Questions About MLM/Networking

**Monseratto** · July 22nd, 2015 01:36 PM

**Monseratto** · July 22nd, 2015 01:53 PM

It's easy! Within 5 minutes of giving me your money, EXIT na agad! Wow!
#ShatteredDreamsGlobalMarketing

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It's easy! Within 5 minutes of giving me your money, EXIT na agad! Wow!
#ShatteredDreamsGlobalMarketing

**JJ All Day** · July 22nd, 2015 02:38 PM

New SEC Advisories posted today:

Freedom Life Advanced Global Prosperity Marketing, Inc. a.k.a. F.L.A.G Prosperity Marketing, Inc.
Modus: One is enticed to invest one (1) to fifteen (15) slots where one slot amounts to 1500Php each, with a promised return of 2200Php, earning at least 700Php in profits

SUCCESS200 International Marketing Corporation a.k.a SUCCESS200
Modus: One is enticed to invest at least 1800Php (low-end) to 36000Php (high-end), with a promised return of 10000Php (for 1800Php), or up to 200000Php (for 36000Php), upon payout exit

**Syuryuken** · July 22nd, 2015 02:40 PM

yung mga mahihilig sa easy money at ayaw magpagod ang kadalasang naloloko.

ilang porsiyento kaya ang tanga sa Pinas?

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yung mga mahihilig sa easy money at ayaw magpagod ang kadalasang naloloko.

ilang porsiyento kaya ang tanga sa Pinas?

**JJ All Day** · July 22nd, 2015 03:58 PM

Emgoldex Philippines
Facebook netizens are being invited or enticed to invest their money in “Pinoy Style Patak Patak” for a promise of huge profit/high returns where an investment of P1K or P35K will earn profits ranging from ‘P5K to P10K’ or ‘P180K to P360K’, respectively.

One Lightning Corporation
Invites people to invest in its cosmetics and healthcare products by promising huge returns on their investments through what it claims is a revolutionary compensation plan that the company provides to its distributors, which consists of sharing 70% of the company’s profits to investors.

Satarah Wellness Marketing/Satarah Wellness International/Satarah Investment Group, Inc.
Solicits fund from the public on a promise of interest ranging from 4% to 26%, ‘depending on the market rates’, as well as from referrals of new investors, with referral rates ranging from 4% to 12% of the placement fees of new investors.

Hyper Program International Direct Sales and Trading Corporation/HPI Direct Sales and Trading Corporation
Offering different product packages for which they undertake to give investors referral awards for recruiting new investors, a maturity reward for each matured package of their referrals and bonuses up to the 10th level through their reward system. They invite people through the internet/social media (Facebook) to invest in its cosmetics, health and wellness products by promising huge returns of up to 30% to 35% on their investments in a span of 40-45 days.

Recaneli Philippines International Foundation, Inc./Philippines Recaneli Mother International Foundation The Voice For Global Solutions on Poverty, Inc.
Solicit ‘pledges’ from people at amounts ranging from P1.5K to P20K in exchange of a promised return in the form of checkbooks supposedly coming from the ‘Central Bank of the Philippines’.

Goldextreme Trading Co.
Soliciting funds from the public in the form of investment slots in the amount of P5K per slot with a promise of a return of investment amounting to P24,450, net of taxes, upon exit of each slot in the table, as well as from referrals of new investors. Members are also required to recruit two (2) individuals per slot bought.

MetisEtrade, Inc.
Illegally offers, solicits, and sells unregistered securities in the form of Foreign Currency Trading and Commodities and Future Contracts, also called Contracts of Difference.

J79 Galore Online Marketing
Recruiting people to invest where an investment of P3K can turn into P15K by merely recruiting a certain number of people to invest also.

**Monseratto** · July 22nd, 2015 04:01 PM

Guilable sobra mga tao kasi...madali maniwala sa matamis na pangako.

SEC warns against F.L.A.G. Prosperity investment scheme

By: Doris Dumlao-Abadilla
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INQUIRER.net
12:19 PM July 22nd, 2015

THE SECURITIES and Exchange Commission has issued a public warning against an investment scheme perpetrated by a Laguna-based beauty product distribution company called F.L.A.G. Prosperity Marketing Inc., also known as Freedom Life Advanced Global Prosperity Marketing Inc.

In an official advisory, SEC said that F.L.A.G. Prosperity Marketing was not authorized to solicit investments from the public, noting that this firm had not secured prior registration and/or license from the SEC to solicit investments as required under Section 8.1 of the Securities Regulation Code.

“…The public is hereby advised to exercise self-restraint from investing their money into such investment scheme and to take the necessary precautions in dealing with the above entity,” the corporate watchdog said in an advisory dated July 16.

The SEC noted that F.L.A.G. Prosperity Marketing was engaged in investment-taking activities where a prospective investor was enticed to invest one to 15 slots amounting to P1,500 each, promising a return of P2,200 or earning at least P700 in profits.

Based in Calamba City in Laguna, the SEC noted that this group was operating in different locations such as in the provinces of Batangas, Bicol, Quezon, Isabela, Cavite as well as in the Bicol region and National Capital Region.

People with information regarding the operation of this entity were urged to call the enforcement and investor protection department of the SEC at 584-7187 or 5847652.

According to its website, F.L.A.G. has as its underlying goods facial care products such as anti-acne, anti-wrinkle and rejuvinating solutions. The business name is registered under the name of one Raulito Escudero Malinao, who is also its manager.

