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| | The *Networker's First Stop Training Network is not currently active and cannot accept new posts | | #11 - The use of aliases and having more than one membership...... | Views: 1065 | | Feb 22, 2006 6:55 pm | | #11 - The use of aliases and having more than one membership...... | # |
Althea Garner | |
When you set up your Ryze membership and decide on a suitable 'name' for yourself, it is important to select one that will DRAW business - not repel it!
I have a member on one of my networks called Mr Wierdo! Now, WHO is going to feel safe doing business with Mr Wierdo?
Last year, I had an unpleasant experience with a Ryze member and found it necessary to ban him from my board. This member was later banned from Ryze, but continued to e-mail me for some time. It was clear by his e-mails that he could see every post on my network, and I later discovered that he had re-registered on Ryze under a fake name!
Let me make this clear: Ryze does NOT allow people to enrol under a fake name - you can use an alias, but the information submitted to Ryze must be authentic, or you will be banned from Ryze (yeah.... only to emerge under yet another fake name!!) BUT - Ryze is able to track your IP address (looks something like: 64.202.166.49) so I would not advise using multiple identities!
You ARE however, allowed to have more than one membership. For example, if you are an active Network leader and require more than the allowed 3 networks (under Platinum membership), you may register a second Platinum membership under the same name, for another 3 networks.
In my case, I have more than one business and have registered separate memberships for each of my business identities - however, they are both registered to MY (same) name.
(Remember, I am NEVER too busy for your referrals!)
Althea Garner
Realtor
First Team Real Estate
Huntington Beach South
http://firstteam.com/altheagarner/
We don't sell houses - we fulfill dreams!
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