re: How much money do people make off all these pyramid schemes?

So.where can I get those sweet dong pants?

I just want to know what grown woman is wearing this stuff Surely no man finds this attractive..

I feel like I could find cuter (and cheaper) clothes at Walmart compared to the stuff they sell.

Yeah I have a few friends selling some makeup on Facebook. They live stream a turorial about it. I just unfriended them. I hardly see them anyway.

I have a R&F chick after me hard to sell ...

I’m a dude ???????

Some of them seem to be designed for the average person to have no chance of moving up so that means, all the money is made by the people on top. As for as how much? I have no idea, I am sure it depends on the company, but the ones on top probably make high six figures.. at the least....

Take Primerica or whatever it's called. Years back a friend of mine was looking for away to make some extra money. He quit his job to focus on some financial exam.. Anyway, for some reason, he got into Primerica.

He didn't stay in it long at all. And one day we were talking about it. And I think he said you had to sign on maybe 4 or 5 people (possibly more) before you start getting commission. That number, I would assume, is around what the average person can get to sign on (family, friends). Beyond that, it becomes a hustle.

And if you send an email.. To let's say 50 people and in the email you say that you would like to meet with them because you were introduced to this new product and you want to share it with them, blah blah, blah.. How many of those people will actually allow you to introduce the product to them? And from that number, how many people will actually buy it?

It would take most of your time, going out and talking to people, finding ways to reach other to people who has not already been introduced to that product. It would take years and within those years, you would have to be willing to live.. Pretty much below the poverty line..

I always write off people in MLM schemes as being unintelligent. For good reason. It’s a fricking scam at the worst, and a poor return on investment at the best.

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It's always the bottom of the barrel FB acquaintances that get into that shite. Like my mother in law.

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Two of the ones I know are stay at home army wives that used to be nurses.

The other one...totally the gullible type to fall for the scam.


Thing is...I bet some of the R&F stuff actually works great. But it's expensive and an MLM product and I just can't bear to feed into an MLM. I already felt like I lost IQ points and a little bit of integrity that one time I bought Lipsense. Never again.