Comments on: GNLD international and foster sponsoring

By: David & Heide

David & Heide — Fri, 26 Jan 2018 14:55:36 +0000

Hi Emmanuel.
Thanks for visiting.
May I ask, do you have any prospects in the USA and UK for whom you need some local help?

By: Emmanuel Ghansah

Emmanuel Ghansah — Sat, 20 Jan 2018 15:50:40 +0000

Looking for sponsorship in USA and UK

By: David & Heide

David & Heide — Sun, 12 Jun 2016 10:51:25 +0000

Hi Rosemary.
To be frank, I’m out of touch with the current mechanics of foster sponsoring.
May I suggest you have a chat with a member of your upline. Someone will surely have distributors in other countries and will be only too pleased to show you how they did it.

By: Rosemary M Ganyaufu

Rosemary M Ganyaufu — Tue, 31 May 2016 15:04:03 +0000

Im happy to hear about foster sponsering.can you please explain more to me

By: David & Heide

David & Heide — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 12:12:29 +0000

Hi Andy.
Sorry for the delay in replying to you.
It is possible for a distributor registered here in South Africa to join GNLD in, say, Australia as well.
The distributor has to tell GNLD which of the two countries should be deemed the main country. Earnings from sales, and pv from the team in the second country are then channelled to the main country and added to the totals there.
There are regional differences (Singapore has a new business model, for example), so please check with GNLD in Fremont if a similar arrangement to the RSA/Australia one I’ve mentioned applies for the USA and Mexico.
Exciting prospects! Wish you all the best with your business expansion.

By: Andy Nunes

Andy Nunes — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 22:06:25 +0000

Thanks for the great info! I’m a distributor in the US and my wife and I are planning on moving to Mexico in a year or so. We would like to continue to grow our business in Mexico, and I’m not sure how that will work… will I have to sign up as a new distributor in Mexico and forfeit my current downline distributors? Will my sponsors here continue to benefit from my business in Mexico, or only the business in the US? Thanks for your help!!

By: David & Heide

David & Heide — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 17:49:42 +0000

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By: Paulurbans

Paulurbans — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 15:42:26 +0000

Its exciting being part of a mult national biz,an in Uganda-Africa and would like to expand my buz out of the country soon!Thanks for all the help

By: David & Heide

David & Heide — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 18:01:20 +0000

Hello Ejikeme. Thanks for visiting, and for your interest in GNLD.
Starting GNLD in Senegal would not be easy for you. But it’s not impossible, and is usually driven by demand.
Let me explain that…
The nearest country to Senegal, where GNLD is operating, is Ghana.
And the GNLD Centre is in Accra.
You would need to join GNLD in Ghana, so you could buy products from GNLD there. (I can help you with that).
Then you take the products back to Senegal, and sell them.
To develop your business, you would work to increase the number of customers, and also tell everyone about the GNLD opportunity.
People who want to start their own GNLD business would join GNLD in Ghana, in your team.
As your team grows, more and more products are sold, and you will start to earn a bonus from GNLD.
The more people you have in your team selling products, the bigger the bonus you get.
I have written a detailed explanation of how the GNLD bonus system works, on our website at http://www.healthybusiness.co.za in the extra income business option.
So rather than writing a very long email now, please visit the website and read through the information, Ejikeme.
This is how GNLD has spread from South Africa to neighbouring countries like Botswana, Mozambique, and Angola.
People have come across the border, bought products, taken them home, and sold them.
And encouraged people to join their team.
Your growing team would also get GNLD’s attention, and encourage them to look at the possibility of making GNLD available in Senegal. It is a business decision, so if the demand for products in Senegal is big enough, GNLD will eventually open a Centre there.
The reason I said it’s not easy is that there is a lot of travelling involved for you and your team.
And you have to go out with cash money for the products.
Then bring the GNLD products back through border posts, where Senegalese import duties and levies may be imposed.
I hope this initial information is helpful for you. If you would like more detail about any aspect, please email me, Ejikeme.
Best wishes, David.

By: ejikeme

ejikeme — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 12:14:43 +0000

i want to start gnld in senegal.how possiple is it.senegal dont know about gnld.