Anyone use UTVs?

[RoyJackson]

I did check out the web site and it does seem legit (with a caveat that I'm not going to bring up...yet). I'm going to do the teleconferencing.

 

[groundcover]

Let us know how it goes Roy.

 

[RoyJackson]

Let us know how it goes Roy.

Will do...

 

[troutsqueezer]

Why don't you save yourself a lot of money and spend some time reading about UTV's here or even on another dedicated UTV forum? You'll find all you need to know, or is that too easy? :jaded:

 

[troutsqueezer]

Will do...

Roy, when the original post contains Chinese characters and offers something for nothing, it's a sure sign. Remember, this is the Internet. irate:

 

[smstonypoint]

ignitedusa.com is the exact link for those who are still concerned. Happy to address any other concerns if needed.

Why don't you save yourself a lot of money and spend some time reading about UTV's here or even on another dedicated UTV forum? You'll find all you need to know, or is that too easy? :jaded:

Ignited is a marketing research/advertising firm. Presumably the firm (on behalf of its client) is interested in customer/user input on matters related to UTVs -- input that cannot be obtained from reading UTV sites. The OP says the process would take one hour, so some of the questions/issues may require followup.

Roy, when the original post contains Chinese characters and offers something for nothing, it's a sure sign. Remember, this is the Internet. irate:

If the OP composed the message in Word (or similar program) and used enhanced text, copying and then pasting the message to TBN would result in the strange symbols.

Participants should use their own judgement, but I don't see any prima facie evidence of a scam.

Steve

 

[johnk]

Will do...

Careful out there ROY!!

 

[RoyJackson]

I'll let you folks know what goes...

 

[RoyJackson]

Bit of an update:
I received all the teleconferencing (via Skype) information.
However, as I'd already informed ignusa, I'd have to check to see if I could use my wife's PC, as I do not have Skype or a webcam. Turns out she hasn't used Skype in quite a while and her webcam (a old one) doesn't work.
So, I responded to ignusa and suggested a phone conference instead...the ball is now in their court.

I had mentioned a caveat about this teleconferencing in post #11. IgnUSA said they'd pay anyone willing to do the teleconference $100.....ok, that's fine. But to get the $100, I'd have to submit a W-9 form. I'm not real nuts about that. However, since ignusa would consider this a business expense and for the purposes of the teleconference, I'd be an "employee". I understand their point of view...and I am willing to do the phone conference (if they want to pursue that).

 

[smstonypoint]

Bit of an update:
I received all the teleconferencing (via Skype) information.
However, as I'd already informed ignusa, I'd have to check to see if I could use my wife's PC, as I do not have Skype or a webcam. Turns out she hasn't used Skype in quite a while and her webcam (a old one) doesn't work.
So, I responded to ignusa and suggested a phone conference instead...the ball is now in their court.

I had mentioned a caveat about this teleconferencing in post #11. IgnUSA said they'd pay anyone willing to do the teleconference $100.....ok, that's fine. But to get the $100, I'd have to submit a W-9 form. I'm not real nuts about that. However, since ignusa would consider this a business expense and for the purposes of the teleconference, I'd be an "employee". I understand their point of view...and I am willing to do the phone conference (if they want to pursue that).

I would be interested in the questions/topics that the company will raise in the conference.

I am sure the company has to document the distribution of money it distributes to participants. IMO, the participants would receive a 1099 form rather than a W-2 form.

Steve