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The MLM Whole Truth, Network Marketing Super-Site
Some say that all MLMs (aka multilevel or network marketing companies) are nothing more than endless chain pyramid schemes.
They are wrong.
Others say that all MLMs are good, moral, and legitimate businesses that are the last best hope for the average person without huge capital to achieve the American Dream.
They are wrong too.
As in most areas of life, the whole truth lies somewhere in the middle.
Welcome.
I am Lou Abbott, founder of this site and a 15 year veteran of the network marketing profession. Believe me when I say that I’ve seen the very best of multi-level marketing and I have seen the very worst of it. I’ve been in the top 1 percent of distributors.
I have also experienced the train wrecks.
My mission here?
I want you to be well informed because ignorance in the MLM profession can cost you a lot more than money. It can also cost you your friends, family, hopes and dreams.
You need the whole truth about MLM, the companies, the industry, and what it really takes to make significant income with a network marketing business! Our goal here is to bring it to you as effectively and objectively as is humanly possible.
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Hi Lou,
Wow…what a wonderfully sharp & captivating video introduction you created with Animoto. I absolutely love that service.
Network Marketing or as some people know it MLM is an industry which has come of age. No longer is the Network Marketer selling soap door to door or needing to hound their family and friends to build a thriving online business.
Today’s Professional Network Marketer has a very specific skill set which includes Social Media & Direct Marketing Strategies, Blogging, Pay Per Click Advertising, and a steady stream of positive reaffirming Self Development. This specific skill set allows the participant to actually put the MARKETING in network marketing.
Network Marketing is a business first and foremost. It is the only vehicle of which I know on a personal basis the average person who has the self discipline to acquire the requisite skill base can within a relatively short period of time (2-3 years) create a multiple six-figure annual income.
This is the only industry of which I am aware that lends itself to not only being the method of choice for today’s active lifestyle but in fact has become the separator between the New Rich and the masses.
The New Rich understand leverage and why not being bound to any one geographic location allows them greater freedom in designing their lifestyle and in turn enjoying a greater quality of life.
I invite all those professionals who will read this message to closely examine this industry on its own merits. Study how by taking the time to learn and apply proper marketing principles you can step away from the corporate ball & chain to a life of freedom, friendship, and adventure.
To Our Massive Success,
John Chatman
Thanks for the nice comment, John. Good points all.
I would caution folks about thinking that an “average” person can make a multiple 6 figure income in 2 to 3 years. In my 12 years in the business, I have not met one average person that has accomplished that. I have met a couple of extraordinary people that have done so.
Part of my goal for this site is to tone down any type of exaggerations that lead to expectations that lead to disillusionment with the industry. One of the common exaggerations, in my opinion, is how easy it is is to make huge money and how quickly it can be done.
That said, I love your point about not being bound to “one geographic location.” That is one of the huge reasons I started in network marketing!
Lou,
I don’t have your long time depth of experience in network marketing but I’ve been involved with it long enough to know a few things that people entering this industry should know.
For one, no matter what your background, this is a unique business that requires focus and a plan to succeed. Everyone brings unique skills to the table when they first enter this industry, but chances are strong that you will need to learn some new ones. Expect to expend some time and energy getting good at this business.
Secondly, don’t ever forget that despite the “magic” of your company’s compensation plan, there is no magic in getting to the point of earning significant income. You need to understand how you can actually attain higher levels within your company and take concrete action to reach those levels.
Thirdly, don’t think that just because your company offers amazing products and has great leaders that success will inevitably fall into your lap. That’s just a starting point and you need to actualize the results you want by working it as a business.
Finally, never forget that marketing will be essential to your success, whatever form your marketing takes. I happen to come from an Internet marketing background so it is natural for me to utilize online means to market. But there are plenty of offline methods that can work for you. You won’t know what works best unless you actually start marketing.
In short, you need to set realistic expectations and take action towards them.
Lou, so far, all the people that I have met who are doing extremely well in YTB have been in the business roughly 7-8 years. What I do believe is the guilty cow is that people erroneously think they are going to be a millionaire overnight AND don’t have to work or that they can work part-time 2 to 5 hours a week. From what I am seeing, in MLM a person can get rich BUT they work for themselves and get back what they put into it. All of the people that I see that are doing well are also putting in massive amounts of time. So no one should think get rich quick but they can get rich. Thank you so very much for explaining Legal Distribution. I loved it and am thankful now that I have that knowledge
In my research on those who have made it, the ‘numbers’ are nearly all the same for those at the top. One in a thousand really makes it big. This is a six to eight year plan if you want to reach $100K/month or more. It is a minimum one year to just figure out if you want to pursue that dream or not. It will take four to five years to change who you are enough to make the final climb.
