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Personally i have heard many different stories related to multi level marketing. Yes, I know i can find a lot of articles on internet dedicated to MLM, but i would like to hear real stories & opinions from you.
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TommyCarey
A lot of these multi level marketing systems are scams because the person building it is only interested in the money at the end of the tunnel and does not care if the whole system goes bottom up. But the thing is, the person who built this gets the majority of the money when everything crashes and you're left with nothing. And then they can start it all over again by using the same scripts, systems and emails to do it under a different name.
Now I'm not saying all of these MLM systems are ponzi schemes, but most of them are pretty crappy. I still see people promoting "Make $12,457 a month within 30 days!" and after a little research I figure out it is just some horrible MLM system where you really just have to focus on building your down line and hope they get people in their down line. The bubble will pop eventually and you'll only be pissed off when it does lol
Now there are some decent MLM systems out there, but they are locked at second and third tiers. This means that your down line can only go as far as the people you referred getting referrals. This limits the amount of tiers and kind of regulates itself from being a bubble and popping over time. It doesn't guarantee it's safe, but there's less of a chance for catastrophic failure later on
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Razzy I've never been of multi level marketing because it's never about the product or service, it's about gaining a down line and hoping they recruit so you can hopefully make some money. A lot of these multi level marketing systems are scams because the person building it is only interested in the money at the end of the tunnel and does not care if the whole system goes bottom up. But the thing is, the person who built this gets the majority of the money when everything crashes and you're left with nothing. And then they can start it all over again by using the same scripts, systems and emails to do it under a different name. Now I'm not saying all of these MLM systems are ponzi schemes, but most of them are pretty crappy. I still see people promoting "Make $12,457 a month within 30 days!" and after a little research I figure out it is just some horrible MLM system where you really just have to focus on building your down line and hope they get people in their down line. The bubble will pop eventually and you'll only be pissed off when it does lol :D Now there are some decent MLM systems out there, but they are locked at second and third tiers. This means that your down line can only go as far as the people you referred getting referrals. This limits the amount of tiers and kind of regulates itself from being a bubble and popping over time. It doesn't guarantee it's safe, but there's less of a chance for catastrophic failure later on :D Thanks, Razzy
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