Questions About MLM/Networking

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never mind the investors.
what about the main woman?

doc yugn babae according sa website nya eh ito

However, unlike most of successful businessmen in and outside the country, Tan never really completed college. After finishing high school in Poveda, Tan was admitted to Fordham University—the alma mater of United States President Donald Trump—but crazy as it may sound, she decided to forego her studies believing she should put her business acumen to good use.

“I really wanted to study in New York. That was my dream since I was 13. I was on my third year of high school when I got accepted for a finance course, luckily. It was a shock to my parents because they didn’t know I took the test. And then everything was set but when the time came, I didn’t fly out there, so you can just imagine how angry everyone was because I wasted the opportunity,” Tan confessed.

She also admitted part of the reason why she lost her enthusiasm was because of a heartbreak.

“I told myself I wasn’t going to leave for New York until I get to start a business so that one day he will regret it,” Tan recalled without giving away the ex-boyfriend’s identity. “That was my little secret so I poured my energy into finding mentors and learning about business.”

Her heart mended now, she still has no regrets she did not pursue a college degree.

“Because I was forced to learn from businessmen and not the walls of a university,” she explained. “My university you can say are the streets of Manila, not a formal one.”
Mica Tan and her journey to becoming a millennial CEO | MFT Group of Companies

Nagulagan sila ng taga poveda na hindi nakapag-college. Nakakahiya kasi majority nag-invest sa kanya eh top school kuno. Kaya yung yearly na iyayabang sa media kung ano ranking skwelahan eh natatawa ako kasi hinid naman nararamdmaan.

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Tinanong ko A.I to ang sagot

Ang dami scammer sa america.

multi-level marketing puro american brand.



Yes, the most famous, large-scale Ponzi scheme that gave the fraud its name was operated in the United States by Charles Ponzi in 1920.While similar fraudulent schemes existed earlier—such as Sarah Howe’s "Ladies' Deposit" in Boston in the 1880s and Adele Spitzeder in Germany in the 1860s—it was Charles Ponzi's 1920 scheme that gained international notoriety, resulting in the name.Key Details of the First Major American Ponzi Scheme:The Operator: Charles Ponzi, an Italian immigrant.Location: Boston, Massachusetts.The Hook: Ponzi promised investors a 50% return in 45 days or 100% in 90 days, far exceeding standard interest rates.The Claim: He claimed to be exploiting exchange rate disparities to buy discounted international mail coupons in Europe and redeem them for postage stamps in the U.S. at a higher value.The Reality: He was not actually trading in coupons; he was simply using money from new investors to pay interest and dividends to earlier investors, a model that relies on a constant influx of new cash.Collapse: The scheme lasted about a year before it was exposed in August 1920 by the Boston Post.Legacy in AmericaThe collapse resulted in significant losses for investors, many of whom were working-class immigrants.This specific incident was so well-publicized that it forced state authorities to act and highlighted the need for better financial regulation in the U.S..Bernie Madoff's $64.8 billion fraud in 2008 is considered the largest Ponzi scheme in American history.

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countries with the most multi level marketing +3 The United States holds the largest market share for multi-level marketing (MLM) globally, driven by top firms like Amway and Herbalife. Other top countries with high MLM activity include Brazil, Germany, Japan, and India, which feature a mix of local and international MLM companies. The industry is strong in Latin America (Peru, Mexico) and parts of Asia.Key Countries and Regions for MLM:United States: The global leader in MLM, home to major companies like Amway, Herbalife, eXp Realty, and Mary Kay.Brazil: Known for strong performance in network marketing, represented by top companies like Natura & Co.Germany: Key European market with companies such as Vorwerk (known for Thermomix).India: Features a growing direct selling landscape with companies including Vestige, Modicare, and local branches of global giants like Amway and Avon.Japan: Known for a high volume of "quiet" network marketing builders.Latin America (Peru/Mexico): Noted for high energy and demand due to varied economic factors.Additional Key Markets: The UK, Canada, Australia, and the UAE are also noted as top-tier markets for direct selling.Many of the top MLM companies by revenue in 2024 were from the USA, though companies from Brazil, Germany, and the UK also hold high rankings.