I spent a year in Amway ‘core’ in the early 90′s and recently found Bill Britt’s numbers. Do a search and you will discover a ton of info about him. Bill saw the opportunity while a City Manager and came into contact with a lot of people. He was not shy and had the skill of self assurance. Still he didn’t expect to show this to 10 people and wait for the money.
His plan, as I have backed it out from his numbers was to invite 40 people a week to look at his opportunity. That is 10 people a day, four days a week. He also took a break one week every quarter. There was no internet in the 70′s and 80′s either. In ten years he invited over 18,500 people to look at the opportunity.
Only one in five took a look. He showed the ‘plan’ on average to 27 people every month for 10 years. The industry has improved immensely since then too. Then it was a personal one on one or a meeting. Now you can provide the best quality CD/DVD’s to as many as are willing to look.
Over 10 years Bill sponsored 621 people. That is about one out of five who looked and 5 every month for 10 years. Persistence pays huge dividends. This is where who you are will tell the tale. The more you invest in personal growth the better this set of numbers becomes.
Over half quit with only 304 sticking long term. This appears to be common to other industries as well. How many people go through all the trouble to acquire a real estate license, a law degree, an insurance license and in one year… disappear to something else? Yet no one claims there is anything wrong with those professions.
61 of those who stayed, or about 10% of those he sponsored, worked it to $500/month profit or more every month. Again do some research on other industries and this is not out of line. How many people pursue a medical degree and never make it?
From the 61, 14 are very special. 11 made him a very rich man. 3 made him millions. Looking for someone to make you a millionaire? You will have to talk to at least 6000+ people. NOT send them an email but actually talk to them. I suggest you get started right now.
Michael, this is a powerful reality check. With your permission, we’ll be posting it to our blog.
Too many of us join a company based on hype – the mansions and the Maseratis and the Armani suits – when all we really want is to make a car payment or put the kids through college or help put a new roof on the church. We get swept away and lose sight first of our real goals and then how hard we will have to work.
Thanks for the eye-opener!
Bob and Anna Bassett
Thanks Michael, for the incite on Bill’s numbers. However, in today’s world of new comp plans coupled with the Internet less effort is needed as we see with million dollar earners are strictly “affiliates”. No team, just great marketing skills to move other people’s good’s or services. One individual David Wood that’s in MLM has personally recruited more than 1600 in one year’s time (he really gets it).
I have more than 350 in one leg of a binary, because I joined the right person (I refuse to build the other leg, because I hate the program).
Wow, Michael. Thank you for the breakdown of the numbers. From what I am seeing, I totally agree with you that you have to work your at home business or you will be out of business. Appreciate you sharing those numbers.
Hey Lou:
Love your new site (Blog) + Video (wish I had some of your ‘technica’ skills :>)
I’d like to share a few thoughts with you on this, your first issue of your Web-02 format…
First, I greatly appreciate the VALUE you provide our industry with ‘MLM-The Whole Truth’.
MLM Industry news, and continuing education, are essential for all of us in order to be well informed and to grow – both personally and with our Home Businesses.
INDUSTRY – As a 23-year veteran in this great industry – I too, feel I’ve seen the good, the bad and the ugly of Network Marketing.
DRA – It’s one of the reasons I’ve proudly served for almost 4-years on the Board Of Directors of our Distributor Rights Association, representing my country of Canada. Our DRA is the “only” organization in the world that serves to educate, protect and preserve the ‘rights’ of Distributors and Direct Sales Reps everywhere. This is a non-profit organization, and we all contribute on the Board voluntarily, without remuneration ( http://www.OurDRA.com ).
Our main mission in the DRA is to bring about a much better, and fairer, “business partnership” between Distributors and Companies – because of the ‘carnage’ we see (sadly) between Companies and Distributors, on a weekly basis (wrongful terminations / bad Policies & Procedures (P&Ps) / lawsuits / companies ‘hitting the wall’, etc, etc). As well, we are tirelessly working ‘behind the scenes’ interacting with government regulators, like the FDA and FTC, etc – to protect, and to advance, our cause within this industry.
