25
10
2007
A Week with Joel Christopher - The MasterListBuilder
Posted by: OysTeR in Inspirational, Internet Marketing, Reflections, RelationshipsUpdate!!!!
Joel Christopher Remendaban, aka The Master List Builder is the BIGGEST Crap Shit Scammer I’ve ever met! He came, pitched his thing, took people’s money, cheated my money, never delivered anything worthy and disappeared with the money, leaving a number of people jaded and lost. This is hard earned money! Some even got into debts because of his cheating scam.
I’m deleting this post because in my opinion, he does not deserve any good publicity.
Beware of him! Go ahead and do a Google search on "Joel Christopher Scam". I bet you’ll find something other than what I’m writing.
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October 25th, 2007 at 10:51 am
Hey Andrew,
Everything you say about Joel, is totally accurate. Very warm & sincere guy. There is one thing I do not agree with him, which is none other than wearing a watch!
I started to wear watches lately because my wife thinks that I look better with a watch. During our honeymoon in Switzerland, guess what, we bought watches. I see watches as jewelery, not time bondage, haha.
Back to Joel, these keywords describe him very accurately…
- down to earth
- carefree-ness
- free from the bondage of money
- free from the bondage of materialism
- free from the bondage of a time pressures
- peace of mind (name of my favorite Boston song)
November 3rd, 2007 at 8:06 am
Wow that’s an amazing story about Joel. I think people get too easily discouraged when getting into internet marketing, and this story proves that you will find success if you keep your focus, create a plan, and then follow it. Great Stuff!
November 3rd, 2007 at 4:28 pm
Hi Andrew
Just read your post about Joel. I agree totally about his approachability, down-to-earthiness, simplicity and humility. He is very friendly, remembers every person by first name and is sincere about helping newbie internet marketers succeed.
What impressed me most was his respect and love for his father, his love for his native land (Philippines), his wanting to develop his hometown so that the people there can have jobs. Was it President John F Kennedy who said” Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country.” Joel is a living example of someone who is practising this.
Vimala
November 3rd, 2007 at 9:02 pm
Thanks for all your comments.
In my opinion, a mentor is the cornerstone of an Internet Marketer’s success. Cos somehow or other, the mentee becomes like the mentor.
Have a great week my friends.
November 14th, 2007 at 11:33 am
<p>Andrew,</p>
<p>I must admit Joel is really someone very interesting to be with. Very true about his ’switching on and off mode’. He can be like a buddy to you, talking about just everything, just like anyone of us. But when he turned on his business mode, he speaks with authority.</p>
<p>Guess we all really enjoy his presence in Singapore. Remember the silent moments we had when Joel went through the gate? We both knew the answer why… we were both very quiet over our coffee..</p>
November 14th, 2007 at 4:28 pm
Yes Shawn. I remember. Now it is time for the next stride. To take us to the next level. Time for us to do what we need to do with our businesses. Time for the butterfly to emerge from its cocoon.
November 24th, 2007 at 1:09 am
Sleeping like a log.. that’s what I’ll describe Joel on our way up to Genting Highlands. Boy! Was he excited when we were up there! I had a super fun time with him and his brother; talking about me going to his hometown one day and eating 5 ‘balut’.
Yes, I was beside you, Andrew, when we were rushing through KL traffic to Pudu Station. We were so worried that you all were going to miss the coach. Thankfully, we reached in time to ‘hold’ the bus till everyone got on the bus safely!
For me, Joel shined through when he was interviewed by George Siegal, and also the audio he did with Joe Vitale. You can learn a lot of Joel’s character in the interview which is available on YouTube (search for “Joel Christopher shares his Internet Marketing Story”).
I’m glad to be able to work with such a mentor that totally cares for the success of his students!
Cheers to Joel!