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I know, I know. It's "network marketing" or "multi-level marketing."
Sure it is. Here's the newest one that I have seen.
http://www.wineshopathome.com
Just remember - if you make more money signing people up than actually selling product, it is a pyramid scheme. And I'm sure the sales pitch is going to be something about just "paying for the wine you already drink...."
:bigun:
Others that come to mind:
Monavie
Amway
Arbonne
YourTravelBiz
There are some legitimate businesses that are true MLMs.
Some examples:
Avon
Keller Williams Realty
Mary Kay
Sure, you have a friend that made a lot of money on Freedom Telephone Calling Cards. But all of that money was made off of the saps who paid in at the bottom of the pyramid.
Sure it is. Here's the newest one that I have seen.
http://www.wineshopathome.com
Just remember - if you make more money signing people up than actually selling product, it is a pyramid scheme. And I'm sure the sales pitch is going to be something about just "paying for the wine you already drink...."
:bigun:
Others that come to mind:
Monavie
Amway
Arbonne
YourTravelBiz
There are some legitimate businesses that are true MLMs.
Some examples:
Avon
Keller Williams Realty
Mary Kay
Sure, you have a friend that made a lot of money on Freedom Telephone Calling Cards. But all of that money was made off of the saps who paid in at the bottom of the pyramid.