BEGINNINGS – Like Michael Eisbriner above, I was associated with Amway back in the mid-1980′s. I was with the Yager Group, and have been in one of Dexter Yager’s many homes in NC (where I believe Bill Britt lives as well). My early training came from Amway – and man! – “have we come a long way since then”! :>)
‘BALANCE’ In BUILDING – There’s a lot of debate raging out there right now about – OLD School -vs- NEW School marketing strategies – about ATTRACTION MARKETING – about SOCIAL MEDIA NETWORKING – PPC – SEO, etc, etc. Even though I was brought up under (so-called) OLD methodology – I do both old AND new TODAY – I believe strongly, that the healthiest approach is to apply (and to promote) a “balance” between ALL marketing strategies, as each of us will have different skills, interests, time constraints, finances, technical abilities, etc.
MLM – Personally, I have a deep respect for the MLM-Network Marketing business model – and I say that, both as a professional Financial Advisor and as a Network Marketer and a Coach in this industry.
But there are indeed “realities” that we must face in this industry – as know, only too well, Lou. I do believe the future is very promising for our industry – and that currently, given the grim economy – we will continue to see a surge in its growth. I also believe that the INTERNET will be the major driver for MLM – but that we need to treat it respectfully, as a TOOL only.
REWARDS – Where else today can one find – wrapped up in ONE business, the opportunity for – leverage – residual income – self development – friendships – tax incentives – recognition – travel – leadership growth – a sense of belonging – more fun – the chance for a better life — to name only a few?
CHALLENGES – Yes, the challenges are out there – they always will be – we cannot hide from them. But knowlege + human ingenuity will empower us. Resolve + positioning will cause us to win – big. The opportunities will be there, for those of us who are ready to CHANGE, as we enter 2010.
PASSION – We are a resourceful industry. We should have a ‘passion’ for its purpose. We need to believe in our dreams. We need to act on our vision. We will build even greater successes in future, together. I truly believe this.
WHY do I believe this?
INDUSTRY MISSION – Because of what we DO in our Network Marketing world — because of the CAUSE we represent — because of the HUMANITY we serve.
We in this industry — reach out to more people — we touch more lives — we bring more good — we spread more WELLNESS (personal / financial / business / legal / spiritual / + +) — than just about any other calling on this earth.
I believe that we should RECOGNIZE this — that we should be PROUD of this — and that we should do whatever is absolutely necessary to PRESERVE this heritage, as it is an awesome responsibility we hold in our hands.
Thanks Lou, for all that YOU do for our industry.
Warmly / Peter A.
Peter Arnold, CLU, CFC / Founder
Business Achievers Academy / Canada
Is Market America the best MLM system?
Hey Michael,
I am sorry to break it to you my friend but there is no “best” MLM System. There are several out there which are being used quite effectively to produce some outstanding results.
The bottom line is that the “Best” MLM System is the one you use daily. It’s the one that you enables you to create leverage through a specific set of daily actions taken on your own behalf to create the desired outcome.
To Your Massive Success,
John
Hi All . . .
I just had the pleasure of meeting Deb Bixler and reviewing some of her excellent blogs and websites. If you are looking to increase your online presence and branding, you would do well to check our her sites.
But most of all, Deb seems to be a real expert in Direct Sales Marketing.
Check out her site and work at the link above.
Lou, you are always right on target about MLM. There are many companies out there wanting you to sign up with them. The type company you need is a company that will give you long term reoccuring residual income. This company must have a long term plan in place and keeping that long term in mind if any changes need to made.
They must ask themselves the question, Will this change help or hurt the representatives that are making this happen? If the representatives are not first in mind when making this plan, it will soon fall apart. The representative/distributors are the backbone of any company. The management will be nothing without them. They must be their number one focus.
For a representative to know if the company has a long term plan, you must Ask. Read the Compensation Plan, Ask questions, Read the Policy and Procedures, Ask questions. Read Terms and Conditions, Ask questions.
If you do not get the answers you want, then move on. Remember Business Model drives the behavior in the field. That means if everything is compensation for the management and not the representatives, you are just making money for them and not you.
MLM is a good direction to go if you are informed and know how to choose the one that fits you best. I can help you find the information determination and give you a way to find out the information you need. There is no cost, it is just my way of giving back. If you help others find success, you will find success.
Thanks and God Bless
Maggie Kress
417-426-5931
I am looking for a vehicle in MLM, product or service? How does one choose what’s right for them?
