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Primerica
I work at a bakery in a grocery store and one of my regulars asked if I was looking for another job and asked me to meet with her over zoom about a company her and her husband work for. I’m very desperate for another job as I’m working and saving to get out of a bad situation while also going to college and this seemed like a way to make some extra money without working too often, so I went against my better judgment and signed their documents after our first interview. After doing more research I saw a lot of people saying it’s a scam and you’ll pay more than you receive. I know this was really stupid of me, but I haven’t spent any money with them yet for a license or anything and I’m not going to start working for them. How do I get out of this?
https://redd.it/1v0xm9e
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Bravenly's incredibly cheap low-effort international expansion
https://redd.it/1v0psdy
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MLMs in Australia
We have had Amway,Herbalife and Thermamix for years and more recently we have had Monat and Kangen and I have seen here Bravenly is trying to establish a beach head.
My question is how do these MLMS grow, we are not a religious country so people don't have the church and other communities to try and recruit.
I know a lot of the Kangen cult say they do online advertising (i have not seen a single one).
We are a small country and i am struggling to understand how these organisations have organic growth without churches etc to recruit from.
https://redd.it/1v0822q
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Ugh! There's yet another gathering of Bravenly huns.
https://redd.it/1uzi0nt
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Make Wellness rant
https://redd.it/1uzenx1
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What can we do about MLM ourselves? I want to create an anti MLM NGO to raise awareness and educate people about this scam but seeing the hopelessness of the situation in my country makes me feel doubtful
So I was researching about MLM and asking from different AI models too
Well those who are already familiar with MLM don't need to know much since there's not much to do in any MLM except fooling and scamming people
But my goal is that I want to make an end to these pyramid schemes and structures, I know it doesn't sound possible or even rational considering that these companies have multi million $ in their backups but I still believe I should do something
Basically about me, I haven't done or experienced much in life maybe that's why I wish to go down this path? I want to take action against these fraudsters but at the same time I don't know how to, I am just an average person in a country filled with MLMs, I don't even have 0.5% of the resources these 'direct selling' 'network marketing' companies have
Should I just concentrate on my own life and try to make a living or should I pursue the path that motivates me even though I have no legal degree
https://redd.it/1uyzp2p
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Relative joined Cutco
A relative joined cutco, got my grandma to do the presentation. Do they really get paid from doing the presentation? She plans on saying no to everything and I know for a fact she will, she is very strong minded.
Do I even attempt to explain it’s an MLM? He’s young, dumb, in college and need the money. Why he just doesn’t go retail for a job is beyond me. We all try to help him out where we can anyway which is the frustrating part.
https://redd.it/1ut0ery
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This is an mlm right?
https://redd.it/1usxv7a
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A study on main character syndrome. Hun, who practices faith manipulation to recruit, claims she doesn't know what faith manipulation is.
https://redd.it/1us7u9w
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Trying to explain why Herbalife is not a pyramid scheme with a copy/paste post.
https://redd.it/1ur1c6b
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She starts the video saying “Babe! Someone called my job a pyramid scheme again!”
https://redd.it/1uqekdm
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Which MLM is gathering in Key Largo right now?
https://redd.it/1uq98u9
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Hopeful success.
I've been lurking on this sub for a while now and I've been asking myself why people believe things that aren't true. If you put in money to start a business, when do you conclude it's normal to get less than half of what you put in? And I realise that the answer is hope. And sunken cost fallacy. People don't walk away from what they believe in. It's the same as the day trading bros. Losing money but telling themselves that if they work on trading psychology, they'll make profit. And this hinders them from seeing the markets for what they and how little options retail traders have. But MLMs are a different beast. I mean, they produce the most interesting kind of delusional people. For example, that weird man, Keith Ranaire was involved with Amway before he started his failed MLM and moved to insulating his cult. Someone like that learned the language of giving someone hope without actually doing the work to change your life. And the language is so intense. How do you say that selling shampoo, or makeup changed the life of you and family? And how do you believe that the MLM brand is good when the products aren't good enough to compete with brands on Amazon, Walmart and big stores? Just how? It's all so predatory and helpless at the same time.
https://redd.it/1uq12fr
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Every MLM Hun ever
https://redd.it/1v0w4qk
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I can't name the CEO, but in this case she's irrelevant, because it's the sisters that sit at the top of the Bravenly pyramid.
https://redd.it/1v0tac9
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throwback to how WFABB are just a bunch of mean girls
https://redd.it/1v0ptpl
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Typo, or are they simply not bothering to hide the scam anymore?
