Anyone here involved in Amway? Or any Network Marketing?

[playboyr1]

Originally Posted by JDollaz

Don't forget Pre-Paid legal Services, I was a part if it definitely MlM but product did work as advertised and many people I know got paid including myself. However found it to be too much work for little compensation even as extra part time income didn't feel like bothering people w the same lame pitch all the time.

& lol this guy sounds like.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZiw1...e_gdata_player

Gotcha thanks for your input that was exactly what I was looking for when I spoke about experiences. Who were you involved with if you don't mind me asking?


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[cataclyzm123]

I know several people doing MLM side jobs. These are girls who have Tupperware/candle parties to supplement their income. My wife has allowed those parties to happen in our home several times.

From what I have noticed, they start off strong and actually make some money, then it dies down and they move on to another MLM and repeat the process.

I was at the gas station and the lady at the pump next to me tried to recruit me into her MLM project. I said to her "I would never be involved with a company that would require me bothering people like you are bothering me right now."

OP, there is nothing more to talk about. Post up 1 year from now and let us know how you're doing.

[JDollaz]

Originally Posted by playboyr1

Gotcha thanks for your input that was exactly what I was looking for when I spoke about experiences. Who were you involved with if you don't mind me asking?


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http://www.legalshield.com/corp/

They gave me a website and everything to sign up new associates, I did like the niche because at the time I knew alot of people getting in trouble. And this was a cheap way to ensure you had some kind of help other than Legal aid. In my experiences the only way these MlM business work is if you find hungry people to put under you w a drive to succeed. Now you get enough of these try hards under you, YOU will eventually start making money. Once they realize they have to do the same and aren't profiting like they thought it will all crumble. Good luck tho. my 1st 2 checks of $80 and $60 after the hours and hours I put Into it, I didn't see myself getting rich w/o 100 associates under me signing up 50 new clients up each month that will all continue to pay the $30 a month service fee for over 12 months each. Its possible but I wasn't willing to make it happen it want for me. I could put all that work an effort into A Company of my own.

Originally Posted by cataclyzm123

I "I would never be involved with a company that would require me bothering people like you are bothering me right now."

OP, there is nothing more to talk about. Post up 1 year from now and let us know how you're doing.

That's the worst part about these companies, I hate being bothered myself.

[z064life]

so where do I sign up anyway

[playboyr1]

Yea the reason why I always inquire about the mlm experiences because majority of them are the same which the same problems which is a residual bill. I got involved in this as my security "plan b" because any job, business, company can close at any given time and your screwed and go from making 6 digits to making 5 or 4 digits sometimes. So I'm doing this as a back up


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[Sondebeech]

I think this has the potential for 10+ pages, just waiting for it to turn into the typical forum thread

[Sabian]

And the spammers have found the thread...

[rexmitchell]

Originally Posted by Sabian

And the spammers have found the thread...

Probly the same guy with a different account

[rexmitchell]

Originally Posted by TorreSteward

that's annoying!

So are spammers, Now your above post has your website and you expect us to not think you are just selling shit

[KMac]

Originally Posted by cataclyzm123

I know several people doing MLM side jobs. These are girls who have Tupperware/candle parties to supplement their income. My wife has allowed those parties to happen in our home several times.

From what I have noticed, they start off strong and actually make some money, then it dies down and they move on to another MLM and repeat the process.

The mlm's that actually sell a good product should keep going well, although they will still have a lot of turnover among the ranks to keep it going. At least their product keeps it viable. Look at Tupperware.....who realistically competes with that product? Glad? Rubbermaid?....sure, but it is widely known Tupperware is higher quality and comes with the well-known free replacement policy. Just find ANY tupperware person and give it to them and you get it replaced. Same for Amway, although they have a lot of products; many are widely known to be better than a lot of name brand retail products. Same for Amsoil, they sell arguably (and I mean so arguably that people have been banned over it. ) the best motor oil there is. There's going to be people who are successful at it due to a limited number of very good reasons, but the majority of the people are going to be "consumables".

[ALTON05R1]

Originally Posted by playboyr1

Yea the reason why I always inquire about the mlm experiences because majority of them are the same which the same problems which is a residual bill. I got involved in this as my security "plan b" because any job, business, company can close at any given time and your screwed and go from making 6 digits to making 5 or 4 digits sometimes. So I'm doing this as a back up


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I work for a commercial airline so How is paying a fee any better than already having the interline benefits, and not having to pay a fee for the info? If you can convince me that World Ventures is better than flying for $50 a year, plus the insane hotel cruise etc... discounts that I already get, plus it can replace the 4k+ income I have from one job, then I will listen.

