Well, there are a whole bunch of ticked off people in the internet marketing world these days because of a little system known as the Streamline Funnel System. Paul Birdsall and friends have really gotten under the skin of lots of people by sucking them in with the promise of an automated web 3.0 business that makes them money on complete autopilot.

Needless to say that the hype turned out to be just that, a big pile of stinky hype. The magic web 3.0 software has delivered very little for some and nothing for most. No wonder they wouldn’t sell the software to all the lead companies requesting to buy it. You can’t sell an imaginary software hahaha! There were some pockets padded very well though because of the illusion being sold to countless thousands of victims.

I was one of the suckers. Yes, I have been in since the beginning and have spent well over a thousand dollars on imaginary leads packages. What an idiot! Don’t get me wrong here, I have made quite a bit of money with sfs but it was all from my own recruiting efforts. Everyone I sponsored fell for the lead package hype just like me and I began to feel guilty as time went on for collecting commissions off of people who had been suckered like me.

So I started encouraging everyone to stop buying the packages. I mean, what’s the point? The respect and trust of the people in my downline is way more important to me than that stupid commission check. The trust and respect you build with acquaintances in internet marketing is your lifeline and I will not jeopardize that! I worked hard to build trust with all of these people and I would rather take a loss than to see these people get taken for their hard earned money.

As a whole, sfs is a good tool to use if you are in Shaklee or if you want to get involved in network marketing by joining Shaklee. Just make sure you are able to recruit new members yourself and make sure to tell them up front that the lead packages are junk. Aside from that Birdsall and the whole gang are pretty good at closing new people into your Shaklee business which is what sfs is centered around. I am now using a totally different, much more credible system to build my business.

SFS is not a total and complete scam but it is pretty close. What bothers me most about it is the fact that they promise complete automation and that draws people in with false hope. I have told the truth about the Streamline Funnel System in this article. I have experienced it first hand and believe it to be a bad decision if you are thinking about joining unless you are a good recruiter or are looking to get into the network marketing arena through Shaklee.

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