instill these same values into me when I was growing up. I haven’t seen my mother in about 4yrs, and I’m planning to go see her next month and we both can’t wait!! Thanks for sharing these wonderful thoughts with us, and these thoughts will help to remind us all who we should always be thankful for…Thanks Again, Your Friend In Business; James Allen Pauley-Barker

Dido…Pass It On!!

> Do unto others as you would have them do unto you!
> It is better to give than to receive!
> Believe in yourself!
> Honesty is the best policy!