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MLM Scams Running Rampant On The Internet?

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To a bunch of people, MLM scams seem to be everywhere.

In fact, there is such a stigma concerning MLM’s that if you’re in one, odds are you’re a bit embarrassed when people ask you what you do for a living.

“I, um, sell stuff on the internet,” seems to be a standard response to this seemingly harmless question.

But why? Is there a reason for people to believe in MLM scams?

It appears that most people believe in these MLM scams for the reason that the failure rate is high, plus you’re just recruiting people that will spend money, yet have no hope of succeeding down the road.

However, let’s say that you reach a decision you desire to start a restaurant. First of all, you’re unquestionably going to do some research. Hopefully you already have some experience, or have somebody helping you who’s dared do it before.

You plan out every last detail of your menu, location, prices, motif, decorations, promotions, marketing, plus you even get a considerable loan from the bank to get you up and running.

However, even with all of this planned out, the outside expertise you’re getting, and the finances to help, there’s a 7 in 10 chance you’ll have to shut your doors in the next couple years. And that’s after using each cent and every second you have devoted to your project.

I find that interesting, because if I travelled around the United States and gave seminars on how to open and run restaurants, there wouldn’t be any negative feedback when I told people what I did. In fact, nearly all of the world would most likely semi-respect me for doing this.

however aren’t I just really setting people up to fail? The vast majority of the people who even attempt to start a restaurant will lose everything.

Now, let’s say you want to join one of the many MLM “scams” out there. You have to spend a few hundred bucks to get involved. I myself now spend $190 a month for my MLM, my marketing system, and a couple other tools.

And, it doesn’t take every second of my life. In fact, many people who earn cash in network marketing do so part-time. So, you don’t need to give all your time, or even quit your job to take a dive into something unknown. Plus, you have the chance to build a business without mortgaging your home.

And if you believe in MLM scams in the literal sense (like being against the law), then you’ve missed that boat by about 35 years. I think there would be a bigger fuss if 10 million people in the United States were working in MLM scams.

MLM Scams: How to Avoid Them

I would say that the only thing resembling one of the MLM “scams” might be someone who recruits others and ignores them. somebody without a mentor, or any training available to them, is almost forever going to fail.

now how do you avoid this in your MLM career?

Two things I suggest:

1. investigate the upline and team you plan on joining. Make sure there are other people willing to assist you and that they do frequent trainings. The greater support there is within the team, the more likely you may have success.

2. Just like in starting a restaurant, you must comprehend wherewith you plan on marketing and building your business. on the internet, you have an unlimited potential to generate leads and prospects, if you have the correct training.

Hope you liked this post about MLM scams!

Erin wrote this article about MLM Scams to show internet marketers how to leverage the internet for limitless leads and sign ups. Check out Erin Smith’s MLM Secrets to learn how to build your business the right way now!

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