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We’re still cold messaging in 2025?
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Rant: it should be against the law for MLM “companies” to advertise on LinkedIn and indeed.
MLMs are not real jobs, and there is nothing to “hire” for. They disguise themselves as 1099 positions but if I wanted to do all that I’d just start my own legitimate business. If it can’t be backed by a W2 it has no place on job forums.
In my case it’s alleviation enterprise. They’re an insurance MLM. I applied bc the job posting looked legit, but their “pre interview questionnaire” raised red flags beyond belief and I investigated. No thanks.
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How to leave Amway after just joining?
I’m looking for some advice. Yesterday, I signed up for what was pitched to me as a "free apprenticeship" with Amway. I didn't hand over any money, but now that I’ve had some time to research things and reflect, I’m really uncomfortable.
The people who brought me in (my "uplines") drove over an hour to meet me. They were super enthusiastic, took a picture with me, and made it seem like this was the start of something big. At the time, I went along with it because it felt exciting and I didn’t want to disappoint them. But now? I’m having serious doubts.
After reading more online about Amway and MLMs in general, I feel misled. My family is urging me to get out ASAP and now I just feel stuck—mainly because I don’t want to deal with awkward conversations or feel like I’m letting people down who went out of their way for me.
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Have you ever worked for an MLM in Nashville?
Hi everyone — I’m a journalist currently researching deceptive commission-based “marketing” companies in Nashville. As I'm sure you know, these are often companies that advertise jobs as “marketing,” “sales,” or “management training” but turn out to be door-to-door or business-to-business sales gigs, often commission-only, with misleading job ads and high-pressure environments.
Some of these companies use names like "Nashville Marketing Group" or "The Dryden Group" and may be affiliated with larger national networks, such as Credico and Cydcor.
They frequently operate under constantly changing LLC names and claim to offer "rapid promotions" or "entrepreneurial opportunities," but ultimately take advantage of workers, especially young people or those seeking entry-level jobs.
I’m looking to speak (on or off the record) with anyone who has worked at one of these companies in Nashville, or even those who went through the interview process and realized something was off.
If you're comfortable, please share your story in the comments or DM me directly. You can remain anonymous if you prefer.
I hope to shed more light on how these companies recruit, operate, and impact workers, so others can be better informed and avoid these pitfalls.
Thank you so much for any help, and please feel free to share this with anyone who might have a story to tell.
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This isn't a business, this isn’t even a ‘ministry,’ THIS IS A CULT!
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Kangen Hun making waves
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Front Loading With A Side Of Recruiting
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Kangen Hun gets checks in mail
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IM Academy
Sup everyone just joined a little while ago. I heard Im academy recently shut down but the name was changed to iyovia, what happened to cause this ?
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It's month end, and the begging has intensified, with an additional “give me your money so I can go on a cruise with other Bravenly huns!”
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Enagic MLM scam
So I think my mom fell for this, basically 3 months ago she started talking about investing in this AI business and she even bought one of those enagic machines. I asked her about it and she said it's legit but I'm seeing so many posts online about it being an MLM. Then I asked her how much she has spent on this stuff and she told me to not concern myself with this. Is there anything I can do at this point?
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Another membership MLM?
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Bryte Lyfe - launched in Australia. What the?
A couple of acquaintances have been posting about something HUGE that’s dropping in Australia. And now I’ve received an invite to join a group called Bryte Lyfe. A bit of digging tells me it’s a travel scam. I’m trying to find the monthly fee though so I can hit them back as they’re very secretive about all that. I saw something that indicated it was AU$179 PER MONTH. In a cost of living crisis I don’t know how anyone would sign up to something like this and commit to that sort of money every month to save money on their annual holiday. Any info appreciated!
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Kangen Hun adds another business
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Someone i know posted this like it's a flex
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expried Amway popcorn anyone
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Did you know it's only a month from May to July?
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Life Vantage closes Philippine market.
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AP Management Group in Green Bay WI
I gotvan interview with the company in the title, but I keep seeing conflicting information saying it's a scam and others saying it's fine. My interview is today at 10 so I'll edit this post afterwards, what should I know before going in?
https://redd.it/1lpon8o
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Canada Canadian securities commissions has flagged LSSC
The Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) and BC Securities Commission (BCSC) are waving red flags about Lightning Shared Scooter Co. (LSSC). ASC says LSSC (and its offshoots like LSSC Canada Inc.) isn’t registered to deal in securities in Alberta. Big risk, no protection.BCSC also dropped a warning on June 23, 2025, calling LSSC’s “click-a-button” app a Ponzi scheme with sketchy promises. Also not registered in British Columbia. For those who don't know what is lssc, a lssc is company that lure its US and canadien investors into investing in their scooter businesses that appear to be a Ponzi scheme with no actual products. Transactions are done through crypto
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You can get this awesome FREE tumbler! No catch! Don't worry about the "buy $99 of product to qualify" in small writing. Just DM me to learn more!
I went to high school with this girl about 15 years ago, and she's never been very active on facebook. A couple months ago, she started showing up all over facebook talking about this great company that has amazing supplements for energy, gut, periods, how she's making money, great worship community, ect. I don't know which pyramid scheme it is, but it's clear she fell hard for it, which is honestly a surprise, because she was one of the smarter ones from high school.
She's posted all the normal MLM stuff, but the most memorable one was when she talked about laying out her vulnerabilities, how her car kept breaking down and they couldn't afford to do anything with it, but if she did well enough with the company, they'd give her a jeep and make the payments for her. DM her to learn more, of course.
