Sourcing Secret - Press Thank Button If Your Awesome

Here is the reason i dont like this kind of "thanks begging" : what it indicates is that the only reason you are posting info is to get thanks. You have no genuine desire to help others or bring any value to this place. All that you are concerned about is getting your thank you count high.
Do you do favors and help your friends only if they tell you thank you? And them let them know 3 times in one sentence how grateful they should be? If that is the case then , im sorry. Looks kind of desperate and shallow . Or are you kind to them because you genuinely care?

P.S and you said that you are getting raped every time you are asking something back. Dude , have you had a chance to look around this forum? Have you read some of the methods? A lot of the info on this site is invaluable and we really should be paying a lot of money for that info , but we get it for free. Is that not enough for you as a thank you?

regarding those huge "thank-you" threads, aren't those the same thing as asking for thank yous??? lol
 
Have some self-respect. Asking for thanks repeatedly makes you look pathetic. Man up.
 
The members that aren't idiots here at BHW get turned-off by "Thanks Whores".

Cheers! - "Wiz"
Fixed that for ya Wiz. ;)

@ yao1994 By find sources, do you actually mean this is how you are finding distributors in your area? Because you say
why would companies not want more sales?
and I don't think asking a company for their product source would make them any more sales; you'd basically be cutting them out of the loop. If I wanted to sell Pauls Shampoo, and I called them and asked what their source was, in my mind I'd be asking "who makes Pauls Shampoo for you?" That would make them no money as I would be buying from over their head. But if I asked them "who are your distributors" I'd get a list of people that sell their products to other business if they wouldn't sell to me directly.

Perhaps I've just misunderstood what you wrote though. :confused:
 
Say Walmart stocks Nike tennis rackets... you'd call Nike (the brand) not Walmart!

Not sure why people are finding it so difficult to understand what a products brand is...

EDIT: This thread has been dead for a while... my apologies, but still.

Fixed that for ya Wiz. ;)

@ yao1994 By find sources, do you actually mean this is how you are finding distributors in your area? Because you say
and I don't think asking a company for their product source would make them any more sales; you'd basically be cutting them out of the loop. If I wanted to sell Pauls Shampoo, and I called them and asked what their source was, in my mind I'd be asking "who makes Pauls Shampoo for you?" That would make them no money as I would be buying from over their head. But if I asked them "who are your distributors" I'd get a list of people that sell their products to other business if they wouldn't sell to me directly.

Perhaps I've just misunderstood what you wrote though. :confused:
 
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