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Interesting they go the route of selling inventory. It must be required to make the thing legit. From what I could see from one meeting I was tricked into atten
by gexla 7y ago
Interesting they go the route of selling inventory. It must be required to make the thing legit. From what I could see from one meeting I was tricked into attending (it was supposed to be a BBQ and no mention of any sort of meeting) the real product to sell was the high margin learning materials and seminars. That the effort of course goes into recruiting people to sell this stuff to. The guy who invited me did well to place himself as the "church" and "organizer." The rest were suckers being sold on the "community" component. Do your capitalist prayers and good things will come to you. Have faith!
- elil17 7y agoI’ve absolutely seen that too. Just last week a classmate mentioned that she was going to the Bahamas for the weekend. I asked why and lo-and-behold it’s for a training for her “work.” Undoubtedly this was a huge money maker for someone. I understand the appeal, of course - who doesn’t want to be tricked into believing that taking a weekend in the Caribbean is a good idea financially