BEWARE OF MLM (MULTILEVEL MARKETING)COMPANIES

Here are the REAL truth you need to know.

Now, they’re using products that are irresistible, and needed by the populace


Over the past year we’ve been investigating the MLM business model in depth. And we’ve learned that there is virtually no depth an MLM rep won’t sink to to make a sale or recruit someone into their downline.

In fact, there are some common lies that we hear MLM reps come out with again and again; fabricated or manipulative rebuttals to quite logical objections to their business.

So, to help anyone tempted to buy into a rep’s lies and buy from them or join their business, we thought we’d list seven of the most popular lies – and explain the real truth.


While it’s true that Richard Branson did briefly run a cosmetics party business called Virgin Vie at home, the key word to note here is ‘run’. Yes, that’s past tense.

If network marketing was such a brilliant business model, why didn’t one of today’s most successful entrepreneurs continue it? In fact, Virgin Vie at home Ltd filed for liquidation in August 2011, writing off over £2 million of debt owed to suppliers and HMRC.

Not only that, but the Virgin Group even paid £8.8 million to remove the Virgin name from the company in 2009, and wrote off £21 million in loans.

So, not one of Branson’s biggest successes. There’s also a significant difference between starting and owning an MLM, and being a rep joining at the bottom. Yes MLMs can be hugely financially successful, but as we’ve proved in our income disclosure investigations, and as this in-depth research discovers, an average of 99.6% of participants in an MLM will lose money.

Tellingly Richard Branson hasn’t started another MLM since Virgin Vie at home filed for liquidation. That should be all the message you need about the validity of the business model.


Don’t buy the lies – avoid MLMs at all cost
In a year of investigating the MLM business model, we haven’t found one that we’d consider or recommend joining. Nor one we’d buy from out of choice (MLM products are usually more expensive than higher quality alternatives available on the high street or online).


Read on here: https://www.talentedladiesclub.com/articles/seven-lies-an-mlm-rep-will-tell-you-and-the-real-truth-you-need-to-know/

Help us unveil this fraud in Nigeria, and help the ignorant ones looking for a means of survival not be prey that enriches few men’s pockets.

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Ciroelgrande:



While it’s true that Richard Branson did briefly run a cosmetics party business called Virgin Vie at home, the key word to note here is ‘run’. Yes, that’s past tense.

Sorry Miss! When did run become a past tense

RealLordZeus:

Sorry Miss! When did run become a past tense

She meant "Did run", not run. She unknowingly omitted the "did". So yea, it's past tense, meaning the company once ran...... in her context.

RealLordZeus:

Sorry Miss! When did run become a past tense

the message is important not the mistake

What is an MLM Company?

funmisticqueen:
What is an MLM Company?

Multi-level marketing, also called pyramid selling, network marketing, and referral marketing.

Ciroelgrande:


Multi-level marketing, also called pyramid selling, network marketing, and referral marketing.

Thank you