Hi Mona,
The first thing to understand is that the first thing is not to pick a product or service that is “right for you.”
That would be the second thing to do. The first is to know how to pick a company that has even a chance of delivering a real, long-term, leveraged, residual income, PERIOD!
When you learn that criteria, you can quickly cull out all of the companies that will never deliver on the promise – then you can choose from those what is “right for you.”
See my eBook / Course / Special Report, “MLM The Whole Truth”
Editor
Mona,
A good place to start would be reading Robert Kiyosaki’s book, “Business of the 21st Century”. It’s a great look at the MLM industry from the outside. I found it to be very re-affirming of my choice in companies to partner with.
Good Luck and God Bless!
Jeff Young
Hello Lou,
I bought and read MLM the Whole Truth and I like it. I will have to read it a couple of times though in order to print it in my mind. It’s clear, its realistic, and now we finally know what can go wrong with MLM and why. It’s not MLM in itself it how the distributors deal with it or work with it.
I have a question Lou, I am finishing my website and on one of my pages I talk about MLM, in general, can I refer to you book and do I have a commission for that ?
thanks !
You provide excellent common sense advice-thank you. My son gave me MLM the Whole Truth and told me to learn from your site and materials. And, I have. I don’t make anywhere near what so many people dream of–but I love the product I distribute, have had personal success (http://lifemax.net/milahealthyliving/) and I think that is one of the best pieces of advice I can give someone. If you like something and the company is sound-it is worth the investment in time. Thank you so much for all your advice and honest information. MEL
I just signed up for your Insider’s Club. You are my voice of reason in a world where too many are trying to out-hype each other vying for our attention.
Thanks for being there,
Alan
Hi Lou,
Great site. Heard you on Mark Hoverson’s call on Friday. Keep up the great work!
Steve Hawk
Hey Lou,
Great words of wisdom. We’re actually hoping to teach more people the old methods of marketing and direct sales that were so effective back in the day. When something works – you don’t change it. The problem we see today is the introduction of the computer and the Internet in the mid 80′s has created an entire generation of socially inept and indolent people who aren’t interested in doing the work required and who have developed a belief in a system or another person who would do a percentage of or all the work for them inadvertently causing a level of success where none exists based on their own merits.
Today, more than a few marketers think of their business as a social club or hobby. They seem to have a mindset that comes with being taught the “fake it til you make it” attitude and don’t seem to be committed to the time, effort and hard work required to effectively manage a business – let alone achieve monetary success.
Returning to the “old school” methods of marketing and direct sales would require people engage in educating themselves and find a comfort zone in having concise conversations with people they do and don’t know. Such challenges require effort to develop confidence in what one’s doing. People need badly to develop healthy skills in building long term relationships and learning to close a deal without resistance. These are things all marketers and direct sales people need to accomplish first in order to achieve their goals and dreams while realizing a monetary return for their efforts.
We believe that this newer age of the Internet has people overturning their own abilities in lieu of beliefs they can achieve true success by following gurus and expecting something called “overspill” and a hefty pay check without in jecting their own time, effort and hard work into the equation.
More often than not, a lot of people end up terminating their business in a company promoted online or locally due to frustration in this new era of instant gratification. If they don’t earn monies in the first 30 to 90 days, they quit and move on to other programs only to do the exact same thing 30 to 90 days later. For most that never achieve what they set out to accomplish …they give up for a time and then start over again less any more skills than they had prior.
Granted there are some pretty good resources available online to help one learn, outsource and manage a business more effectively. However, the “old school” methods still work beautifully. We strongly encourage anyone in a home based business to learn effective marketing skills, implement them and watch how much more effective they become in succeeding in a home based business. Learn how to effectively communicate with others in business and you’ll have a gold mine waiting for you along with loyal and long term business relationships and desired monetary gain.
For those who fail, they must learn to market more effectively and work harder to succeed. If all attempts fail, one must find a more traditional method of earning income to survive. Residual income rises from experience and knowledge one must develop and continually work on accruing daily. With practice, some great skills, an influential mentor and attributed leverage in business, an average person, honest and ethical can in fact succeed in earning a 6 or 7 figure yearly income!
My thoughts while reading your excellent comment was that the principles, attitudes, and concepts needed to be successful in “old school” marketing are the same as in “new school” marketing. Online or offline, there are skills to learn, relationships to developed, leadership to that needs to be offered, etc., etc., etc.
