On Tuesday 12 February 2008, steve.indepass wrote:
> The main reference to Professor King I found on a typical MLM
> distributor blog -
> http://blog.
>
> clicking the link http://www.uic.
> (to the famous 'network marketing seminar') leads to a sorry-looking
> dead page on UIC website. One which states:
>
> 'Pages that begin http://www.uic.
> removed when the person leaves...'
>
> I've heard the 'it's taught in major Universities around the world'
> lie many times. Its one of those infuriating untruths that people
> use in the moment that nobody ever checks and consequently form the
> basis of 'reality' for a lot of people.
Technically it's possible it is taught in major universities, but not in
the way the MLMers want it to be taught. It's quite possible that MLM
is taught as a sample of non-functioning marketing structures.
I remember that was one point made in one management text I checked on.
MLMers claim, "This type of network marketing is taught in this book on
page xxx." If you can check, you find it's taught -- as an example of
what NOT to do.
As you say, nobody checks on it so nobody knows what's really said.
Hal
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