Do Multi Level Marketing Programs work? The
answer is..............Not
really. There have been thousands of MLM programs over the years.
The only people that ever really make significant money in MLM are the
people at the top of the ladder. Statistics show that unless you are the
owner of the company, or one of the first people signed on, you will
probably make very little to no money at all. While some of the
MLM programs are honest, there are many others that are very dishonest
and there have been many prosecutions for fraud in the Multi Level
Marketing Industry.
Here is a list of some of the
most well known MLM Programs
ACN Inc.
Amway
DXN
Forever Living Products
Herbalife (health and wellness products)
Ignite
Mannatech
Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc.
Primerica Financial Services
Quixtar
Sunrider
Tupperware
Vector Marketing (sellers of Cutco knives)
World Financial Group
XanGo
Here is a warning about Multi Level
Marketing that was put out by the Federal Trade Commission
Plans that promise profits mainly for recruiting new
members are illegal pyramid schemes. In legitimate
multilevel marketing plans, profits come primarily from
selling goods and services to consumers.
Be aware that some pyramids are disguised as “gifting
clubs.” New recruits give money to current members with
the promise that they will receive money from future
recruits.
Know that all pyramids are doomed to collapse.
That’s because it’s impossible to keep on getting fresh
recruits who will pay to participate.
Legitimate multilevel marketing plans only succeed if
they offer products or services that customers want. All
successful businesses depend on repeat sales. If there isn’t
constant demand for the products or services, the business
will fail.
Sales to other distributors don’t count.
Legitimate multilevel marketing plans aren’t based on sales
to distributors. Profits should come from sales that you and
any distributors under you make to the end-users.
Be wary of big earnings claims. No one can
guarantee how much you’ll make. That depends on how hard you
work and whether consumers like your products or services.
Many people who work in multilevel marketing do it part-time
to supplement their other income.
Check it out before you commit. Print out all the
information, and contact your state or local consumer
protection agency for advice. In some states, multilevel
marketing companies must register with the government and
comply with other requirements.
Don’t buy more supplies than you need.
Some fraudulent companies try to force distributors to pay
for more products than they can reasonably sell
Below, we have listed a few
of the MLM Opportunities that really work