The advantage with the Internet is that you can use the leverage of the technology to do it with 100 times more people, 1000 times more people, than ever possible offline. I am not saying that it’s easier, but it sure can be even more leveraged.
BTW, the finest, most concise while being the most complete and actionable training on how to do network marketing in the classic and proven way it the one by Todd Smith.
Very professional. Generic – so it works with any company. And, easy to duplicate in your team. See my review here.
The information was so enlightening.
I think that MLM or Network Marketing Companies are glorified pyramids. The only thing that makes some different from others is that they have a legitimate product or products. These companies have their benefits for the individuals at the top and the highly motivated “wannabe superstar” of the company. If you are highly motivated,have a connection with lots of people and have some marketing skills you can do well. If you’re a person who has never done anything like this before this may not be for you. It is true that we all must start some where, but this might not be the place unless you have a great coach and a vision. Some MLMs that have products are still shaky and can be considered a scam. When you join a MLM you need to read the fine print. When you make sell after sell and you receive little or no compensation then something is wrong. A red flag should go off when see or join a MLM that is not registered with the Better Business Bureau (BBB), associated with other business organization in the local area of the company or has no headquarters address. I have seen MLM pop-up and the HQ address that was listed was not the correct address. Some of these MLMs setup shop, get people to join and then disappear with all the money. I have seen companies claim all kinds of stuff over the years. MLMs that have “big name” endorsers are no different. You have to watch-out for those companies also. In some cases the “big name” endorser gets his money and is gone. Then the leaders of these companies “flip the script” after all the hype. They then get their money that they were aiming for and then their gone. I must admit that most that join MLM never make enough money to replace their income. It’s only about 10% that go above an beyond the norm. This may not be totally the fault of the MLM because there are a few good ones out there. If you are willing to work smart, do your research and find a legitimate MLM this could be the quickest way to achieve the “American Dream”.
I wanted to learn more about MLM business..I wish this club can help me in improving my financial status..thanks so much to the founder of this club…
The GLOBAL Sundance opportunity drop-down address list does not allow “other’ for outside of the USA.. Nor does it accept international phone numbers??
Global surely refers to Clobal being international does it not?
Roger P
Hi Roger,
Thanks for the question. It’s a very reasonable one.
The answer?
Sundance “Global’s” (now eFoods Global) goals and aspirations are much bigger than just the U.S.A. One of the top execs they brought on the team is Marvin Higbee. Over the past two decades,Marvin has come to be one of the most respected names in international Network Marketing, the CEO, President, CMO, and EVP of some very distinguished companies in our industry, including Forever Living, in business since 1978 and one of the only 11 MLMs who do over $1 billion in annual sales and open in over 137 markets.
But the company philosophy is to take one well thought out step at a time. Aggressive and creative networkers will be finding ways to get positioned here and now so that their growth will naturally and easily spillover into new countries as they open.
So I am sorry if we wasted any of your time. Not open in NZ yet.
Canada and Australia will probably be next.
Hello Mr.Abbott,
Just wanted to say thanks for being on the call tonight even though you were in the airport. I came to this site before while searching out info I was writing about on my blog, but did not stay for some reason. I had no idea we would be brought back and that concerning the eFoods Global.
I will be picking up your report and have subscribed to the 7 days series. Just what I have heard so far matches up very well with a vision I have and will be zeroing in on at the blog concerning recruiting in mlm, also a 7 day video series which will be posting soon.
I will be anticipating the knowledge from your report that I can share with those already logging in at the site(in blog post form). I will be featuring expert video interviews with individuals I am searching out and have found that will be sharing their recruiting experience with me and those I want to help. Maybe someday you will be available for an interview? It would be one awesome interview…..
Anyway, enough said here.
Thanks
Joe Young
WHAT HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT ZIJA AND ITS MARKETING? I HAVE SOME FRIENDS WHO ARE GOING TO TRY IT .
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2. Lead Net Pro
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Thanks!
Ah Dave . . .
If only I could find an experienced networker with a realistic attitude and a fair and impartial viewpoint to help me for little or no pay but some good recognition!
LOL… well you got the attitude & viewpoints correct but it’s the lack of experience that prompts me to ask in the first place. Too bad my checkbook isn’t in as good a shape as my ego… thus, no recognition needed.
