Trying to find a match for a K-cup flavor

[RodriguezKaffe]

The point of offering preferred customer pricing, is so they people don't have to pay retail, and it gets delivered to their door. It also makes it convenient for the seller, so they don't have to stock up with a bunch of product that might not get sold right away, just have enough for their consumption, enough for a few sales and still able to hand out samples. It's really just a more simple and smart way to do business, and everyone wins.
A scheme? You must have story or something, otherwise why would you call anything a scheme? LOL. What happened?

 

[tazzadiluna]

If you have whole beans as an option, I'd consider trying some. Maybe a small sample size at first.

 

[eldub]

I'm in the business of selling specialty coffee. It's what I do for a living. There are many professionals on this site.

Folks with schemes and scams have been coming around for as long as I have been posting here. You aren't the first person to come around with a "business opportunity" and prolly won't be the last.

So are you denying that you are selling a multi-level marketing plan? I'm guessing someone sold you on the concept of starting your own business which can include retailing coffee products as well as signing up new reps to sell coffee products under you. So you come around here hoping to find people looking to start their own business with you earning a percentage on the sales they make as well as a cut from others they manage to sign up?

 

[tazzadiluna]

Just to be clear a-rod, my last post was more of a suggestion for you to offer whole beans. I'm not looking to sign up. I have a feeling you're not selling your own roasted coffee. You're probably more of an affiliate/reseller?

 

[RodriguezKaffe]

eldub, I'm in the business of building businesses. Coffee is just a vessel for me. I never denied anything.

You probably call it "scheme" or a "scam" because you have had a bad experience, or perhaps know someone that has. Still, that doesn't reflect the entire profession.

I didn't serve 8+ years as a United States Marine honorably, earning the rank of Staff Sergeant so I can get involved with a scheme. I'm about as red-blooded American as they come. Everything I do is legal and done with honor.

There is nothing about Network Marketing, that is a scheme. I am a Network Marketing Professional and a Home Based Business Consultant. In many countries they are considered equals to lawyers and doctors, because it is a proven profession, and if the work is down according to a proper plan and proven methods, business will grow. Network Marketing is a $167 billion+ industry. My sponsor/Father came from 20+ years of owning Real Estate/Mortgage business and franchises. Made tons of money and then found Network Marketing. 10+ years full time, he's completely left the Real Estate/Mortgage industry. If you know what kind of money people make in Real Estate/Mortgage, especially as a CEO/Bosses like he has for over 20 years, that should show the potential this profession has.

In America people tend to frown upon it because they look at MLM as a "lottery ticket" (like their business will build automatically, not the case, obviously), or Americans think of it as ONLY direct selling. Not always the case, when you're a Network Marketing Professional. Like any business, it takes hard work. No work put in, no pay out. Of course, you're entitled to your own opinion, I'm also not here to convince anyone of anything. I am merely networking and marketing a product.

tazzadiluna No problem at all! Like I had said above, I'm not trying to convince anyone. Someone either likes it or they don't and are looking for an opportunity or not. Like any business, it's a volume business. Whether it be customers or distributors, volume is volume. We don't offer whole beans at this time, but I can always send you a free sample of our instant black, if you'd like. Our 12oz bag is $26 wholesale, FYI.

 

[eldub]

A-Rod: I'm sorry for wording the above post the way that I did. And thanks for being level-headed enough not to escalate the negative vibe I was throwing around. You have earned my respect even if I don't agree with the business model you are selling.

 

[RodriguezKaffe]

No, thank you for taking the time to try and at least converse about it. I appreciate that.

Of course you don't have to agree with the business model, that's perfectly fine with me. As long as I'm respected as a human being, I'm happy. Not everyone will always agree with everything we do, and I'm okay with that.

I hope your day is going well! Looking forward to learning more about the big world of coffee! Thanks for the input so far and looking forward to many more positive interactions.

 

[PinkRose]

Hi RodriquezKaffe,

What is instant black? Is it just what you call your pre-ground coffee, or has it been chemically altered like other instant/dehydrated coffees.

 

[RodriguezKaffe]

Hi PinkRose, Instant black (or any of the other instant) is just our coffee 100% micro ground in an individual little sachets, to preserve freshness. We stayed away from any methods that can hurt the quality of the coffee. That way the micro ground coffee dissolves very nicely; we recommend letting the coffee sit for up to 5 minutes to get the most of out the coffee grind.

More details about the coffee Here

A few details about the coffee:

Our premium coffee beans are grown in a unique micro-climate on the slopes of an ancient Panamanian volcano. This enriching atmosphere produces sweet coffee beans, unique to the world. When combined with a rich blend of Chaga, Gotu Kola, Bacopa and other extracts creates what we believe is the healthiest and best tasting coffee available.

Our site is here: Sisel Kaffe (I can delete this later, or PM it to you)

More info from the President of the Company Chaga & Coffee