There is a VERY BIG difference between the "PRYAMID SCHEME" and the
"NETWORK MARKETING".
I worked with a company called "DWG" or "ENVIROTECH INTERNATIONAL"
a few years back, this was a "NETWORK MARKETING COMPANY" which sold some
very good products...there are a number of company's that work like this
including "AVON", "MARY KAY COSMETICS".
These are technically called "multi-level marketing" company's
which is how was able to buy my first Dakota.
WAL-MART is not structured like this....in any way, shape, or form!
If AMSOIL is set up like this I will not be using any of that product.
Ron-
'01 Dakota Sport 3.9
Street,Strip,and Show
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mallett, Donald B" <Donald.Mallett@BNSF.com>
To: "'DML'" <dakota-truck@dakota-truck.net>
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 2:19 AM
Subject: Re: DML: Dual-remote oil filtration system
>
> Hmmmm, WOW, Huh, What can I say..... I just asked about mounting the unit.
> As far as witch oil is better, Mobil 1 or AMSOIL? To me both are great
> oils!
> Mobil is a big dog of the corporate world and AMSOIL is a small dog. ME,
> I'm
> one for cheering on the underdogs anyway :-) Mobil 1 has much deeper
> pockets
> so of course they have more resources for the slick adds, the racing deals
> with the big race teams and so on. AMSOIL like any small company, needs to
> work harder and stay on the straight and narrow.
> About the marketing of AMSOIL, Its called "Network Marketing" If you knew
> what or how the "pyramid scams" worked and why they are illegal you would
> know the difference. By the way, isn't Wall-Mart and any other store in
> fact, like a network marketing in a round about way? The person working
> putting stuff on the shelves and give their expert advise (opinion) and
> the
> cashiers up to the store manager to the CEO all are in a chain of making
> a
> little bit of money off of each item sold? Just with network marketing,
> you
> control you own life and living your own dreams! As a dealer of AMSOIL
> myself, I feel the products are worth the extra buck or so. By the time I
> figure in the discount for being a dealer, the tax breaks for owning my
> own
> business..... Yea its worth it! In fact here is my web site....
> www.lubedealer.com/mallett. No I'm not spamming anyone here. In fact in
> close to year of being a dealer this is the first I mentioned anything
> about.
> David, Thanks for answering the question about mounting the unit. Do you
> have a dual oil filter mount unit or the AMSOIL Dual-remote oil filtration
> system? Any way sounds like you have it well protected there also! How did
> you run the hoses? Did you notice and drop in pressure?
> Some one brought up the point about how hot the oils gets. I did have a
> oil
> cooler on the truck for a 1 1/2 years. Found that by having mounted in
> front
> of the A/C condenser that put a large load on the A/C unit. Really never
> did
> noticed a major decrease in engine temp with it anyway. The heat from the
> oil cooler just got passed back to the A/C condenser and radiator anyway.
> at
> some point mounting a oil cooler with its own fan somewhere other then in
> front of the radiator would be helpful.
> I'm not one for long ranting like this but all I did ask about the
> mounting
> of the unit! Yea, I know free speech and all so feel free to slam be back!
> Buy the way, any one else have a dual unit mounted anywhere?
> Thanks for all the information folks!
> --
> *------------------------------Y2KOTA------------------------------*
> Don Mallett
> Y2K QC 4.7L Auto SLT+
> http://www.mallettservices.com/y2kota.html
> *----Yea, its only a truck; But it's my truck! Now get over it!----*
>
>
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