Rose,
Dear Rose, I feel your pain. When someone gets an idea in their mind, unless they are willing to challenge that idea, the best you can do is walk away. I read in a very old book, "do not cast your pearls to the swine".

Obviously, pearls and swine are metafores. I hope you understand.

Bruce

I think that sometimes we have to view a response like that as his freedom to choose, and perhaps if such person will listen, we inform them as best we can and move on. it's possible that that person could be convinced another day and convert to a WA defender; there goes human nature. Thanks for sharing, Rose.

Rose,
I haven't encountered this situation before but I think a lot of people have been scammed and are very suspicious of anything that sounds like it could be a scam. I was even skeptical at first even though the reviews had been positive. At the end of the day who cares what people think?
Erica

I think different people have different views and opinions of what a scam really is. It could mean many things depending on how it's being looked at; from another's viewpoint. If you ask someone why he/she thinks it's a scam you may be able to answer their concerns more precisely.
JMO
Barry

Hi Rose, it can be a challenging experience, I see this quite a bit on my travels. Usually, if you look into it a little bit it is someone that has either been here and became disenchanted because they didn't achieve some of the outcomes they expected to in the three weeks that they were a member or an opportunist who if you engage will be pushing a product, happens a lot.
I look it as an opportunity to engage within the group, commenting can be an art form. We can leverage negativity to our benefit if you handle the berating comment, others in the group will notice you. it will pay dividends. Believe in yourself.

Hello Rose, thanks for your blog. I suppose some people are still confused with what WA is a about. They think that they sign in and the "program" will make them money! They don't realised that they have to make it work. It takes effort, hard work and dedication to build a business. Anyway, we don't have to justify ourselves with this type of negative people. There will always be people who doubt. We can't help it! Most importantly is what WE believe. We know that WA does work. That's it.

Hey Rose,
Thanks for the post. Now, I could be wrong but, it wouldn't be the
first or last thing I get wrong, so there. So, here goes -
1. I really pity the poor uninformed nay-saying FOOL!!
2. Agree with the great comments of other members.
3. Finally, as Steve commented about Net Worth and I would
really be interested to find out if HE (FOOL) was as happy
with what he earned by playing around on FB as the more
successful WA-ers earned.

Boy - That really makes me feel better. Thanks for listening.
Cheers,
Ken

Hi Rose,
There are always the naysayers that are not motivated to do what it takes and want to bring everyone down to their level. I wouldn't waste my time with him but I may say something about my own experience because many of the other's that are reading the post will see through him. I call him a "schmuck in the mud".

Marty

If hes referring to learning as hoops than he sadly doesn't have a clue. He must be one of those people who think the money should just drop in his lap for doing nothing.I would just reply nicely by saying it's sad you feel that way, good luck and good bye.

Personally, I would take a baseball bat and ................no wait........that was the old me.

I would send him flowers and a thank you note for being such a wise person............and then ask by the way........what is YOUR net worth.

Of course, option three is just to let is pass like a cloud in the sky and know that he is probably a miserable and unhappy person, and we should all feel sorry for him.

Or fourth - return to the baseball bat idea?

Just sayin - keep all options open

And I say all of this with love in my heart,

All the best, Steve