Ijango Business Model

First, I would like to address the questions out there regarding the legitimacy of our ijango business Model. While we have had to deal with a ijango release that was obviously not as level as we expected, you need to recognize that the ijango website is a absolute real thing. Ijango is constructed to generate revenues through the traffic you originate for it. Our ijango model is and continues to be designed around generating faithful revenues through the providing of beneficial online tools and relationships. 

In order to assist all ijango customers with the ijango portal, we are implementing a feedback icon on the foot of all ijango portal pages that will enable ijango customers to make known their thoughts and critiques on all pages. This, in perspective will greatly enhance help sections that will yield you to ijango search topics and view ijango tutorials will create much more accessible information for our ijango customers.

ABOUT CAMERON B. SHARPE

The vast majority of Click Sniper's claims circulate around Cameron Sharpe. We wish Mr. Sharpe continued prosperity in turning his life around (see Mr. Sharpe's personal web page at www.cameronbsharpe.com). Nevertheless, his past personal issues have become the general distraction for the Ijango company. Therefore, this will conclude that Mr. Sharpe has agreed to not have any Ijango ownership importance or influence in the Ijango company. He is not an executive of the Ijango company. The remainder of Click Sniper's claims appears to be based upon a implanted misunderstanding of how the Ijango company operates. We intend to correspond directly to such misunderstanding.

ABOUT STEPHEN R. SMITH

Chairman Stephen R. Smith is a hugely succeeding entrepreneur known world-wide as one of the true to the core Texas mavericks. In the mid-1980’s, Mr. Smith developed an importance in the network marketing business model. He recognized the marketing and compensation strategy was ideally suited for the marketing and distribution of services, rather than tangible products. Relying on his intuition, he advised and deployed his network-marketing strategy at a telecommunication startup company. This concept on the spot grew to become Excel Communications -- a billion dollar publicly traded long-distance company that, in total paid out hundreds of millions of dollars in commissions to its Representatives for building their billion-dollar customer base.

ABOUT RAYNER SMITH

Rayner Smith is the CEO of iJango and is no stranger to network marketing industry. Old enough to recall the experiences and financial hardships his family endured through their struggles while his father worked to find success in network marketing, he learned at an early age that nothing good comes easy. “While all the other kids had heroes that were sports figures or movie stars, I was looking up to top earners like Chuck Hoover and Barbara & Mike Lammons,” said Rayner. Raised in Austin, Texas and educated at Texas Christian University, he graduated from the Neeley School of Business with a degree in Business Management. Rayner Smith has since started and managed several technology companies in Austin and has managed his families’ interests and investments. Bringing a unique perspective of a formal business education and a firsthand understanding of how network marketing works and the affect it has on families positioned him perfectly to lead the operations at iJango.