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IJANGO  IS STRONG: this cutting edge offering from Steve Smith and Cameron Sharpe.

IiJango is in the pre-launch phase  and there are some serious benefits to getting started now.

iJango is a customizable personal web portal and home page that pays to surf through.  Anything on the internet can be accessed from the iJango home page plus there is money to be made.

Income is  generated through purchases made through the portal as well as advertising revenues generated by surfing through the site and retailers paying commissions. Distributers give away the iJango portal and get paid for any purchases made through the iJango portal. Cool concept.

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Steve Smith, co founder of EXCEL communications is in charge of this network marketing opportunity. He is famous for bringing excel  to a 1.5 billion dollar business.  While other company’s decide to hire a lot of sales people and pay for expensive advertising to get their revenues Steve decide that networking was the way to go.  And was he ever right.  Excel became the youngest company to join the New York Stock Exchange.  Excel also was the fastest company to billion in sales in American business history.  Steve Smith had 1.5 million associates in his downline.  That is an amazing number. 

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