Comments on: Canadian Diamond Traders wants to silence me?

By: cindy

cindy — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 17:40:06 +0000

Hi there, well l went in CDT in 2005, at the 120. feeder and 2 days later, my system crashed, lost everything, then went through a bad few years, well l ran across info, l called CDT on 800 number and let them know who l was, told them my old address, phone number at the time, l signed up, and l have to send proof, and a few other things so l can get my site back, and find out how l am doing, but from nothing to polisher, l did NOTHING to get there. as l said l paid then gone for 6 yrs..!!! NOW CDT is not a scam, Now insurance companies, banks,investments are mostly scams. if this company was a scam MY name would have been gone, and l would not exsist in the company lost my money or not in matrix
so to all you people that have nothing better to,,, please do find something to do thankyou l don’t mean to be mean, but l am just trying to find something better in life, and its better then MLM and trying to convince someone to join your team, when its not a good place… l feel confident with the 2 choices l have made, Scent Sations Inc and CDT !!!! have a great day….
thank you

By: Norma

Norma — Tue, 14 Dec 2010 20:41:09 +0000

I need to make a correction:
Blue Nile is an American company.
Another observation: 1 carat diamond with same criterias is about$5,000 from Blue Nile, but $11,000 from CDT. $6,000 difference! Where does all this money go? How can anyone jastify this price and sell to other fellows?
One more fact: Blue Nile diamonds come with Diamond Grading Report documents, issued by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), which is among the most respected organizations in the diamond industry.
On another hand CDT is using GIA microscope to grade diamonds.
Even let’s say they’ve graded diamond with the same precision as GIA. How they come up with a such huge difference in price?

By: Daniel Greene

Daniel Greene — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 00:39:04 +0000

I’m sorry, but as the owner of this blog I moderate the comment queue and there was no way for me to discern whether your previous comment, written entirely in Russian, was okay or offensive or spam. Since you can obviously write very well in English, please do so, and I will approve your comments.

By: Daniel Greene

Daniel Greene — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 15:32:48 +0000

Thank You for your comment, Dmitri. Would you have me delete my original post and all the comments? I don’t even say anything here. I just let people comment as long as it’s relevant and not spam. People are free to criticize and discuss a lot of different companies on the Internet. It’s hard to verify people’s identity on the Internet, and you can’t believe everything you read. That’s just the nature of the medium.

By: Pudov Dmitry (muskat245)

Pudov Dmitry (muskat245) — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 14:46:00 +0000

I have read all the complaints and claims on the company Canadian Diamond Traders (CDT). Where are the facts, where is the evidence? Such opinions I can write 50 pieces and sent from different e-mail. But even with different IP-addresses. Nowadays it is not a problem. Canadian Diamond Traders (CDT) is engaged in this business on the Internet for more than a year. This proves that the company is not a pyramid! (CDT) do not like your materials on the site. So this is normal. What is a normal company like this-advertising? Try to write like that on the company’s McDonald’s or BMW. So they are on you at all in court will be served, and rightly so.

By: Canadian Diamond Traders

Canadian Diamond Traders — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 14:28:43 +0000

Зачем удаляете мои отзывы! Это и есть Ваша свобода мысли? Это еще раз доказывает, что компания Canadian Diamond Traders (CDT) не пирамида и не обман. А Вы делаете себе рекламу сайта за счет публикации сплетен и слухов. Спасибо, что убедили меня в этом.

Why delete my comments! This is your freedom of thought? This once again proves that the company Canadian Diamond Traders (CDT) is not a pyramid and not a hoax. And you make a site ads through the publication of gossip and rumors. Thanks, that convinced me this.

By: parow17

parow17 — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 07:26:24 +0000

Irene: did you just refer to CDT as the best MLM out of the lot? I thought everyone is trying so hard to prove it is not one.
There is a huge difference between McD’s and this thing. The ‘employees’ don’t have to invest their savings and then work to keep it from disappearing.
If this was really so easy (or do-able at least) why would anyone still do their 9 to 5?
I’ve done a lot of research on this topic and I find it a bit cult-like! all these testimonies screaming of succes and desperately trying to keep the ‘good name and reputation’?
And why would so many others then warn us about it? Surely not all of them just waited for their money to vanish?
where there’s smoke…

By: Paul Gielbert

Paul Gielbert — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 02:38:16 +0000

To all the people putting positive comments about this company – you are obviously employees, CDT is a scam and I know quite a few people who lost money including myself. I asked CDT to send me my diamond and the delivery cost was greater than the diamond itself – Don’t go near them !!!

By: Irene

Irene — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 17:33:44 +0000

Irene says:
January 25, 2010 at 10:03 am

Yes, all those companies are scams – it you treat them as one.

That is if you treat them as a quick and painless way to make some BIG MONEY! If you join under the assumption that you do not have to DO anything just wait a “couple of days(maybe weeks)” and you will have made it big!

It does not work like that. CDT is a legitimate business if YOU work it like ONE!

Have you ever thought how much it will cost you to start a business or a franchise like say McDonald’s? (I hope you assume that it is a REAL business).
If you decided to spring those couple of thousand hundreds of dollars, and after that told two people about it and would sit on your behind not doing anything else it would quickly turn into a SCAM too.

A business requires WORK on your part to make it run. It requires some monetary investments, time, marketing skills, commitment and so much more!!! There is no easy way to make money, there is ether business or scams and the difference between them is in your mind.

If you are seriously tired of the rat race and understand that job security is a joke then you need to start educating yourself and start thinking of owning your own business – any business for that matter.

But if you are looking to start a business and are ready to commit to it, the Network Marketing Industry is your best bet to have a chance to survive, to learn and to grow with minimal investment, on job training, all the systems already put in place, coaching and support and so much more. And to tell you my opinion (for what it is worth) working in several different MLM I find CDT to be one of the best of them.

If you want to hear any more of my humble opinions my Skype is dan_ira96

By: Paul Pri

Paul Pri — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 06:56:47 +0000

Hi everyone.
The diamond price for the good quality is the same,
what I can get locally from the jeweler/wholesaler. Loose diamonds are not that expensive.
Example: Round, F color, 0.46 Carat, VS1, Very good cut/polished
Locally $1200 on there web $3100
Most what they have is low quality what you can not sell in high end store.