--- In mlmsurvivorsclub@
wrote:
>
> Roxy...I in no way intended to offend you by misquoting or mistaking
> what you were saying concerning your sister. I think it is a perfect
> way for your sister to involve you in something she is passionate about
> without putting on the pressure to buy. If you like it...you will get
> more I guess.
OK, you still don't get the point here. This woman was having HEART
SURGERY..and all her sister could see is another opportunity to push
her product.
> Every1...
> I am just trying to absorb what is being said and not trying to become
> completely close minded about MLM's in general, because I don't think
> you can lump them all together, especially in light of a company like
> Avon becoming multi level. They have been around forever, and I
> remember my mom going door to door selling it before there was such a
> think as the internet and there weren't Avon ladies on every corner
> back then.
> I can understand the purpose of the group is to protect those who feel
> victimized or affected by MLM's, but should we become as obstinant
> about all MLM's being bad as proponents of them claim they are all good?
> I am here to objectively gather info in general
Why??
because I have had so many different family members involved in
different things
I'm not sure I believe that is your motive.
...but
> basically it seems like the business model is a viable one in theory
> and I just don't see much wrong with self promotion. If your sister
> owned a steak house (and it was a franchise even) she would probably
> tell you to come on down and eat there...no one would argue that you
> should support her.
That might be true, but I doubt that she would expect you to buy your
own steakhouse. And I doubt if she would eat every drop of food that she
consumed in that steakhouse, and she certainly would not be in
business for very long if the success percentages in that "steakhouse"
franchise were as ridiculously low as they are in the vast majority
MLM's. I also don't think that if your sister owned a steakhouse and
you were a vegetarian, she would claim you were negative and did not
support her dreams if you refused to eat her steak.
Jenna
Granted I don't know a thing about her MLM,
> because I have no personal experience with them...maybe they are not
> financially viable for their prospects.
> Is there room in this group for someone to be truly openminded and open
> to the possibility that not all MLM's are created equal?
>
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