At 01:16 PM 10/8/2007, Hal Vaughan wrote:
>As for the suggestion about what to do, Paine has a good point about how
>these people don't realize what they're doing. On the other hand, it
>is worth considering: if we tied up their resources so they spend time
>with us, does that help reduce their effectiveness in the long run?
>Especially if they spend a lot of time reeling us in and get a
>rejection at the end? What is the limit in terms of tying up or
>reducing the effectiveness of an MLMer so they're likely to see the
>problem with their MLM sooner or so they don't have as much time to
>recruit those who don't know about the scam?
Personally, I don't have time to spend with someone on the phone, listening to their spiel, only to reject it when I know from the beginning I'm not interested. I'm not sitting around with nothing to do, just waiting for the phone to ring. I would think that after a gazillion rejections and hang-ups they'd get the idea that they're not going to make it. And, just tying up their time once is not going to save others from being contacted by them.
That's my thoughts.
RoseLea
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