[playboyr1]

Originally Posted by KMac

The mlm's that actually sell a good product should keep going well, although they will still have a lot of turnover among the ranks to keep it going. At least their product keeps it viable. Look at Tupperware.....who realistically competes with that product? Glad? Rubbermaid?....sure, but it is widely known Tupperware is higher quality and comes with the well-known free replacement policy. Just find ANY tupperware person and give it to them and you get it replaced. Same for Amway, although they have a lot of products; many are widely known to be better than a lot of name brand retail products. Same for Amsoil, they sell arguably (and I mean so arguably that people have been banned over it. ) the best motor oil there is. There's going to be people who are successful at it due to a limited number of very good reasons, but the majority of the people are going to be "consumables".

Well the benefit with mine is after I got 4 I don't pay anymore and become a straight consumer for cheap cruises flights as well as everyday things I pay 6.50 at Amc theaters and 2 for 1 sandwiches at white castle or discounts on all stores like banana republic gap jewelry store and if you shop online instead of going directly to the site I go through mine and earn money towards travel.


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[JDollaz]

Can't knock ur Hustle tho.

By anychance u had a Fiat 08? Ur screen name rings a bell and noticed your from YO.

[playboyr1]

Nah no fiat your talking about Anthony I believe?


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[cyclepsycho7]

Originally Posted by KMac

Do NOT waste your time.

Originally Posted by z064life

or YOUR money

Originally Posted by WarMachine

Pyramid scam, walk away

Or you will regret it. The first potential customers they will expect you to go after are your friends and they will not be your friends for long.

[playboyr1]

You Tube

You Tube

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[Racer Dude]

Originally Posted by playboyr1

Actually only lawsuit world ventures in currently is over tax evasion so re check your research

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In addition to 42 closed complaints with the BBB.


Factors that lowered WorldVentures Marketing, LLC's rating include:

42 complaints filed against business

Factors that raised WorldVentures Marketing, LLC's rating include:

Length of time business has been operating.
Response to 42 complaint(s) filed against business.
Resolution of complaint(s) filed against business.
BBB has sufficient background information on this business.

Complaints are regarding misrepresentation of the promised savings on travel, slow or non delivery of promised refunds and dissatisfaction with customer service. Specifically, customers complain that paying the company fee and following the company business model does not provide promised savings as stated by company representatives. The company resolves complaints by offering refunds or refering to the agreement for explanation. However, customers complain that the refund was delayed or not received. Additionally, customers indicate that they have difficulty contacting the company.


WorldVentures Marketing, LLC is not BBB Accredited.

[Racer Dude]

[stop2think]

My GF happens to be managing director of events for one of the huge multi-billion $ MLMs mentioned very early in this thread. She is essentially a large-scale corporate party planner. When we first met I almost wouldn't date her simply because of her affiliation with this organization, but as I learned more I realized that working in management/administration for these companies is no different than anywhere else and even she has no loyalty or trust in the company. It is nothing more than a job to her, one that compensates her extremely well. It is the sales/marketing people that are pond scum.

Sure you can make money. I have met countless people through her that have made 7 and even 8-figures hawking this BS to all of their friends and family. Some of us actually have to live with ourselves, if you have no conscious and don't mind potentially ripping off a lot of people, have at it.

[playboyr1]

Originally Posted by Racer Dude

In addition to 42 closed complaints with the BBB.


Factors that lowered WorldVentures Marketing, LLC's rating include:

42 complaints filed against business

Factors that raised WorldVentures Marketing, LLC's rating include:

Length of time business has been operating.
Response to 42 complaint(s) filed against business.
Resolution of complaint(s) filed against business.
BBB has sufficient background information on this business.

Complaints are regarding misrepresentation of the promised savings on travel, slow or non delivery of promised refunds and dissatisfaction with customer service. Specifically, customers complain that paying the company fee and following the company business model does not provide promised savings as stated by company representatives. The company resolves complaints by offering refunds or refering to the agreement for explanation. However, customers complain that the refund was delayed or not received. Additionally, customers indicate that they have difficulty contacting the company.


WorldVentures Marketing, LLC is not BBB Accredited.

And AT&T has over 22,000 complaints with BBB



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