BEWARE OF PYRAMID SCHEMES posing as a legitimate MLM

[filz_33]

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wa gihapon mu human ug lalis dnhi? tsk.. tsk..

[Gray_Fox]

@Gray_Fox - read out jonz post about rule#2... "research" and yeah... be "open mind"
good ATTITUDE lang gud... hehehe.

And the way you post, you sure got a funny way to show your "GOOD" attitude and since you always thought that all network marketing is not good... is that what you call an open minded? ROFLMAO at you.

and i bet u didnt research. coz if you do, then you would have seen how the Herbalife grows everyday at 66 countries worldwide. its either you dont know how to research or you're just naive about network marketing.

bro, kung natagam ka ug scam networking sauna bro, ikaw man ang bugo kay ikaw ni apil. yaw ka suya sa among legit nga network marketing.

[chang]

@threadstarter:
good topic you have here bro...

@topic:
logically Networking or Network Marketing are one & the same. probably, Network Marketing course was created to cover the cons of Networking itself. there's quite a possibility nga kinsa man gani ga una-una aning networking mao say nag pasi-ugda aning Network Marketing nga course...

my say to this kind of marketing: "Way dungog ang makakwarta ka (easy money) sa kahago sa uban."---though I admit that this might be practically correct.

It really is funny when someone from a company as such recruits you & then says: "This is not Networking. It entirely is a different thing." Then explains how it works; 'In networking if you're a member already & manages to recruit somebody & then invests, you'll have a bonus. Ours is not. If you're a member already & manages to recruit somebody & then invests you will not get a single money from the company."

(We all know that Networking or Network Marketing works by selling something)
Now here's the thing, "If you're a member already & does not have sale yet but manages to recruit somebody who happens to be good at it, then you'll have a cut percentage on his/her sale."

Question: Isn't this Networking as well?

@Herbalife:
It's still much effective to lose weight in the old fashion way (proper diet, exercise, etc...). I don't curse the products itself but these kind of products just make people lazy & dependent to it. This is true not just to Herbalife but to all lose/gain weight products & the company that's manufacturing it. Sad to say this can't be avoided anymore since most people call it "The New Age".

On the brighter side, it helps on overcoming the unemployed rate in the entire world.

[atch_atch]

You should open your minds... so you can see that not all MLM companies are the same.

[ncmknight]

It's kind of funny how MLMers equate MLM with Coca-Cola, Victoria's Secret and other international brands.

Coca-Cola doesn't look for distributors looking for distributors looking for distributors looking for distributors.

This is exactly the MLM concept. Look for distributors endlessly. Whether MLMers admit it or not, this is the trend and this is what they do.

If MLM had the same concept as these multinational companies, they would not be pushing their products so much as pushing distributorship.

Kung tinuod pa lang ang gipanulti sa mga MLMers diri, dugay ra unta ang mga tawo sa amoa namalit aning Herbalife without being a member. Sadly, everytime naay makig-istorya nako ug Herbalife, Nuskin ug even ang DXN, paibogon ko sa product for about 10 minutes, then isplikaran kog sa business side for about 1 hour.

Ingon ana ba ang Coca-Cola, ug bisan ang Surf nga sabon?

Naa mi atbang kaayo sa E-Mall, and tell you what, sa among mga silingan, dunay usa ra ka buok member sa Herbalife nga kaundangon pa gyud. Wa gani kaila ang among mga silingan diri ug Herbalife.

And you preach so much about word of mouth advertising being more effective than print and TV ads. It's kind of funny kay ang nakaila sa Herbalife, kadto rang members ug mga prospects nga ningbalibad kay imbes baligyaan, ipamember na man hinuon.

Ang nakaparat na gyud, mismo ang member nga kaundangon, nagbagolbol nga mas maayo pa nga mag-diet na lang siya, kaysa pagastohon, unya pa-diet-on pa gyud sa Herbalife. Maayo pa kuno ang traditional nga paagi.

And this recruiting business holds true with every other so-called MLM out there.

[ncmknight]

You should open your minds... so you can see that not all MLM companies are the same.

Yes they are not the same.

They carry different products but normally jack up their prices by more than 100% to pay the commission several levels above the tree.

