I thought I was saavy. I picked apart PPL. Then my best friend
approached me about another MLM. I'll give you a hint:
telecommunications, Trump, Kiyosaki.
I've recently spent some time pouring over chat rooms, blogs and both
praises and complaints about this company. There were overwhelmingly
more complaints than praises. I asked my friend pointedly how much
his upline makes in a month if no one in his downline recruits and
his answer to me was that I was over analyzing the company and it's
compensation.
can affect relationships. I will probably leave just for the sake of
keeping our friendship.
I read one of the other replys to your post. They do make money off
of training. They cleverly disguise it. They say if you don't sign up
for the International, then thay can't work with you. I recently went
to a regional and paid $20. Not bad right? Multiply that by about 650-
700 people in the room. The room probably at tops cost 1,500 for the
day. Oh yeah there was no milk or cookie, or lunch. I sat there from
10 AM till 3 PM.
Here is a good non scientific way to tell if someone is doing that
good. Look at their shoes. If they are dull and all scuffed up and
their suits are straight off the rack, then they probably are not
doing that well. Millionaires look good even in sweats and jeans. Ya
feel me?
Do your homework. Good luck.
--- In mlmsurvivorsclub@
<eligabeth2@
>
> hey,i am new to the survivors group and to the MLM industry and my
> question is , Is the MLM industry as a whole, corrupt or is it just
a
> few companies that are? i just recently enrolled in to a company
and so
> far i have not experienced any of the things that alot of the
people
> have experienced in this group,i'd like to think i am not gullible
but
> i guess desperate times cause for desperate measures. If i could
get
> some advice on how to brace myself for things to come it would be
> greatly appreciated.
> How i became involved in this industry was through a book someone
had
> given me 'The business school' by robert kiyosaki,i had read
another
> book of his earlier in my life 'Rich dad Poor dad' and this person
who
> gave me the book (obviously a network marketer) advised me to read
it.I
> only read this book because it ws written by Robert Kiyosaki, but
it
> certainly got my attention.
> I dont want to be a statistic in this industry so if there are any
tips
> to prevent me from any future headaches ,id rather find out now and
> stick to my Job.
>
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