MLM Saleswoman Gets Schooled With Logic On The Dangers Of Pyramid Schemes

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Meeeeesh
Jan 20, 2019 7:00 PM EST

Whether it's Lularoe, Doterra, Younique or Rodan + Fields, these companies all have one thing in common: persistent salespeople who don't seem to understand how scams work.

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    Red - l AT&T 10:45 Home Неу for you!! e! Ive got a quick question
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    Text - 08:11 Hi What's up?
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    Text - 10:20 I'm working on a HUGE goal this month that comes with a big raise and a promotion that would mean the world to my family and I! Would you be willing to throw up a post that I give you on your Facebook and tag me? I'll enter you into my giveaway for $100!!
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    Text - What company? Sounds like an MLM to me.
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    Text - I'm with It Works Global, so health and wellness products! You could pick between:
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    Text - 1. My Hair Skin and Nails challenge 2. Cleanse and rebroot detox challenge 3. Weight loss and lifestyle changes 4. Skinny mocha coffee challenge Which sounds good to you?
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    Text - Im good, I don't like supporting MLMS.
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    Text - Can I ask why? That's like saying you don't support people wanting more than debt & a 9-5 lol
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    Text - No, it's not like that at all. I don't support MLMS because it's a predatory business model. Turning friends and family into clients and ultimately just become really obnoxionn atnut it. And people who take part in pyramid schemes either help the pyramid get taller or they get squashed by it. There's no in between, and the payout is ultimately for the people at the top. Pyramid schemes sell the majority of their product within the people who sell it and that is how the people at the top m
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