[reachingout]

if affected mo sa mga words ni ncmknight ..sorry na lang .......bro ncmknight nako offer nimo para sad imo ni siya ma rate ba...kay mao baya ni ako gi work out...watch channel 28 skycsble if naa ka if wala maybe makasuroy ka sa mga mall or resto bar nga naay sky cable try to watch chennel 28...

[chang]

It's kind of funny how MLMers equate MLM with Coca-Cola, Victoria's Secret and other international brands.

Coca-Cola doesn't look for distributors looking for distributors looking for distributors looking for distributors.

This is exactly the MLM concept. Look for distributors endlessly. Whether MLMers admit it or not, this is the trend and this is what they do.

If MLM had the same concept as these multinational companies, they would not be pushing their products so much as pushing distributorship.

Kung tinuod pa lang ang gipanulti sa mga MLMers diri, dugay ra unta ang mga tawo sa amoa namalit aning Herbalife without being a member. Sadly, everytime naay makig-istorya nako ug Herbalife, Nuskin ug even ang DXN, paibogon ko sa product for about 10 minutes, then isplikaran kog sa business side for about 1 hour.

Ingon ana ba ang Coca-Cola, ug bisan ang Surf nga sabon?

Naa mi atbang kaayo sa E-Mall, and tell you what, sa among mga silingan, dunay usa ra ka buok member sa Herbalife nga kaundangon pa gyud. Wa gani kaila ang among mga silingan diri ug Herbalife.

And you preach so much about word of mouth advertising being more effective than print and TV ads. It's kind of funny kay ang nakaila sa Herbalife, kadto rang members ug mga prospects nga ningbalibad kay imbes baligyaan, ipamember na man hinuon.

Ang nakaparat na gyud, mismo ang member nga kaundangon, nagbagolbol nga mas maayo pa nga mag-diet na lang siya, kaysa pagastohon, unya pa-diet-on pa gyud sa Herbalife. Maayo pa kuno ang traditional nga paagi.

And this recruiting business holds true with every other so-called MLM out there.

exactly...

[ncmknight]

if affected mo sa mga words ni ncmknight ..sorry na lang .......bro ncmknight nako offer nimo para sad imo ni siya ma rate ba...kay mao baya ni ako gi work out...watch channel 28 skycsble if naa ka if wala maybe makasuroy ka sa mga mall or resto bar nga naay sky cable try to watch chennel 28...

I actually watch it a lot bro because it makes me ponder on a lot of things, especially the ones i've wasted for the past years.

And yes its good bro. It's stuck in my mind actually. Just have to sort some things out before plunging in

[bugzbunny]

It's kind of funny how MLMers equate MLM with Coca-Cola, Victoria's Secret and other international brands.

Coca-Cola doesn't look for distributors looking for distributors looking for distributors looking for distributors.

This is exactly the MLM concept. Look for distributors endlessly. Whether MLMers admit it or not, this is the trend and this is what they do.

If MLM had the same concept as these multinational companies, they would not be pushing their products so much as pushing distributorship.

Kung tinuod pa lang ang gipanulti sa mga MLMers diri, dugay ra unta ang mga tawo sa amoa namalit aning Herbalife without being a member. Sadly, everytime naay makig-istorya nako ug Herbalife, Nuskin ug even ang DXN, paibogon ko sa product for about 10 minutes, then isplikaran kog sa business side for about 1 hour.

Ingon ana ba ang Coca-Cola, ug bisan ang Surf nga sabon?

Naa mi atbang kaayo sa E-Mall, and tell you what, sa among mga silingan, dunay usa ra ka buok member sa Herbalife nga kaundangon pa gyud. Wa gani kaila ang among mga silingan diri ug Herbalife.

And you preach so much about word of mouth advertising being more effective than print and TV ads. It's kind of funny kay ang nakaila sa Herbalife, kadto rang members ug mga prospects nga ningbalibad kay imbes baligyaan, ipamember na man hinuon.

Ang nakaparat na gyud, mismo ang member nga kaundangon, nagbagolbol nga mas maayo pa nga mag-diet na lang siya, kaysa pagastohon, unya pa-diet-on pa gyud sa Herbalife. Maayo pa kuno ang traditional nga paagi.

And this recruiting business holds true with every other so-called MLM out there.

you got it perfectly correct... (at last your back from your previous post.) hehehe.