The company claims that its mission was “to deliver fair opportunity to others by educating our distributors the innovative ways of risk-free financial management with integrity, by means of relational marketing for them to reach economic stability and financial freedom.”

One way to earn from F.L.A.G. Properity Marketing, based on its website, is to retail its products but distributors are also encouraged to earn from profit-sharing bonuses as well as through direct referrals.

On the profit-sharing bonus, the company claims that every active account reaching P2,100 are automatically entitled to encash P1,800 every Monday of the week and receive a cheque on Saturday. A person with 63 active accounts is thus projected to earn P106,200 under this scheme. To be active, the distributor must recruit at least two other people into the scheme.

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Guilable sobra mga tao kasi...madali maniwala sa matamis na pangako.

SEC warns against F.L.A.G. Prosperity investment scheme

By: Doris Dumlao-Abadilla
*inquirerdotnet
INQUIRER.net
12:19 PM July 22nd, 2015

THE SECURITIES and Exchange Commission has issued a public warning against an investment scheme perpetrated by a Laguna-based beauty product distribution company called F.L.A.G. Prosperity Marketing Inc., also known as Freedom Life Advanced Global Prosperity Marketing Inc.

In an official advisory, SEC said that F.L.A.G. Prosperity Marketing was not authorized to solicit investments from the public, noting that this firm had not secured prior registration and/or license from the SEC to solicit investments as required under Section 8.1 of the Securities Regulation Code.

“…The public is hereby advised to exercise self-restraint from investing their money into such investment scheme and to take the necessary precautions in dealing with the above entity,” the corporate watchdog said in an advisory dated July 16.

The SEC noted that F.L.A.G. Prosperity Marketing was engaged in investment-taking activities where a prospective investor was enticed to invest one to 15 slots amounting to P1,500 each, promising a return of P2,200 or earning at least P700 in profits.

Based in Calamba City in Laguna, the SEC noted that this group was operating in different locations such as in the provinces of Batangas, Bicol, Quezon, Isabela, Cavite as well as in the Bicol region and National Capital Region.

People with information regarding the operation of this entity were urged to call the enforcement and investor protection department of the SEC at 584-7187 or 5847652.

According to its website, F.L.A.G. has as its underlying goods facial care products such as anti-acne, anti-wrinkle and rejuvinating solutions. The business name is registered under the name of one Raulito Escudero Malinao, who is also its manager.

The company claims that its mission was “to deliver fair opportunity to others by educating our distributors the innovative ways of risk-free financial management with integrity, by means of relational marketing for them to reach economic stability and financial freedom.”

One way to earn from F.L.A.G. Properity Marketing, based on its website, is to retail its products but distributors are also encouraged to earn from profit-sharing bonuses as well as through direct referrals.

On the profit-sharing bonus, the company claims that every active account reaching P2,100 are automatically entitled to encash P1,800 every Monday of the week and receive a cheque on Saturday. A person with 63 active accounts is thus projected to earn P106,200 under this scheme. To be active, the distributor must recruit at least two other people into the scheme.

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**xagent_orangex** · July 22nd, 2015 04:29 PM

may ilang friends (old and new) ako sa FB na sumali sa mga networking na ito, royale, emgoldex, etc...noong una e medyo nakakasawa yung mga posts nila, kesyo "positive" daw, benta dito benta doon, yayaman daw at magkakaroon ng kotse (typical litanya ng mga bagong recruit na na-brainwashed). ang ginawa ko noong una e unsubscribe ako sa kanila kasi parang puro ad na ang post nila, pero isang araw naisip ko follow ko ulit. bakit? para subaybayan ko yung mga "pangarap" nila. maybe mga one or two years titingnan ko kung may kinalabasan na ba yung mga "pawer" nila, kung nakabili na ba sila ng kotse gaya ng pinangako sa kanila. lalo na yung isa kong "friend" na para bang biglang nagbago ang pagkatao dahil sa networking na yan. asar na asar yun kapag sinabihang scam ang sinalihan niya.

**jut703** · July 22nd, 2015 04:51 PM

^Nakabili na ba ng kotse bro?

**Syuryuken** · July 22nd, 2015 04:57 PM

abangan ko nga din yung kumare ko kung makakabili siya ng Porsche niya

**luis_** · July 22nd, 2015 05:14 PM

Originally Posted by xagent_orangex

may ilang friends (old and new) ako sa FB na sumali sa mga networking na ito, royale, emgoldex, etc...noong una e medyo nakakasawa yung mga posts nila, kesyo "positive" daw, benta dito benta doon, yayaman daw at magkakaroon ng kotse (typical litanya ng mga bagong recruit na na-brainwashed). ang ginawa ko noong una e unsubscribe ako sa kanila kasi parang puro ad na ang post nila, pero isang araw naisip ko follow ko ulit. bakit? para subaybayan ko yung mga "pangarap" nila. maybe mga one or two years titingnan ko kung may kinalabasan na ba yung mga "pawer" nila, kung nakabili na ba sila ng kotse gaya ng pinangako sa kanila. lalo na yung isa kong "friend" na para bang biglang nagbago ang pagkatao dahil sa networking na yan. asar na asar yun kapag sinabihang scam ang sinalihan niya.

Napatingin tuloy ako sa hs classmate ko na inunfollow ko rin dahil sa mlm. May sports car na siya haha pero de susi pa di ko alam kung anong model yun. Dati rin may kotse yun pero nung lumipat ng mlm nawala rin. Kaya feeling ko yung matataas sa kanila siguro ang nagpapa loan sa kanila. Ewan ko lang.