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January 8, 2009

How do you find people who know how profitable multi-level marketing can be and are interested in it?

My fiance and are entrepreneurs. I quit my job with corporate america because of the toll it was taking on my health and because I was tired of corporate *******. We have researched and found a few multi-level marketing prorgrams that could be very lucrative if we can just find the right people to share it with. Most people are quick to categorize all multi-level marketing ventures as "pyramid schemes"– sheme in this term is short for schematics, but it it has a negative connotation when used in conjunction with "pyramid". But our own system of capitalism is built on a "pyramid schematic"– henceforth, the pyramid on the dollar bill. It's just that in corporate america, the common workers make up the bottom level of the structure and the big people at the top profit big time. There are many multi-level marketing projects that follow the same principles, but give YOU and ME, the opportunity to become financially independent. Where are the people who understand that this is real??

Shaquita

Link: www.leadsandlistbuilding.com

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CHUCK

Blah, Blah, Blah, Blah, To many people have been SCREWED out of hard earned money! Your just to late!

From How do you find people who know how profitable multi-level marketing can be and are interested in it?, 2009/01/08 at 8:47 PM

dollhaus@sbcglobal.net

Boy, someone sold you a bill of goods. As soon as you've "sold" to your family and friends, who is left? Face it: ALL MLM schemes are based on a pyramid - that's their basic definition. Those closer to the top of the pyramid make more; those near the bottom make less. But in many of these MLM scams, those near the bottom make ZERO.

Forget it.

From How do you find people who know how profitable multi-level marketing can be and are interested in it?, 2009/01/10 at 9:26 PM

the_ahriginal

No, you're not too late…maybe too early but never too late. The WSJ has already coined network marketing as the "new" career of the future. Here is a website that will help you and it's free: — go to Live Call Archives then click-on "Personal Development" or "Working Leads". These calls will definitely change your thinking, it did mine. Good luck with that!

From How do you find people who know how profitable multi-level marketing can be and are interested in it?, 2009/01/12 at 8:27 PM

MICHELS2

Find one that doesn't cost any thing to start and every one make money

From How do you find people who know how profitable multi-level marketing can be and are interested in it?, 2009/01/15 at 12:49 PM

Lori M

I strongly suggest that you check out and. Both these businesses are owned by the same couple who work from home and have had success. They understand what it takes to manage a great business, and to be successful. These to websites are different businesses but both are very good. It all depends on what you like best. They offer marketing systems, compensation plans and training. I strongly suggest these people as they are just ordinary people that have been very successful. Good Luck!

From How do you find people who know how profitable multi-level marketing can be and are interested in it?, 2009/01/18 at 10:28 AM

Wolfman

Here are three websites that explain why the MLM=Pyramid idea is so widespread.
discusses the psychological and social issues that MLM involves, and the damage that "mlm blindness" can do to a distributor's life.
covers a study of the tax returns of MLM participants in Utah. The results are, to say the least, discouraging.
discusses a number of, as the name suggests, boobytraps in the MLM industry. There are some real stinkers here that strike home (the one about what "ground floor opportunity" really means is especially strong in my eyes).

From How do you find people who know how profitable multi-level marketing can be and are interested in it?, 2009/01/21 at 7:40 AM

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Comments on How do you find people who know how profitable multi-level marketing can be and are interested in it?

January 8, 2009

CHUCK @ 8:47 pm

Blah, Blah, Blah, Blah, To many people have been SCREWED out of hard earned money! Your just to late!

January 10, 2009

dollhaus@sbcglobal.net @ 9:26 pm

Boy, someone sold you a bill of goods. As soon as you've "sold" to your family and friends, who is left? Face it: ALL MLM schemes are based on a pyramid - that's their basic definition. Those closer to the top of the pyramid make more; those near the bottom make less. But in many of these MLM scams, those near the bottom make ZERO.

Forget it.

January 12, 2009

the_ahriginal @ 8:27 pm

No, you're not too late…maybe too early but never too late. The WSJ has already coined network marketing as the "new" career of the future. Here is a website that will help you and it's free: — go to Live Call Archives then click-on "Personal Development" or "Working Leads". These calls will definitely change your thinking, it did mine. Good luck with that!

January 15, 2009

MICHELS2 @ 12:49 pm

Find one that doesn't cost any thing to start and every one make money

January 18, 2009

Lori M @ 10:28 am

I strongly suggest that you check out and. Both these businesses are owned by the same couple who work from home and have had success. They understand what it takes to manage a great business, and to be successful. These to websites are different businesses but both are very good. It all depends on what you like best. They offer marketing systems, compensation plans and training. I strongly suggest these people as they are just ordinary people that have been very successful. Good Luck!

January 21, 2009

Wolfman @ 7:40 am

Here are three websites that explain why the MLM=Pyramid idea is so widespread.
discusses the psychological and social issues that MLM involves, and the damage that "mlm blindness" can do to a distributor's life.
covers a study of the tax returns of MLM participants in Utah. The results are, to say the least, discouraging.
discusses a number of, as the name suggests, boobytraps in the MLM industry. There are some real stinkers here that strike home (the one about what "ground floor opportunity" really means is especially strong in my eyes).

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