On Thursday 13 March 2008, Eric Layman wrote:
> Seriously folks,
>
> I read these posts, and yes I lost money in Herbalife, and yes I lost
> money in Equinox, and yes I lost money in Cell tech. I got mad and
> blamed the companies too.
>
> But.........
>
> I have a grandfather that made money in Amway, and he made money in
> Cell Tech.
How much? If he made money in one and was doing well, why did he leave
it and go to another? If one is working as well as it's supposed to,
why leave it?
> Now he is making money in Xango. I am even making money in Xango.
Again, what was wrong with the others that he left them? You have, in
essence, proved there is a problem with these since your grandfather
was not making enough to want to stay in.
> The truth is, that MLM does work for some people, and rather than
> blame companies for our own failures, wouldn't it be more productive
> to take a look at ourselves and ask ourselves what we could have done
> better.
Ah, so you've learned well, Grasshopper! You've learned to say exactly
what they want you to say.
Less than 99% of the people who go into an MLM make money. They'll lose
money. If you go to Vegas with a wad of money and bet it all over a
weekend, your odds of winning there are actually greater than the odds
of being successful in an MLM and making money with any regularity.
I've seen tables and research to back it up. (I know I'm not the only
one who has seen these -- link anyone?)
How can you say that a system that fails 99% of the time isn't the
problem?
> I am not a liar, nor a cheat, nor do I push people to take a
> product they do not want or need, and I do not condone such
> activities.
Which is why you'll never get rich in an MLM.
> But I will tell you that with the right coach and the
> right program, virtually anyone can make money at MLM; I am totally
> convinced of this.
Yes, some make a bit here and there, but if any of the ones your
grandfather was in were doing well, then would he have quit?
Enjoy your reality. It has nothing to do with the rest of the world, so
enjoy it while you can.
> It might not be your first shot at it that makes
> money, but eventually if you keep up your search, you will find
> something out there for you.
After you've spent thousands with each one.
> If I didn't have $40.00 to invest in
> something because I could barely put food on the table, I would not
> do it. Just like I have not sunk big bucks into this program either,
> I do what I can afford to do.
Play the market instead. Especially now, when it's down. That's the
time to put the money in and you actually get documentation on what is
going on and can read up on how your money you invest is spent. You
can't do that with an MLM.
Hal
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