Good Evening Speakasians,
We all were pleasantly greeted with the news that speakasia management had started a blog for communicating with the panelist
Like everybody I was also thrilled and welcomed the pleasant news and appreciated the attempt of the company to open up a channel of communication with the panelists.
But my critical mind raises a few doubts on the authenticity of this Blog being the official medium of the company. Here is why:
1. The first post on the Blog is dated 12th August, 2011 suffers from a serious error. The author states in the blog that the Mumbai High Court had heard the bail application of Tarak Sahib and was pleased to deny extension of police custody. We all know that the Bail Application was heard by the Hon. Magistrate Court at Esplanade Court (Quila Court). I am sure if this was indeed an official Blog by the company for communicating with the panelists such a major mistake would not have occurred.
2. If indeed this is a company initiative then why after the first post on the 12th August, 2011 did the company remain silent for all these days. They should have attempted to popularize the Blog from 12th itself, the panelists have all been waiting for some sort of official communication and everybody would have been surely happy to welcome such an initiative of the company.
3. This also now raises doubts on the authenticity of the letter of Mrs. Harendar Kaur. Was the letter planted by the same authors of the Blog? We have all read various communications of Mrs. Kaur and we know her to be an articulate writer the current letter has grammatical mistakes and spelling errors.
4. I know many panelists have got some sort of confirmation from the SAOL officials but then maybe they themselves have been misguided.
I want to be proved wrong this time and I hope all that is written above is wrong and this entire exercise is indeed of the company.
Like they say “It is better to be safe than sorry”
During my interaction with various panelists from across the country I have come across major mistakes people have committed in their quest to have signups which is now leading to trouble, I wish to share these errors with you so that in future these mistakes are not committed you will realize that these mistakes have been committed by people who had implicit faith in the company and these steps were taken as a short cut to reach huge numbers.
• I know of people who have given personal post dated cheques to their direct sponsored downline equaling to the amount that the joining in panelist paid for the subscriptions. Why will someone do something as stupid as this? How are you personally responsible for the decision taken by the panelist after having fully satisfied themselves after hearing the SAOL business module?
• Some people have signed affidavits giving personal assurances to the panelists on the safety of their Monies. This is also going one step too far.
Having implicit trust and faith in the company is one thing, going absolutely over board is another.
These are the kind of panelists who have used the term “Investment” which has become our nemesis. This word is nothing short of committing blasphemy against the company and its revolutionary business module.
One other important complaint I hear across the board is that up lines do not answer the phones of the downline. Leaders have all gone unreachable. Many leaders have changed their numbers and are not approachable. This is what has angered the downline especially the panelists who joined after March-April and have not received any payouts and they feel cheated.
Just to give a personal example, not that I want to brag about my efforts, since I have become the secretary of the AISPA and somehow my phone number has found its way into the public domain I have been flooded with hundreds of phone calls from across the country and I have answered each and every phone call, even called back the missed calls this is the kind of proactive interaction the downline expects from their sponsors and the leaders whom they have looked up at when they joined this revolution called Speakasia.
We need to understand that we are associates of an international company which has always professed absolutely clean, honest and professional conduct. We need to match this corporate philosophy of SAOL and prove without doubt what it actually means when we say “Proud to be a Speakasian”
I urge all panelists’ brethren to draw inspiration from our company top honchos.
Learn from the vision and courage of our Chairperson and Global CEO Mrs. Harendar Kaurji; imbibe the coolness and articulation of our CEO Mr. Manoj Kumarji, wear the Tiger spirit and never say die attitude of our inspirational and beloved CEO Mr. Tarak Bajpai, take a lesson from Mr. Narayanan’s aggressiveness and his eye for detail, if we are able to even include some degree of all these qualities in our selves we will be a changed person and then I am sure we will be true leaders and a catalyst of change in our own and in the lives of people whom we touch.
“People are made of flesh and blood and a miracle fibre called courage”.
