Network marketing for those Closed minded people,

[istoryamember]

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^^ ang kataw-an nako kanang mopakita dayon sila ug money or check. Then ingon2x dayon nga si so and so nga sikat or politiko ni apil. hayz

[firestarter]

Di gyud maayo ning Multi Level Marketing, It is somewhat formed like a caste system, wherein ang mga naa sa taas mao ra gihapon ang madatu. Then after madatu na sila, wala nay lain kadaganan kundi, ma dissolve. Mangawala lang ug kalit.

The bad thing is ang mga na draw ani nga crowd kay mga students, come on pasagdi lang usa na ninyo ang mga istudyante oi.

Ug kanang inyong style anang FIRST CHECK ninyo nga inyong dayon i wara-wara apakita sa kadaghanan, OLD SCHOOL nana.

I'm not CLOSED minded, in fact I'm very open to ideas and believe me this is not the only way to have a passive income.

The system itself is bad.

[CMTI]

tinuud man jud ning networking nga maayu lang sa pagsugod unya maayu lang sad kung ikaw ang naka una kay daku ka income....KANANG GLOBAL MONEY...naa mo idea unsa na siya?

[mckoy_slipstream]

way back, naa forever living, kaila pa jud nako tong jun kintanar. okey jud cya kay daghan natabangan and id say na okey pud ang products. sadly, dli man sustainable ang ilang system. MLM murag mauwi man pud sa pyramid kay na-saturate na ang market, luoy tong nasa ubos.

[hakkai999]

Critical Thinking =/= Close Minded. Its like those conservatives who think that progressive thinkers are a bane to society in general when in fact its the total opposite.

Multi-level Networking might work but only in the most ideal circumstances BUT mind you the fact that the higher up you are the more you earn is still not a good business model. You might argue that other business work similarly in which higher position job = higher salary but the difference is that if lets say a C.E.O. of a bank or a corporation screws up the whole thing gets flushed down the toilet while in MLM nothing in the higher ups (Especially if they already earned bundles) is lost. They walk away scratch free. Ive heard everything, read everything and even SEEN everything that MLM has to offer and still its still sucks in my view. You lose more than what you gain with such a venture and only brainwashed fools are the only people who would take the business seriously (sadly lots of people are SHEEP that follow the majority without thinking). You might think its harsh but im just keeping it real. PEACE.

[Vino Kid]

tinuud man jud ning networking nga maayu lang sa pagsugod unya maayu lang sad kung ikaw ang naka una kay daku ka income....KANANG GLOBAL MONEY...naa mo idea unsa na siya?

utro pud ng networking, recruiting to earn.... gamit pa sila ug SEC registration na expire, daun karun change name na sila to ECC... sa mailad lang.... lami ra ba paminawon nang makarecruit ka ug duha sulit na kaayo kay makabawi nka, ang hunahuna pud sa imo gerecruit mo recruit pud arun makabawi kay sa ngadto2x mudaghan imo recruit modaghan imo share or nailad... heheheheheh

nakatry ko ug first quadrant sa una (ming apil lng ko kay kulit ako workmate then abtik pud to mangrecruit), ok unta kay naay product apan asa naman to karun dissolve gihapon kay networking ang napriority, I still have the 1 cheque here 2005...

[makie]

@TS:

Close minded people? You are stereotyping here. Let me give you reasons why most people are "close-minded" about networking.

Out of 10 MLM or networking companies, 9 ang walay klaro. How to gauge if a company is legit or not?

1.) It's legit if you don't earn by merely recruiting. Business is all about sales and there is no sales by merely recruiting people. If you recruit 2, get P1T for each, and another P500 for making a pair, it's a joke.

2.) Business is all about sales hence you need repeat purchases. Some companies have some products which they use as a "front". How to know if a business is legit or not? Get to see if you need sales in order to earn. If you earn other than making sales or your group having sales, it's a joke.

3.) Is it sellable? Kasagaran baligya sa networking companies kay mga sabon, shampoo, kape, food supplements, etc. I can get these things cheaper in the grocery, sikat pa nga product. If its not sellable or if daghan kaayo ka ug competition, its not a good business.

4.) Most of these companies emphasize the potential earnings, they would even mislead or don't talk about the products. How many times did these "networkers" flash their checks in front of you? How many times have you heard the phrases "this guy bought a car after 3 or 4 or 5 months in doing the business"? These people show you their checks because they want you to join and guess what, what they really mean is this, "join now and my check will increase because you gave me your money".

5.) Pay P6T, P7T, or P8T or any amount and get products only worth half of what you paid. You don't even need these products because you joined with the false hopes of earning as much as the checks that you saw.

6.) Most companies encourage lying, sugarcoating, or whatever deception just to recruit you and make the earn. How many friendships were destroyed because of these companies? How many students didn't continue schooling because they were brainwashed that they'd earn a lot? Many companies are doing these and I think one company named U... is doing this.

Kaning mga binuang nga companies ang nakaguba sa image sa MLM or networking and sad to say, kaning mga binuang nga companies outnumber the good and legit ones. But at the end of the day, those legit ones stay strong and survive, kaning mga binuang, they die and start again with a different name.

Legit ones? Forever Living, Amway, Herbalife, Nu Skin, etc. They are operating for decades na. What's the common denominator? They are all sales-driven. The company earns through sales, the members earn through sales.

Bogus ones? F, I, L, and U, etc. How many died? They all have the same business plan, modify lang gamy just for the sake of saying that "hey, I'm different than the other". Karon, pati load sa cellphone ug mga utang ginetworking na pud. You join, you recruit two, you earn commissions after recruiting them. A huge joke.

So now, see why negative ang mga tao when it comes to networking?

[haxors]

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[chris_bern]

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