Checking out an MLM is just like checking out a Franchise, a Dealership, a Bi-Hybrid or any other type of business. Check Dunn & Bradstreet. Check the Better Business Bureau (BBB). Check to see if it is a Chamber of Commerce Member anywhere. Then check trade associations that apply. (If they do Direct Sales, they should be a Member (in good standing) with the DSA, for instance. If they’re not listed with any of these groups, then don’t waste time looking at them–just forget it & move on.
Lou,
Keep up the great work friend. Our industry needs more sages like you.
Be bold to preserve and protect the greatness of Network Marketing!
Burke
Lou, somewhere I heard that it is a law that network marketing companies must have their business contracts written in layman’s term so that it could be easily understood by the average person without the aid of a lawyer to have to interpret it. If this is true where can I find reference to this. Thanks.
Hello Curtis,
I have never heard of such a law, but most of the P&Ps I have read seem to be straight forward. I can’t say I like any of them, but they do seem understandable.
Thanks I thought I heard that on a recording of one of the ANMP calls.
i have recently joined a new MLM company called Social Outbreak, they have a promise to make huge residual income, but im finding it difficult to reach out to potential customers, im not sure exactly what im doing wrong, or what im doing really, im mostly winging it, any tips on how to get a great team together and reach potential clients with out seeming like im harassing my facebook and other social network friends
thanks , regards sherree (p.s. am new to MLM.)
Hello Lou. I’ve thoughts and constructive criticisms regarding the 2-part video on telling value oriented marketings from pyramid schemes.
Value for price: This is an excellent standard. Good product for a fair price is an effective way to run spending habits for any delivery mechanism, be it store/mall shopping, internet orders, catalogs, or person-to-person trades.
I slightly disagree with the idea that number of commission-able levels doesn’t matter. I don’t think it matters as much in and of itself, but number of levels has a tendency to affect total magnitude of the combined levels. As such, I think the amount of commission paid to the seller compared to how much is paid in total to the upline is a matter of relevance. Commission is part of the manufacturing/distribution cost of the product, and if it gets too high, value for price drops as a result. I’ve actually run a few models in Excel of commission structures designed to show where to draw the line between a program that rewards retail sales and one that rewards recruiting and “being on top”. They are available by request.
Lou, great site and I loved the video. I really the loved the video on gold & silver MLM’s. You said what I’ve been saying for over a year now. Selling a $50 commodity with a DVD, a case, some literature for $495 is asking for trouble (OK, my words, not yours). These programs bring no glory to our industry, only trouble and losses for us all.
Paul
It’s not about MLM, products, etc… as Mike Dillard says, it’s about the person that you become through helping others get what they want, which in turn helps you achieve what you want.
Blessings,
Andre
Hey Lou,
I must agree with Andre.
People don’t join companies; people join people.
Before joining we are looking for the best leader we can get. And that’s attraction marketing.
Work harder on yourself than on your business – Jim Rohn
thanks for the share
Akos
Unfortunately, Akos, many good people join bad companies that fail and take good people with them.
It’s critical to know what makes for a good MLM, a mediocre one, a thinly disguised pyramid scheme, or even a Ponzi scheme. All are different. Most people simply don’t know the differences
Nice, just bookmarked ya under Digg under “MLM the Whole Truth, Network Marketing Super-Site”. Thanks.
Hi,
Yesterday I had an introduction to the company Lioyness, that is useing a MLM methode. Is there anybody that knows the company and have any thoughts of there model. As fare as I can tell there is value flowing back the pyramide, i form of discounts to every member, and members can join for free as “customers” with out ever knowing anything about the MLM methode.
Thanks in advance.
Hi LOU,
I am glad that is somebody like you that want to enlight the situation as regards MLM s.What do you think about Lyoness Company?Is it a good MLM?Till now has 2 ooo 000 community consumers..and is estimated that in 2 years will be 25-40 000 000.
Thank you!
I LOVE YOUR SITE AND EVERYTHING I READ THERE. I AM INTO MLM HERE IN NIGERIA, I THINK I NEED SOMEONE LIKE YOU TO COACH ME ON MLM RIGHT NOW, I HAVE A TEAM IN MY MLM BIZ AND WE ARE DOING WELL. THEY ARE DEPENDING ON ME TO TEACH THEM ON MLM. KINDLY SEND ME MATERIALS TO USE
THANKS
TONY
Hi Lou,
I really enjoyed reading your website and your Nerium information. If you are a distributor, I am looking for an opportunity to participate in..please advise.
Thanks,
Pam
Certainly, Pamela. I am happy to help.
Shall we schedule a time to talk by phone?