Gifting Activity Programs

Recently, an activity has come to my attention that is making people a lot of money. Gifting, as it is most often referred, is the act of giving someone a sum of money without expecting anything in return.

Gifting programs are programs set up to link together thousands of these "gifters" so that they can all benefit from one another's generosity. Based on the law of sowing and reaping, they are bringing hope to thousands of people who want to change their financial situation in the quickest way possible.

Gifting programs are extremely private. Those involved are only permitted to invite someone to be their guest personally. If someone is fortunate enough to be invited to participate in a gifting activity, they are granted access to a live phone call, which usually lasts for 30 minutes. At that point they are given a choice about whether or not they have what it takes to join the activity.

Selfish people have a very difficult time doing this activity. In other words, if someone is focused on going to work to make just enough money for themselves, they will be much less likely to be willing to reach out to people to help them. These type of people also tend to be more skeptical in general.

As far as I can tell, this activity is completely legal. This is based on the fact that there are no laws governing the giving of money up to a certain amount to anyone you want.

However, gifting programs have upset a very influential community in the money-making arena: Network Marketers. Many of them view gifting as getting something for nothing.

One of the networkers I spoke to expressed the opinion that emotions like desperation and/or greed are what inspire people to gravitate toward gifting programs. Also, he felt that gifting programs would in some way threaten his reputation, which he said he valued more than money.

Another networker related the gifting activity inviter to a snake oil salesman, calling the activity one of many here today gone tommorrow, get rich quick on auto-pliot programs. Apparently, he has yet to meet a long term leader in his industry who made it with a gifting program.

Once someone understands the basic mechanics and principles that drive gifting acivities, however, they may find that their concerns are laid to rest. In the end, it will up to them to decide. That is, if they ever get the chance to take a look in the first place.