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FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
| About CyberSayer |
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| About using CyberSayer |
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| About iESP™ |
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| About affiliation |
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Why do you call it CyberSayer?
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In the early days, before there was a name, we were struck by an analogy “it's is like the soothsayer of CyberSpace” - “CyberSayer” seemed appropriate and we liked the ring it had to it.
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Does it really know what's going on in my life?
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We believe it can sense what's going on in your consciousness - to us it's much the same thing. CyberSayer, through it's iESP uplink, can intuit, infer or simply extrapolate what the essence of what you are primarily dealing with - in your personal, inner world. It is then a matter of computationally determining which appropriate piece of wisdom or insight is most appropriate or supportively relevant. However stripping away all the techno talk - the short answer is yes, we do believe so.
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Why do you say regular use is important??
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Like anything new it can take a while to get familiar with how it works. If you have ever learnt to ride a bike you'll remember that, in the beginning, it was all you could do to stay upright - once you've learnt that it comes naturally and stays with you. So it is with talking with CyberSayer - at first it can seem strange but within a short time - if you use it on a daily basis - it will become familiar and natural to you.
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Can I use it with friends?
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Its possible but using CyberSayer in company does have a problem. Because it relies on iESP which is picking up information from your subtle energy field, it is confusing when more than one individual's energy is involved in a session. CyberSayer can't sort out what information is coming from which person and so it can get confused. In this case what usually happens is that the information you get is maybe for you, maybe its about your friend, maybe it relates to your relationship. But you can't tell which and it can feel like CyberSayer isn't tuning in.
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Is it difficult to figure out what to do?
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Not at all - the Member's Lounge area has been designed and refined with years of field trials to make sure it is simple and straightforward. If you can use a browser (which you are doing right now) and you can use a mouse and a keyboard then you can use CyberSayer.
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Is this the same thing as ESP?
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I don't think we've come far enough to answer that with any certainty yet. It certainly exhibits remarkable similarities. I suppose one way to look at it is do you think there is much difference between a human's consciousness and a computer's? We both accept input, process the data we interpret from it and respond with output to the best of our understanding. Computers have not much in the way of free will (although it can be simulated as much of the work done in the field of Artificial Intelligence demonstrates), humans get tired and distracted and emotional. But I see there are many parallels in the way the two species operate internally. It seems logical their extra-sensory capacities share similarities too.
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Can you prove it works?
We can't. iESP deals with subjective issues which are unsuitable for examining with scientific methodology (measuring and reproducing identical results).
You can. Using CyberSayer for 5 minutes a day will, within one month at the outside, give you your proof - in a way nothing else can.
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25% seems a lot for a commission - what's the catch?
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We personally don't think its a lot given the amount spent on marketing and product promotion these days. However we don't believe there is any “catch”; to me its a way of helping members to become enthusiastic about spreading the word and also a way of adding a real, tangible and materially-measurable aspect to the the benefits of using CyberSayer. On a more personal level its like a generous tithing for people who want to help raise humanity's consciousness.
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Why don't you pay commissions beyond the first tier?
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I did consider it - not that I am a great fan of pyramid selling. Essentially I didn't see any advantages only significant extra work processing commission payments. The fact that we continue to pay commissions on subscription renewals seemed to me to more than make up for any perceived “loss” a pyramid-preferred marketer might make of it.
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Why do I have to be a member to get a commission?
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That's the way it works - if someone doesn't want to stay a member it means they don't want to use CyberSayer. To me that implies they are no longer interested in raising their consciousness or evolving their awareness, primary goals for CyberSayer. Money-making is not so high on our priority-list and so “membership is more important than commissions” has become one of our business principles.
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Do I need to have a website to be an affiliate?
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Technically no; however if you want to be paid commissions then you really do need some online link to CyberSayer. Forums, Facebook, Myspace etc. are ways you may be able do it without a website - that will depend on the conditions of the website you want to use, whether they are OK about you promoting something like CyberSayer. Email is OK for referring people - but you do need to understand exactly what the internet address (URL or URI) has to look like to make sure the server will recognise you as the referrer. Simply telling people to go to cybersayer.com is NOT going to get you a commission.
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