Is network marketing a scam?

[SeriousAscension]

Title.

 

[dad]

the least vague question on org

 

[chadintraining]

Any business promoted on TikTok, YouTube, etc.. is likely a scam, and this sound like exactly that

 

[Gandy]

Yes. It benefits only the creators of the network.

Just like pump and dump altcoins.

The sooner people realize there are no legitimate "side hustles" (besides working hard irl or creating an actual business that sells something) the better.

Tiktok, facebook and youtube are filled with scams and the amount has skyrocketed after covid.
Never give anyone a single cent to "join their downline" or "get their exclusive e-course".

The only people making money in these "hustles" is the shameless scammer operating with his own face and name under a YOLO principle of not giving a damn if they go to prison for wire fraud or not.

 

[Deleted member 56068]

Yes. It benefits only the creators of the network.

Just like pump and dump altcoins.

The sooner people realize there are no legitimate "side hustles" (besides working hard irl or creating an actual business that sells something) the better.

Tiktok, facebook and youtube are filled with scams and the amount has skyrocketed after covid.
Never give anyone a single cent to "join their downline" or "get their exclusive e-course".

The only people making money in these "hustles" is the shameless scammer operating with his own face and name under a YOLO principle of not giving a damn if they go to prison for wire fraud or not.

Jeffrey detected @Gengar @Christiano mute him now he is a filthy Jeffery

 

[eduardkoopman]

mlm = waist of time. pyramide structure. only 1% make money, according to ftc.

https://www.ftc.gov/sites/default/files/documents/public_comments/trade-regulation-rule-disclosure-requirements-and-prohibitions-concerning-business-opportunities-ftc.r511993-00008%C2%A0/00008-57281.pdf

 

[eduardkoopman]

Yes. It benefits only the creators of the network.

Just like pump and dump altcoins.

The sooner people realize there are no legitimate "side hustles" (besides working hard irl or creating an actual business that sells something) the better.

Tiktok, facebook and youtube are filled with scams and the amount has skyrocketed after covid.
Never give anyone a single cent to "join their downline" or "get their exclusive e-course".

The only people making money in these "hustles" is the shameless scammer operating with his own face and name under a YOLO principle of not giving a damn if they go to prison for wire fraud or not.

truths.

 

[RTLBbc]

Any business promoted on TikTok, YouTube, etc.. is likely a scam, and this sound like exactly that

if the video has low views its probably legit speaking frome experience

 

[chadintraining]

if the video has low views its probably legit speaking frome experience

The video isn’t legit cause it had low views, it has low views because it is legit

Most ppl don’t want to accept the truth, especially those in redpill spaces

 

[chadintraining]

They want to believe that dropshipping and affiliate marketing will make them rich

 

[eduardkoopman]

The video isn’t legit cause it had low views, it has low views because it is legit

Most ppl don’t want to accept the truth, especially those in redpill spaces

Still be cautious with low views shit also. Might be scammer, that is just starting out.

But yeah agree.
Most people look for shortcut copes. And thus shortcut cope scams are most popular.

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