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7 Ways To Distinguish Pyramid Scheme Scams From Legitimate Network Marketing Businesses
As a person out talking to people about my whole food based nutritional product and sharing with people how they can make extra money with a Uri International network marketing home business, I sometimes encounter a prospect who asks a very good question. That question is, “Is this some kind of pyramid scheme?”
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Pacifico on October 22nd, 2007 at 7:34 am
In my opinion there is no such thing as a pyramid scheme. Why? Because the only scheme out there is if you don’t do any reseach check the background of the company, make sure you have the knowledge about marketing your product or business then your for sure 99% you will fail. See any business is all about promoting and marketing if you don’t have the experience in marketing you need to get yourself educated. The reason why 97% of people joined MLM don’t succeed because this are employees who have no idea whatsoever how to ran a business. If they fail they will call it a pyramid scheme, thats the only reason why MLM got a bad reputation becacause of all this people. what if your started a McDonald franchise and you failed that business would you call it a scheme?
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