Speak Asia Online @ BehindMLM

After last weekends developments regarding Speak Asia bank account closures in both India and Singapore, it seems the company has found itself simply indefensible. So much so that its senior lawyer Ashok Saraogi resigned and ceased representing Speak Asia last Friday, just five days after he was initially hired.

When you run a questionable business model and run into problems, if you’re big enough, the resulting storm of negative publicity and deterioration of company operations usually results in an avalanche of lies, misinformation and distortion. Standard modus operandi under such conditions are that the company and it’s members accuse critics of lying, question their [Continue reading…]

News trickled in overnight that problem plagued MLM firm Speak Asia has had its bank accounts frozen in both Singapore and India. In Singapore, the United Overseas Bank (UOB) froze and informed Speak Asia that they were  ‘unable to continue maintaining the… accounts you have with us’. Additionally it has been reported that bank accounts [Continue reading…]

Hot on the heels of investigation launched by no less than four government regulators, Speak Asia Online have hit back issuing a press release they believe addresses concerns about the company, and have held a legal conference attempting to distance themselves as being a survey company. Despite these latest reassurances that Speak Asia is legitimate, [Continue reading…]

Speak Asia Online claims to have recently broken through the two million membership mark. After being in operation in India for over a year now, this success hasn’t gone unnoticed and people are starting to ask questions. Based in Singapore, the obvious frontrunner is why doesn’t Speak Asia have any member base or public presence [Continue reading…]

When I first reviewed the Speak Asia Online business opportunity back in March, it was hard to escape the fact that, without recruiting, Speak Asia members were only able to make a maximum of $20 a week signing up as a Premium Panelist. With a joining fee of $220 and interview + test fee of [Continue reading…]

Offering financial incentives for online surveys is nothing new. Marketing statistics are often invaluable to the companys soliciting them but there’s always been the challenge of getting accurate responses, or sometimes any response at all. Gone are the days you could simply just walk up to randoms and expect them to set aside precious minutes [Continue reading…]