Well if you think that you can make a go of it and do well, then go ahead and do it. You sound like you've really looked into this, but IME there are always strings - they may not be apparent at first but they are always there. If you have nothing to lose financially if it doesn't work out and you don't become a social lepper then give it a go.
All mlm's run a compensation plan - meaning you get compensated for yours and others purchases.
It has no parent company. It is a middle agent between retailers/wholesalers and consumers.
The company negotiates all pricing on products with seperate merchants. Its like any other shopping directory but you can run a business from it too
Oh it is, but its done legally and ethically I am led to believe. There is no other way to generate a substantial income with little investment unless you are intelligent enough to invent something incredibily useful. I am not that creative myself......wish I was, he he.
Do you honestly think we can't see what you're trying to do here?
You are trying to peak interest, debunk "myths" (or what I like to call facts) about pyramid schemes so that people will just have a look and get sucked in. Seriously do you think we are all that silly? Not trying to be rude, but I've seen how these things work and how people who get infected by these schemes operate and tell themselves they just want everyone else to be just as happy as they are. Which is complete and utter brainwashing rubbish.
So please lets forget the charade and be honest about what your intentions really are, because we can see through it all.
I've been burnt enough by people who want to be my friends or "help me" financially when eventually the charade wears off and you can see what they really want... to help themselves!
To answer you question in the title of the post - just another scam.
If it smells like a dog, looks like a dog, sounds like a dog, , well, it's a dog. A dog that starts with 'A'
Do you really have a 2yo son? Because later on in your post you speak like one who has no children, saying you admire mums and dads raising the future generations.
Anyway, best of luck recruiting your 10-20 members.
And yep, in pyramid schemes, sorry MLM's, the only person that gets rich is the one at the very tip of the top.
Yeh, I'm not convinced though. I've just met too many manic MLM people that can talk of nothing other than the 'business opportunity'. I've also met many with the same type of spiel - you buy the stuff for yourself each week anyway etc etc etc.
Its also not that easy to find entreprenurial people. Out of a team averaging 20, I could only ever say that 2 of them could be described that way. I had an excellent team, but most people need to be rallied and motivated, you will have to manage them. This takes time!
The other thing...most of us want to be self employed to be able to choose the conditions in which we work. On one hand you can control things, but you are also at the mercy of THEIR conditions, pricing etc, or delivery fees, admin stuff.
They would want to give you a heck of alot of support, do they?
I'm in talks with them now of their website referal rules etc. I may have found something that makes recruiting a little harder. entreprenual thinkers are hard to find, I'm quite lucky tyres gave me a good business client database.
As for Niliac well your the boss. Power is in your hands. I dunno how can you say your not trying to be rude when your accusing me of sucking people in! If your unhappy about this thread then just remove it
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