momluvseliana <<I guess in my own world it would. I read the article
about how to Get Critical with MLM'rs, and yes it seems to me that I
may want to "release some pent up resentment," and "belittle my
opponent.">>
Hal <<Been there. Done that. It may be what trashed my relationship at
the time. It's tempting due to the frustration of the situation.>>
I would also advise against this.... I got upset and frustrated enough
to let slip some of my true feelings on just how unethical and awful
MLMs are, during a discussion on a related, pretty serious topic with
my boyfriend. And it caused one of the only serious arguments we've
had. It was a mistake and made talking about Quixtar with him harder
for some time after that. Hal's right....it *is* tempting, but I
don't think it's the best route to go.
<<What seems weird to me is that almost everyone here seems to have
seen alot of recruiters coming up to them once they're exposed to
their first MLM. Me? I bumped into someone from Prepaid Legal that,
luckily,didn'
I've wondered about this too. Other than Quixtar, I've heard a story
from a friend who was approached about selling cell phone plans, and I
know a few people who sell Avon or Pampered Chef or whatever. But
I've never been approached about joining myself.
EA
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