Multi-level Marketing

 

Red Flags

Multi-level marketing is more than just a way for moms to lose money.
It's an arena rife with fake experts, pseudoscience, bogus claims, parroted scripts, and grossly overpriced products you could find better versions of at Costco.

Manipulation is the name of the game—and they're good at it.
Really good.

They find your pain points and twist the screw as hard as they can.
It's a skill born of desperation.

The pitches are usually about money, time, freedom, weight, aging, or fear of deadly toxins.
One thing’s for sure: nothing else on the market works, and everything else causes cancer.

I mean, you don't want your kids to get cancer, do you?

And have you seen the photos of me with the new car, chartered jet, exclusive yacht, and private island?
None of them are mine, by the way—but shhh, you don't need to know that.

There are warning signs.
As soon as you hear phrases like “extra cash,” “side hustle,” “sign up three of your friends,” “be a product of the product”—and especially “all in”—there’s only one thing to do:

Run.