Let’s face it – when people hear about work at home opportunities the first thing that comes to their mind is, “Another MLM Scam.” Why do so many others think this way?
I’ve been in this industry for over 20 years and the reason people fail is because they have to recruit in order to build large enough teams to realize financial freedom. The sad statistics are that over 95% of people end up losing money because of this recruiting problem. Zero recruits equals zero dollars!
Most companies will get you to become their cheerleader selling their products or services. You get sucked into the MLM opportunity because you think that this company has a breakthrough product and you now believe all the hype. Six months down the road you finally wake up and realize that you are deep in the hole then if you had never joined this awesome company in the first place!
So…this is where the MLM Scam mindset enters a person’s mind. “I didn’t make any money, therefore, this is another one of them there scams!”
Realize that the scams are shutdown by the FTC within a matter of months and most of the online businesses offered today are totally legit. A quick test to know if a business is a scam or not is to ask one simple question – “What product or service does this company offer?” If there is no product or service being offered, then there is a high probability that it really is a scam.
I hope that some of these opinions are common sense and that more people would take the blame for their own failures of not recruiting like the top earners. There are right ways and wrong ways to recruit, so I invite you to learn some of my techniques. Don’t be one of those people that have failed in the past and label everything an MLM scam when someone presents you with their new opportunity. Do some due diligence and see if their opportunity is the right fit for you and your family.
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