> I'm not flaming. I'm only surprised with your letter. I have a saying that
> may offend a lot of people indirectly: "humans are honest until they are
> given the opportunity to be dishonest; after that point, it's a personal
> decision to remain honest".

Very interesting and insightful saying. I must say that I agree very much.

It truly is a personal decision as well as a reflection of our true stature.

I think one of the aspects I most like about trustware is it gives people a
great satisfaction to pay for something that they don't necessarily have to.
I know that it seems backwards to operate a business based on this principle
but I am inspired and amazed by how many people are choosing to exercise
their agency to make such a reflection of themselves. I also really enjoy
knowing that I am making it possible for people who are not in a position to
afford IBO to receive its full benefits.

Call me an idealist if you like but I really hope that this type of
licensing model will increase and increase in recognition and popularity. I
think it brings out the dignity inherent in all humankind as it lifts those
who need lifting and provides a privilege of giving to those who are in a
position to give.

I am pleased and flattered that FIB+ is going to use the Trustware model as
well. I believe IBO will continue to have great success and along with IBO's
success I am hoping that the success of the Trustware licensing concept will
grow and build as well. I have been using it for 4 years now and already I
can tell things are moving in such a way that I believe it will gain great
acceptance in years to come.

It really raised Dale Fuller's eyebrows when I spent an hour face to face
pitching it to him...

Kind regards,
Jason Wharton
CPS - Mesa AZ
http://www.ibobjects.com