https://redd.it/1v048g8
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Ex Neal’s yard remedies organic mlm consultant
/r/MLMRecovery/comments/1nctrdr/ex_neals_yard_remedies_organic_mlm_consultant/
https://redd.it/1uzv8vt
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Optavia is now Trilivy! Whatever that means
I guess they are trying to pivot, somehow. But how does this even make sense? Grasping at straws!
https://www.trilivyhealth.com/us/en/optavia-is-now-trilivy All the Optavia Huns are at convention this week and SO excited!
https://redd.it/1uzh9tt
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People of the UK, and Spain, they're coming for you!
https://redd.it/1uzd0ms
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Herbalife….
DOES anyone else think these people are on something?? I swear you drink one drink and turn into an unhinged, wild-eyed evangelist for the brand. Full crackhead energy, minus the actual crack. I just don’t get it.
https://redd.it/1uycunt
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revealing true tells in scamfluencer culture
/r/u_fancyflipping/comments/1usw637/revealing_true_tells_in_scamfluencer_culture/
https://redd.it/1usw7ky
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revealing true tells in scamfluencer culture
/r/u_fancyflipping/comments/1usw637/revealing_true_tells_in_scamfluencer_culture/
https://redd.it/1usw8mc
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Anybody else could return their money with inCruises?
I tried to reach to them multiple times, diffident ways but they stood their ground.
Is getting a lawyer would actually help us get our money back? (We are not from US) If you have success stories, I'd be grateful!
https://redd.it/1urnkzm
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Can't sleep - I can't believe I let myself get duped like this...
I've been very anti-mlm for so long and thought I was educated enough to avoid them but tonight I fear we got duped...
Husband answered the door tonight to a young girl, college aged, claiming to be from an education company. He let her in and so I felt sort of obligated to listen to the pitch because now she's on my couch and shes so young and super nice and obviously I want my almost 3 year old daughter to get a good education. I had no idea it was even a sales pitch at first, I thought maybe some kind of survey or someone reaching out from the local school district? Idk why my alarm bells didnt immediately go off, door to door stuff is almost always a scam.. She wasn't even pushy about it. I honestly don't know why I didn't just say no thanks especially when she mentioned the faith books part of it I should've known it would be a company I didnt want to support.
She does her pitch, my daughter is loving all the sample books, my husband has recently worked some overtime so we decide to splurge on the set of books (I'm embarrassed to say how much but it was definitely overpriced)... and then after she's left I started researching the company - Southwestern Advantage - and oh my god it's horrible. The books themselves are nice quality so I don't necessarily think the scam is the product, but I'm really upset we allowed our money to go towards a company that preys on young college students like that. I just feel like a damn fool now. I want to cancel our order, but my daughter is loving the new stack of books and I just feel so awkward and embarassed about the whole thing.
https://redd.it/1uqhk91
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Hot beach/cold pitch
I had an MLM pitched to me in the wild on the 4th of July Holiday here in the USA. I was reading a book at the beach and these two young, college age, men in swim shorts approach my beach umbrella and one asks if I am a novelist? What a weird question! Just because I’m reading doesn’t suggest I’m a writer. I say no and then he asks what my favorite book is, as I’m thinking of an answer they, answer their favorite book is Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. By this time they have picked up on that this odd conversation is annoying me and abruptly bail. My wife says she saw them approach a bunch of other people and it looked weird.
1-A 20-something in 2026 recommending a 90 year old “power of positive thinking” self help book to a complete stranger, must be Amway, right?
2-Other people have noticed the people trying to scam them were superficially friendly and transitioned to the pitch smoothly. These guys must be new, there was nothing natural or smooth at all, just an awkward hit and run pitch. Since they bailed I only know how the script was suppose to run from this sub.
3- How sad this is how they choose to spend their holiday? Harassing people on the beach instead of enjoying the summer?
4-Napoleon Hill? WOW, he deserves his own post, invented the “mastemind” that MLMs still use today, founded a scam school in 1909 which we would call a devil corp that he later turned into an mlm, started a cult that was going to raise an “immortal baby”. Part of the through line from all the inter-war “metaphysical” weirdness to modern MLM cults.
https://redd.it/1uqaine
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Bravenly Canada has apparently “fully launched.” But, only a fraction of the products are available, and they're already hiding the prices of the starter packs. Also, $109.99 for 28 servings?! Va te faire enculer!
https://redd.it/1upz68o
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Hannah going Hun-ting
https://redd.it/1uq3g4m
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