It is likely that at some point in our lives, we will be approached by recruiters from Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) and Network Marketing (NM) organisations, who will offer us a fantastic new business opportunity that will only require a few hours per week but will eventually net you several hundred dollars per week, putting you on the road to financial independence. We all know that the most well-known and large-scale of these organisations is Amway, which is followed by a large number of lesser copycats, each with their own versions, all attempting to convince you that they are superior to the other.
It is well known that multilevel marketing (MLM) companies offer you with a bombardment of smoke and mirrors that deceive you with hype and emotionalism that feeds on your innermost wants while subduing your ability to think and use good judgement. They frequently begin with enticing sentences like "Are you tired of working for someone else?" or "Are you tired of working for someone else?" in addition to questions such as "Would you like to be your own boss?" and "How would you like to earn an extra thousand dollars a week in your spare time?" and "What if you could work on this part-time while still maintaining your current job?"
No, those are not my words, but they could just as easily have been written by me or by anyone else who has been taken advantage of by some fucking ambot and fucking Amway.
Despite the fact that it is a lengthy read, this is an excellent post. https://www.debunkingskeptics.com/Multi-Level-Marketing.htm
Yes, I have heard all of the things that I have mentioned above. The fucking Amway IBOs have been harassing us to join their scam, but the liars fail to inform us that there is a less than 1 percent possibility of generating money. You are instead fed nonsense about working 10 to 15 hours a week and earning thousands of dollars, which is a complete fabrication. Put it off for two to five years, and the residual income will continue to flow indefinitely, and we will be financially self-sufficient for the remainder of our lives.
After hearing all of those lines, while I'm still not sure how my Ambot came to believe that he was tired of working for someone else and would you like to be your own boss, given that he hasn't had an employer in many years, I'm not sure how he came to believe that. I'm not sure what line that fucking arrogant prick sponsor got him on, other than the part about working only a few hours a week for a couple of years and then never working again for the rest of your life as residual revenue continues to pour in for the rest of his life. When people get close to retirement age, they frequently look for alternative sources of income and investments to help make their retirement years a little more pleasant and comfortable.
In any case, that's my contribution for today. A link to an article that is both thought-provoking and does not exclusively centred on Amway.
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