Cash Gifting “No-No” Words
Posted in Cash Gifting on November 4th, 2010 by Ryan Biddulph – 11 Comments
Cash gifting is a private activity practiced among like-minded people.
It works like this: offer a cash gift to a private sharing club sponsor. The sponsor extends an invite to you. By accepting the invite you are free to share the opportunity with other people.
Since gifting is a private activity it’s important to share the practice accurately.
Try to refrain from using these words when describing cash gifting.
Business
Cash gifting is not a business. The cash gift changing hands is not a payment for goods and services. It’s a sum of money intended to help others.
A gifting club owes you nothing. It isn’t a company or corporation. Gifting communities are groups of private people who voluntarily come together in the spirit of giving.
Investment
Your cash gift is not an investment. There is no return on the gift.
I stress this point with new sponsors. The tendency is to tell others that “the initial investment is ____ dollars”, but this is inaccurate.
The only investment made when offering a cash gift is a spiritual investment.
Recruiting
Recruiting is strictly forbidden in gifting. If you encounter a sponsor who hounds you, run for the hills. This is a huckster who wants to part you from your money. This is both unethical and borderline illegal since the unwise sponsor is misrepresenting their program.
Loan
Your cash gift is not a loan. Don’t expect a return on your gift of the amount offered freely plus a percentage.
Legitimate gifting communities provide gifting and non-solicitation forms to be sent with each gift. Each form verifies the nature of the money changing hands.
Don’t flip out if you didn’t use the proper terminology to explain cash gifting in the past. Simple refrain from portraying gifting as a business and keep the appropriate terminology in mind for future discussions.
PS…Ryan Biddulph is a traveller, gifter and meditator who can help you prosper online with cash gifting.
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November 4th, 2010 10:40 am
Ryan has many ideas of making your dreams happen…It will take time , But at the end of the day, very worth it.
November 4th, 2010 1:11 pm
Hi Jayde,
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your kind comment
Have a great day! Ryan
November 4th, 2010 11:44 am
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November 4th, 2010 2:34 pm
Intriguing stuff Ryan. I didn't even really know about cash gifting, or even the idea of pyramid schemes until I entered into my primary passion of the network marketing industry.
Great post on defining a lot on what exactly cash gifting is all about.
Thanks
November 4th, 2010 3:45 pm
Hi Gregory,
I appreciate it
Gifting is definitely off the beaten path…….for now. My presence is still expanding 
Thanks again for commenting! Ryan
November 5th, 2010 4:12 am
Cash gifting all the way – not good though if you don't have the spare cash to give away
November 5th, 2010 8:36 am
Hi Peter, Thanks for stopping by and lending your support
Us cash gifter's can use it! Ryan
January 31st, 2011 10:49 am
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February 2nd, 2011 8:55 pm
Ryan, great post, man. And right on. I heard Dave Ramsey (financial guru) once say on his radio show that he doesn't do loans. When he has a family member trying to start a business, he (Ramsey) doesn't invest in it. All of these things require expectations. Instead, he gives to these people. It's a gift. It frees him from expecting anything, and it frees the other person from feeling obligated. Thanks for sharing.
February 3rd, 2011 9:26 am
Hi Bryan, That's the best way to look at it, and that's why I enjoy gifting so much. Giving freely elicits a wonderful feeling and it usually results in receiving generously, from the same person or somebody else. Thanks for sharing
RB
February 3rd, 2011 4:26 pm
Hi Bryan, That's the best way to look at it, and that's why I enjoy gifting so much. Giving freely elicits a wonderful feeling and it usually results in receiving generously, from the same person or somebody else. Thanks for sharing
RB