On Tuesday 12 February 2008, mhlomas wrote:
> I thought I'd share a posting I made at scam.com about
> Telecommunications multi-Level marketer ACN. In case you're
> interested, that thread is:
>
> http://www.scam.
>
> But I warn you it's over 50 pages long! Here's my post:
>
> I guess I'm wanting to speak up for people like me, for whom ACN/MLM
> is "not right", and who have a very poor image of this type of
> business. Why? Because I object to being seen as a loser, a
> "dream-stealer"
> gleaned from this thread.
I have my own business. I pay my bills. My net worth has gone up quite
a bit in the past few years. I also don't spend hundreds on CDs every
month and actually succeeded without having to do that. I did it
without going to conventions and spending money on tickets, hotels, and
travel.
So I guess I'm not a loser.
And one MAJOR thing that made it work for me is because I knew when to
quit and what to quit. I'm a quitter and if I weren't, I'd still be
trying to get loans for my first business model that just wasn't
working.
If you've got your dream and you're making your life work, you're a
dream maker, not a dream stealer.
Those that brainwash people into spending thousands and thousands of
dollars on business tools are dream stealers.
> For the record, I came here after I answered a perfectly
> legitimate-looking ad for a regular type of job posted on a
> legitimate online job board. This began a series of emails back and
> forth wherein the prospector made false promises and refused to
> reveal any real details, until finally he did mention ACN.
That's how I got sucked into trying to sell World Book years ago. The
ad looked legit.
I snipped the rest of your post, but I'll say thank you for making some
good points, both above and in what I cut for brevity. Well said!
Hal
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