~ Mignon McLaughlin
Proud to be a speakasian
Jai Speakasia
Ashok Bahirwani
Secretary
AISPA
We all were pleasantly greeted with the news that speakasia management had started a blog for communicating with the panelist
Like everybody I was also thrilled and welcomed the pleasant news and appreciated the attempt of the company to open up a channel of communication with the panelists.
But my critical mind raises a few doubts on the authenticity of this Blog being the official medium of the company. Here is why:
1. The first post on the Blog is dated 12th August, 2011 suffers from a serious error. The author states in the blog that the Mumbai High Court had heard the bail application of Tarak Sahib and was pleased to deny extension of police custody. We all know that the Bail Application was heard by the Hon. Magistrate Court at Esplanade Court (Quila Court). I am sure if this was indeed an official Blog by the company for communicating with the panelists such a major mistake would not have occurred.
2. If indeed this is a company initiative then why after the first post on the 12th August, 2011 did the company remain silent for all these days. They should have attempted to popularize the Blog from 12th itself, the panelists have all been waiting for some sort of official communication and everybody would have been surely happy to welcome such an initiative of the company.
3. This also now raises doubts on the authenticity of the letter of Mrs. Harendar Kaur. Was the letter planted by the same authors of the Blog? We have all read various communications of Mrs. Kaur and we know her to be an articulate writer the current letter has grammatical mistakes and spelling errors.
4. I know many panelists have got some sort of confirmation from the SAOL officials but then maybe they themselves have been misguided.
I want to be proved wrong this time and I hope all that is written above is wrong and this entire exercise is indeed of the company.
Like they say “It is better to be safe than sorry”
During my interaction with various panelists from across the country I have come across major mistakes people have committed in their quest to have signups which is now leading to trouble, I wish to share these errors with you so that in future these mistakes are not committed you will realize that these mistakes have been committed by people who had implicit faith in the company and these steps were taken as a short cut to reach huge numbers.
• I know of people who have given personal post dated cheques to their direct sponsored downline equaling to the amount that the joining in panelist paid for the subscriptions. Why will someone do something as stupid as this? How are you personally responsible for the decision taken by the panelist after having fully satisfied themselves after hearing the SAOL business module?
• Some people have signed affidavits giving personal assurances to the panelists on the safety of their Monies. This is also going one step too far.
Having implicit trust and faith in the company is one thing, going absolutely over board is another.
These are the kind of panelists who have used the term “Investment” which has become our nemesis. This word is nothing short of committing blasphemy against the company and its revolutionary business module.
One other important complaint I hear across the board is that up lines do not answer the phones of the downline. Leaders have all gone unreachable. Many leaders have changed their numbers and are not approachable. This is what has angered the downline especially the panelists who joined after March-April and have not received any payouts and they feel cheated.
Just to give a personal example, not that I want to brag about my efforts, since I have become the secretary of the AISPA and somehow my phone number has found its way into the public domain I have been flooded with hundreds of phone calls from across the country and I have answered each and every phone call, even called back the missed calls this is the kind of proactive interaction the downline expects from their sponsors and the leaders whom they have looked up at when they joined this revolution called Speakasia.
We need to understand that we are associates of an international company which has always professed absolutely clean, honest and professional conduct. We need to match this corporate philosophy of SAOL and prove without doubt what it actually means when we say “Proud to be a Speakasian”
I urge all panelists’ brethren to draw inspiration from our company top honchos.
Learn from the vision and courage of our Chairperson and Global CEO Mrs. Harendar Kaurji; imbibe the coolness and articulation of our CEO Mr. Manoj Kumarji, wear the Tiger spirit and never say die attitude of our inspirational and beloved CEO Mr. Tarak Bajpai, take a lesson from Mr. Narayanan’s aggressiveness and his eye for detail, if we are able to even include some degree of all these qualities in our selves we will be a changed person and then I am sure we will be true leaders and a catalyst of change in our own and in the lives of people whom we touch.
“People are made of flesh and blood and a miracle fibre called courage”.
~ Mignon McLaughlin
Proud to be a speakasian
Jai Speakasia
Ashok Bahirwani
Secretary
AISPA
