So why don't you go ahead and give us some sample prices of items that
would be sold through this MLM ? For instancem, a basic desktop
computer would cost about $350 on Dell's website or maybe a bit more
at Circuit City. How much would your system sell this for ?
Any other examples you can think of, please list them so that we
could all get an idea what you are talking about.
--- In mlmsurvivorsclub@
<lshumacher@
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have recently gone to a lot of meetings for MLM companies, mostly
> Quixtar and ACN. I was not impressed with what I saw, but I still
> think the MLM system is a very interesting idea.
>
> I see 3 main flaws with the companies out there:
> 1. Sell dubious/overpriced products that people don't really need.
> 2. Make you pay money to join the system.
> 3. Get more money out of you through seminars and training
materials.
>
>
> This led me to think I could start a better MLM company. I have
been
> in sales for quite a few years, and I think I could do it. I wanted
> to get the opinion of this group, because I am sure you are already
> very critical of MLM systems.
>
> What if I started a company that had these features:
> 1. $0 to join
> 2. Sold products already in demand: electronics, mp3 players,
cellular
> phone service, maybe name-brand clothing, etc.
> 3. didn't require you to buy any products if you don't want to.
> 4. had the traditional MLM system payout, maybe 5 levels or even
more.
>
> What do you think, could this work, or is MLM just a bad idea?
>
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