Welcome to the Club, it exists specifically for victims like
yourself and there are a LOT of us.
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>
> I'm new here, originally got burned by Equinox as a young college
student. I had no clue
> what i was getting into, nor did I know what an MLM was. I joined
another MLM 5 years ago
> and I'm still in it. I won't say with what company, I feel like
there would be backlash from
> any supporters. I am finally thinking on my own, and I don't need
anymore BS from the
> uplines making all the dough.
Don't worry about any backlash in this club, our owner and
moderators are very good at screening pro-mlmers and the few that do
slip through to attack one of us quickly finds themself decended
upon by many of this club like sharks to feeding frenzy.
>
> I've been having doubts for a long time. I honestly believed I
could make money just selling
> the products. I've learned that it is not about selling the
products, but selling "the
> opportunity.
and drag anyone else down
> with me. I just accumulated my own debt, thinking I could just be
a passionate saleswoman
> and live the dream of staying home with my kids. I've been in for
5 years, telling my
> husband "just one more season" to get out of debt. I cannot make a
profit unless I sign
> people under me and I refuse to do that. I'm grateful that I
haven't ruined any friendships
> along the way, never asked them to do parties for me. I'm
beginning to see the light, and
> I'm just very sad about all of this...sad that my dream failed,
sad that I put my family aside,
> sad that the sugar-sweetness of this company and all those people
is at my expense. I
> really believed in all of this, and when I see our CEO smile, I
wonder if he/she knows that we
> are broke (financially) and broken (emotionally) at the bottom.
>
You have learned the ugly truth about mlm but you did not recruit
anybody into it which alot of us did to one degree or another before
we either learned the truth and quit or quit after experiencing the
same lies, deceit, and theivery. Of course we had to eat crow and
apologize and try to rebuild relationships destroyed by this scam.
> I want to hang in there and work down this debt. Why should my
husband work any harder
> to clean up my mess? On the other hand, my time could be spent
doing more productive
> things for my family. I need to break the ties and realize that I
was betrayed and lied to. I'm
> glad I found this board, I need to hear the truth, no matter how
much it hurts.
>
>
>
As my driving ed. teacher in high school many decades ago once told
my class, "when you remove your foot from the gas pedal the car
immediately begins slowing beofre you ever hit the brake." Now that
you see the truth there are many ways ways to rebuild your family
relationships, friendships, and yes you financial situation. Of
course the finances will take dedicated work and there is no magic
answer, just the tried and true sound money matters we have been
taught from day one. Once again welcome aboard and I'm sure you
will contibute greatly to our club.
Robby
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