Kathy, Kathy, Kathy - your job sucks, so you bought into an MLM hoping to be rich. Join the millions of others who bought into it and can't get anyone to sign up. You let yourself be duped, and now you want to dupe others.
Uhm, "I, Robot" was a collection by Isaac Asimov.
what helps keep what out?
Kathy,
You apparently have absolutely no idea how Forbes comes up with their lists, and are falling for your own marketing rhetoric. Forbes does not rate companies out of the blue - companies apply and then are ranked against other applicants. You can be a crappy company but still be ranked if either the list is long enough or not enough applicants apply. Getting on that list has absolutely nothing to do with the SEC, however the SEC can investigate any publicly traded company (on the list, or not) if legalities can be questioned.
An example is a national company headquartered locally that was listed for two years on the Forbes list of Top 100 Companies to Work For, then went bankrupt the following year. Investigations revealed gross mismanagement and employee layoffs in the thousands. The only reason the SEC decided to investigate that particular company was because of the method they used to structure their internal business dealings.
Admit it - you know nothing, but just want to make a quick buck.
I can copy and paste just as well as you, except I have facts!
You apparently have absolutely no idea how Forbes comes up with their lists, and are falling for your own marketing rhetoric. Forbes does not rate companies out of the blue - companies apply and then are ranked against other applicants. You can be a crappy company but still be ranked if either the list is long enough or not enough applicants apply. Getting on that list has absolutely nothing to do with the SEC, however the SEC can investigate any publicly traded company (on the list, or not) if legalities can be questioned.
An example is a national company headquartered locally that was listed for two years on the Forbes list of Top 100 Companies to Work For, then went bankrupt the following year. Investigations revealed gross mismanagement and employee layoffs in the thousands. The only reason the SEC decided to investigate that particular company was because of the method they used to structure their internal business dealings.
Admit it - you know nothing, but just want to make a quick buck.
Also, as a PPL marketing shill, you should know better than to make gross misrepresentations about keeping items off of someone's credit report. Look up the FCRA, read it, understand it, then reconsider how you're selling legal services if you don't even understand the law.
I think David Andrews should have paid more attention in elementary school when his teachers were teaching spelling.
*flex* - having fun with a prepaid legal services person now! Good times all around!
I like how the UMAC site has a link for "weight control" and then a picture of their porky grand master! Hahaha!
Kathy, aka kstatonky, is peddling her MLM program because her Animal Industries degree apparently isn't enough to pay the bills.
She has no idea how Forbes comes up with their lists, and is falling for her own marketing rhetoric. Forbes does not rate companies out of the blue - companies apply and then are ranked against other applicants. You can be a crappy company but still be ranked if either the list is long enough or not enough applicants apply. Getting on that list has absolutely nothing to do with the SEC, however the SEC can investigate any company (on the list, or not) if securities legalities can be questioned.
An example is a national company headquartered locally that was listed for two years on the Forbes list of Top 100 Companies to Work For, then went bankrupt the following year. Investigations revealed gross mismanagement and employee layoffs in the thousands. The only reason the SEC decided to investigate that particular company was because of the method they used to structure their internal business dealings by selling parts of their company to other parts of their company.
Kathy won't respond to me, because her glass house would shatter.
Kathy, aka kstatonky, is peddling her MLM program because her Animal Industries degree apparently isn't enough to pay the bills.
She has no idea how Forbes comes up with their lists, and is falling for her own marketing rhetoric. Forbes does not rate companies out of the blue - companies apply and then are ranked against other applicants. You can be a crappy company but still be ranked if either the list is long enough or not enough applicants apply. Getting on that list has absolutely nothing to do with the SEC, however the SEC can investigate any company (on the list, or not) if securities legalities can be questioned.
An example is a national company headquartered locally that was listed for two years on the Forbes list of Top 100 Companies to Work For, then went bankrupt the following year. Investigations revealed gross mismanagement and employee layoffs in the thousands. The only reason the SEC decided to investigate that particular company was because of the method they used to structure their internal business dealings by selling parts of their company to other parts of their company.
Kathy won't respond to me, because her glass house would shatter.
Kathy, aka kstatonky, aka kstatongroup.com, is peddling her MLM program because her Animal Industries degree apparently isn't enough to pay the bills. Yeehaw!
Kathy, aka kstatonky, aka kstantongroup.com, aka Prepaid Legal Services shill, is peddling her MLM program because her Animal Industries degree apparently isn't enough to pay the bills.
Kathy, aka kstatonky, aka kstatongroup.com, aka duped prepaid legal services shill, is peddling her MLM program because her Animal Industries degree apparently isn't enough to pay the bills.
Kathy, aka kstatonky, aka kstatongroup.com, aka duped prepaid legal services shill, is peddling her MLM program because her Animal Industries degree apparently isn't enough to pay the bills.
She's so hell bent on trying to make a commission that she didn't even realize you were in the UK.
Kathy, aka kstatonky, aka kstatongroup.com, aka duped prepaid legal services shill, is peddling her MLM program because her Animal Industries degree apparently isn't enough to pay the bills.
Kathy, aka kstatonky, aka kstatongroup.com, aka duped prepaid legal services shill, is peddling her MLM program and earn commission payouts instead of actually helping.
Kathy, aka kstatonky, aka kstatongroup.com, aka duped prepaid legal services shill, is peddling her MLM program because her job with Lifetrack apparently isn't enough to pay the bills.
Kathy, aka kstatonky, aka kstatongroup.com, aka duped prepaid legal services shill, is peddling her MLM program because her job at LifeTrack apparently isn't enough to pay the bills.
She has no idea how Forbes comes up with their lists, and is falling for her own marketing rhetoric. Forbes does not rate companies out of the blue - companies apply and then are ranked against other applicants. You can be a crappy company but still be ranked if either the list is long enough or not enough applicants apply. Getting on that list has absolutely nothing to do with the SEC, however the SEC can investigate any company (on the list, or not) if securities legalities can be questioned.
An example is a national company headquartered locally that was listed for two years on the Forbes list of Top 100 Companies to Work For, then went bankrupt the following year. Investigations revealed gross mismanagement and employee layoffs in the thousands. The only reason the SEC decided to investigate that particular company was because of the method they used to structure their internal business dealings by selling parts of their company to other parts of their company.
Kathy won't respond to me, because her glass house would shatter.
Kathy, aka kstatonky, aka kstatongroup.com, aka duped prepaid legal services shill, is peddling her MLM program because her job at LifeTrack apparently isn't enough to pay the bills.
Kathy, aka kstatonky, aka kstatongroup.com, aka duped prepaid legal services shill, is peddling her MLM program because her job at LifeTrack apparently isn't enough to pay the bills.
Yah, who woulda thunk that the police might be a good first place to start, eh?
Ever heard of Crutchfield or Amazon?