But this tumbler post stuck out for me, mainly because of the blatant lie. "This tumbler is so cute! And totally free! No catch! DM me before supplies run out!" With the picture she posted saying in small writing you need to spend $99 first.
It's a combination of kind of funny to see her posts, but sad at the same time to see her like this. She's a good person, married with a couple kids. I don't know if it was the idea of a close community, extra income, a trusted friend that lured her in, or something else, but they got her good. I'm sure that reaching out to say something would only cause her to dig in deeper, so the best I can hope for is that she sees reason and bails before she sinks too much money into this.
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Talking Point - "MLMs: Business Opportunity Or A Scam?" [CNA Insider (Singapore), 2023]
https://youtu.be/9bSV4HbpKfw?si=6P-BT_9w5ntFf4UZ
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Won't someone help these huns? An update on this months begging posts.
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Came for a laser hair removal consult… tried to recruit me into Farmasi and get free treatments instead
Figured everyone will get a kick out this, this happened last week.
I own a small laser hair removal studio and recently had a consultation scheduled with a woman who kept rescheduling 3 times in one day. Then finally pushed it to the next day. I’m like okay, fine, I’m trying to be understanding.
She shows up 20 minutes late, but I still take her because I try to give people the benefit of the doubt. I start the consultation and ask what areas she’s interested in treating. She tells me, and then randomly pulls out a massage gel and starts going on about how she’s a business owner too and how this would be great for my clients post-treatment.
I immediately recognized the brand, Farmasi. A friend of a friend sells that stuff, so I already knew what she was about to do.
She goes on and on about how I could retail this product to my clients, make more money, etc. I tried to keep it polite and just told her, “Thanks, but I’m not looking to sell any products right now, my business is still very new, and I’m focused on building my clientele.”
Then, she straight up asks if I want to join her team. Like girl, what?! You booked a service with me to recruit me?? I politely declined again.
And then she asked if I wanted to “collab” aka, give her free laser treatments. At that point I had to just tell her, “I’m not looking to collaborate at the moment. I’m focused on building my business.” She smiled and was like, “Okay, we’ll talk soon!” and I blocked her after that.
This was a complete stranger too.
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Went to a childhood friend's place to 'reconnect', was met with a full-blown PowerPoint presentation and coercion to dox my friend's numbers to him
This happened yesterday, I'm still kinda flabbergasted by it so I wanted to share. Classic story, a guy I knew since kindergarten and was friends with for most of elementary school hit me up after years to come over, have a beer and chat. Also said that he's got a new job oportunity recently and was excited to show me what he's doing, saying I might like it. Already a red flag, but I didn't think much of it and went anyway.
I came to his place, dude had an entire PowerPoint presentation prepared on his computer (told me about none of this in advance) and jumped right into it. It was your typical finance coaching, financial freedom kinda shit. The whole thing was completely scripted despite him repeating it's 'just a conversation'. Some of the bs it contained were:
* Questions like 'There are four types of people: poor, mid, rich and above it all. Which one would you like to belong to?'
* Diagrams comparing his product with obviously worse, totally-not-biased 'average product', followed by him asking which one I would pick.
* Weird questions like 'What are your dreams in the next 10 years?', which I answered only vaguely.
* Asking if I can imagine him as my personal finance coach, to which I replied 'if I was looking for something like that than maybe yeah' (mistake, more later)
* Saying that I can become 'not only his client but also his business partner if I want' after showing me how the company works (literally a textbook pyramid scheme)
* Addressing me by my name like every other sentence
* Overall it felt like talking to a scripted NPC rather than a real human
At the end, he said that a 'meeting' like this usually costs 20k in the local currency (about 800 in euro), but that he's giving it to friends for free and that the only 'payment' he charges is me giving him 5-10 phone numbers of friends or acquiantances I would recommend him to since I 'already said I like it' (the question about if I can picture him as my coach). I replied that I won't give anyone's number to him without them knowing, and that if they were looking for a service like that they would have seeked it themselves. He replied that I should give them now because 'if I tell them, they won't agree to give the number'. Also said things like 'If you don't give me the numbers, you're depriving them of the opportunity to hear me out as well. What do you know, maybe it can change someone's life.' He apparently also planned to recruit me and make me his downline, but apparently he saw it leads nowhere when I didn't even want to give him the numbers. I left shortly after.
Looking back I probably should have left way sooner, but I didn't wanna just nuke the bridges outright. Makes me quite sad, he used to be a good dude, but now he seems to be too far gone. I even tried to redirect the conversation away from his 'business' a few times because I genuinely wanted to catch up, but he always redirected it back.
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Local hun boasts benefits of being in Herbalife 🤡
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Mom doesn't want me to cut contact with her because of the MLM products she used to consume. I think otherwise.
Ableism and anti-intellectualism ran rampant in my family at my expense and my concerns about them dumping money for shit like essential oils, vitamins, and pyramid scheme skincare were all brushed off because "i didn't know what i was talking about" due to being autistic, or "they do make money" or "they charge wholesale not retail" and "it's my money i do what i want with it"
I still remember the years I had to be forced to put up with that nonsense and it's just left me feeling bitter and resentful; the moment i can get out of this house is the moment i'm snipping all ties with my folks who beg me not to do so because it's """petty""". MLMs don't just financially ruin lives, they act like polarising cults in some of the worst and most societally defective ways possible.
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