Someone called my friend a few days ago asking to meet up for a discussion of a business opportunity. By Business opportunity, you’d think it probably a partnership, project for you to do, or they just want to scam you.
We meet up the person yesterday night and started off with a friendly introduction about how she has a day job and always thinking of earning extra as emergency backup and to help support her family. I was already getting the idea that this is no ordinary business proposal or a project presentation.
Then, she took out her laptop and started a power point slide and the first slide showed us a question about how “happy” we are with our current financial status. The basic starting point for any MLM introduction. I was like “FUCK!” but just tried to endure the session as I am not brave enough to rudely reject her on the spot.
So now,what I got is, network 21 is a company which has some sort of link with Amway, it’s a motivational and educational MLM company which teaches the members how to do business properly and I can’t really figure out any logic on how Network 21 actually get their money from.
Damn…
Haha…. So they have used up to number 20. now 21…
Well, all MLM has the same focus, ask you to join the member. promise you a good return when you ask more people to join or when you put more money in.
Same will even say it is free but there is T&C that he dun tell u. After you join then he say “oh this have to pay one or oh i already mention this last time”.
Start a crab plan and give crap answer
quick question: why is it that important that you need to know where network 21 gets its money from?
It’s their whole nature of business.
If they are telling you they can give you this much money, but can’t tell you where they get it from, then it’s just a pyramid fraud.
Besides, I can’t find any information that it’s actually a registered company. Meaning, if they just decide to run. All the members’ money are gone.