business model MLM
in this article We continue what has been said about Pyramid Schemes Legitimacy Don't pay or sign a contract in an "opportunity meeting." Take your time to think over your decision. Your investment requires real money, so don't rush into it without doing some research first. Ask your sponsor for the terms and conditions of the plan, including: the compensation structure your potential expenses support for claims about how much money you can make the name and contact information of someone at the company who can answer your questions Get this information in writing. Avoid any plan where the reward for recruiting new distributors is more than it is for selling products to the public. That's a time-tested and traditional tip-off to a pyramid scheme. Keep in mind that when you recruit new distributors, you are responsible for the claims you make about how much money they can earn. Be honest, and be realistic