I was almost recruited by an ACN rep too. I think ACN is among the most likely to catch people, because as you say, it does seem legit. Indeed, their service IS legit - reselling telecommunications. Then you find out the whole thing is one big MLM. Their legality has been (unsuccessfully) challenged by the Australian and Canadian governments. They slip through because they claim that the product is the focus, and the residuals are the main source of income, when in fact the major money is made (by very few) by relentless recruiting.
Oh, and huge respect going out to all armed forces people!
--- In mlmsurvivorsclub@
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>
> i am a san diego resident currently serving in the u.s. navy. i signed
> up for the acn mlm. i thought this was my big break because i have
> seen alot of marketing scemes throughout my days but this one seemed
> legit. i signed for the enrollment fee of 499. and when i got home i
> decided to do research because it was kinda odd that they wanted my
> cr3dit card numbers and the numbers on the back of my credit card!! no
> one ever asked for the number on the back unless i were purchasing
> something online. so when i did my research i found that acn isnt all
> that its cracked up to be. so i immediately canceled my credit card!!
> thanks google!! lol
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