Pacific Beach…Oooooooouch!!!

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You can break glass w/spark plug tips. I guess if you throw it at a window, it will shatter the window. Very effective on cars. Not sure about house windows. In any case, it is considered by the police as a “burglar’s tool” of the trade, so to speak. Really no other reason to carry them around.

In any case, OC Renter has an update on the Swan-song’s world escape on BMIT

I went by the house and checked it out. If anyone is interested, I posted on SDL

[Allan from Fallbrook]

jp: This might appear to be a stupid question, but what, exactly, do they do? I checked out the Swan Lifestyle website, but there is nothing in terms of content there. This “hybrid business model” they tout/shill could be anything.

I understand the MLM concept, but don’t you have to have something in terms of a product or service in order to gull your “downline”?

Similar question to mine on BMIT. I’m not understanding why someone would leave a lucrative position with GSK for something with apparently dubious prospects.

Any ideas?

[Allan from Fallbrook]

jp: This might appear to be a stupid question, but what, exactly, do they do? I checked out the Swan Lifestyle website, but there is nothing in terms of content there. This “hybrid business model” they tout/shill could be anything.

I understand the MLM concept, but don’t you have to have something in terms of a product or service in order to gull your “downline”?

Similar question to mine on BMIT. I’m not understanding why someone would leave a lucrative position with GSK for something with apparently dubious prospects.

Any ideas?

[Allan from Fallbrook]

jp: This might appear to be a stupid question, but what, exactly, do they do? I checked out the Swan Lifestyle website, but there is nothing in terms of content there. This “hybrid business model” they tout/shill could be anything.

I understand the MLM concept, but don’t you have to have something in terms of a product or service in order to gull your “downline”?

Similar question to mine on BMIT. I’m not understanding why someone would leave a lucrative position with GSK for something with apparently dubious prospects.

Any ideas?

[Allan from Fallbrook]

jp: This might appear to be a stupid question, but what, exactly, do they do? I checked out the Swan Lifestyle website, but there is nothing in terms of content there. This “hybrid business model” they tout/shill could be anything.

I understand the MLM concept, but don’t you have to have something in terms of a product or service in order to gull your “downline”?

Similar question to mine on BMIT. I’m not understanding why someone would leave a lucrative position with GSK for something with apparently dubious prospects.

Any ideas?

[Allan from Fallbrook]

jp: This might appear to be a stupid question, but what, exactly, do they do? I checked out the Swan Lifestyle website, but there is nothing in terms of content there. This “hybrid business model” they tout/shill could be anything.

I understand the MLM concept, but don’t you have to have something in terms of a product or service in order to gull your “downline”?

Similar question to mine on BMIT. I’m not understanding why someone would leave a lucrative position with GSK for something with apparently dubious prospects.

Any ideas?

[Ren]

Unless you have anti-nausea medication handy, do NOT go to youtube and search for “swanlifestyle”.

[Ren]

Unless you have anti-nausea medication handy, do NOT go to youtube and search for “swanlifestyle”.

[Ren]

Unless you have anti-nausea medication handy, do NOT go to youtube and search for “swanlifestyle”.

[Ren]

Unless you have anti-nausea medication handy, do NOT go to youtube and search for “swanlifestyle”.

[Ren]

Unless you have anti-nausea medication handy, do NOT go to youtube and search for “swanlifestyle”.

[jpinpb]

Allan – not a stupid question. Thats’s what everyone was trying to figure out. OC et al came to the conclusion that they sell nothing. Dreams of a rich lifestyle maybe. It’s MLM of websites, maybe? Get people to buy a “Lifestyle of the rich and famous” website and sell it to other people. Some ridiculous concept.

Clearly from the checking I did, in the past few years they made about half a mil in real estate. Questionable how much, if anything, they made in their scam business.

However, no “proven” income got them 1.7 million dollars in loans to “buy” a house.

Ren – I know. Makes you want to puke.

[jpinpb]

Allan – not a stupid question. Thats’s what everyone was trying to figure out. OC et al came to the conclusion that they sell nothing. Dreams of a rich lifestyle maybe. It’s MLM of websites, maybe? Get people to buy a “Lifestyle of the rich and famous” website and sell it to other people. Some ridiculous concept.

Clearly from the checking I did, in the past few years they made about half a mil in real estate. Questionable how much, if anything, they made in their scam business.

However, no “proven” income got them 1.7 million dollars in loans to “buy” a house.

Ren – I know. Makes you want to puke.

[jpinpb]

Allan – not a stupid question. Thats’s what everyone was trying to figure out. OC et al came to the conclusion that they sell nothing. Dreams of a rich lifestyle maybe. It’s MLM of websites, maybe? Get people to buy a “Lifestyle of the rich and famous” website and sell it to other people. Some ridiculous concept.

Clearly from the checking I did, in the past few years they made about half a mil in real estate. Questionable how much, if anything, they made in their scam business.

However, no “proven” income got them 1.7 million dollars in loans to “buy” a house.

Ren – I know. Makes you want to puke.

[jpinpb]

Allan – not a stupid question. Thats’s what everyone was trying to figure out. OC et al came to the conclusion that they sell nothing. Dreams of a rich lifestyle maybe. It’s MLM of websites, maybe? Get people to buy a “Lifestyle of the rich and famous” website and sell it to other people. Some ridiculous concept.

Clearly from the checking I did, in the past few years they made about half a mil in real estate. Questionable how much, if anything, they made in their scam business.

However, no “proven” income got them 1.7 million dollars in loans to “buy” a house.

Ren – I know. Makes you want to puke.

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