Guys, ano say niyo sa mga Network Marketing - tulad ng UNO. Dive in to deal or is it just a decision to regret??
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April 25th, 2011 10:20 PM #1
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April 25th, 2011 10:42 PM #2Waste of time.
You would be better off using your time and investing your money in a real business.
Network marketing is a pyramid scheme. Its unsustainable the longer is it running. Sooner or later it will collapse under it's own weight.
It also sells overpriced substandard products to unsuspecting customers (usually your family, relatives and friends). That's is why they need YOU, to recruit more layers in the pyramid to keep the system going.
But the only ones getting rich here are the ones on the top.
UNO makes a good show by parking expensive looking cars at their "offices". But that is what it is all about. making YOU think you can afford expensive cars, etc by doing what UNO will be asking you to do.
In the end, you will just get used by the pyramid scam.Last edited by ghosthunter; April 25th, 2011 at 11:03 PM.
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April 25th, 2011 10:56 PM #3^^ agreed..
but try it then tell us of your progress
here is a word "benefit of the doubt"
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April 25th, 2011 11:03 PM #4I'm not trying or risking but I was just asking since one of our former schoolmates (na gumraduate sa school namin back then) engaged in this schiznitz. It became a topic of discussion of my batchmates while creating our yearbook.
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April 25th, 2011 11:09 PM #5One thing you can do is learn about effective selling tactics or tactics used to convince people to buy or join stuff.
You can sign up for their "free" seminars. Just remember NOT to buy or spend your money while there. The urge to really join and spend the "membership fee" can be very powerful especially when your "peers" are all excited by the "grifters". All of them (network marketing companies) have similar tactics even if they sell varied products.
It makes a good case study for future reference if you plan to go into sales or product promotions.
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April 26th, 2011 06:14 PM #7To those who answered negative blatantly about Network Marketing, My question is that "Are you guys failures in Network Marketing once in your life" because those who said negative about networking are close minded on conventional thinking, employee mindset individual...at higit sa lahat may masamang karanasan sa networking...sorry for the words...and I am not saying you are like that, unless you really think you are...
Networking is the trend of the future business with a very minimal capital, hindi ka malulugi dahil kasing halaga lang ng mumurahing cellphone ang puhunan. I am not trying to convince you here...I am just defending Networking business where I learned and earned millions and were able to help others....
Networking is only for people who has big dreams, strong character, good learning and listening attitude, humble and can stand rejection and can fight fear of failure and fear of unknown. For people who makes things happen and don't just wait for things to happen...and ultimately for those people who are willing to try and fail as failure is a prerequisite for success...NOT for people who keep asking OPINIONS from Failure Fellows...
Traditional business is already an obsolete business, even Bill Gates and Donald Trump recommend Network Marketing to the young generation.
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April 26th, 2011 06:27 PM #8 Originally Posted by jamaeguy
I guess you are directly connected with one of the many network marketing companies in the country?
I have been there and done that. I am not a failure as you claim, just that I want to have an insider's look at the goings on in a typical networking company so I can have a better and educated "opinion" on this subject.
Basically selling cheap substandard products at high/expensive prices is not a good practice.
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April 26th, 2011 07:01 PM #9BULLSHIT Originally Posted by jamaeguy
network marketing is just another term for PYRAMID SCHEME or PONZI SCHEME
who the hell says it's a new kind of "business"?
pyramid schemes have been around forever
the "business" is simple -- you recruit people
money of new members go to older members in the pyramid (upline)
the more people in your downline, the more money you make
pyramid schemes are never sustainable. they all collapse sooner or later
can you make lots of money in a pyramid scheme? yes. as long as you join early (or start your own pyramid scheme)
if you're making millions that means people in your downline are giving you millions. it's coz you joined early. those people in your downline are suckers
hindi business yan. pasahan lang ng pera yan
pinasa mo sa ibang tao pera mo
you recruit people para meron papasa ng pera sayo
then yung mga nirecruit mo mag rerecruit din para meron din papasa ng pera sa kanila
it goes on until it collapses
networking is the future business? BULLSHITLast edited by uls; April 26th, 2011 at 07:04 PM.
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April 26th, 2011 07:10 PM #11To add this, three of his batchmates are engaged in this. I don't know what will happen to them. But noting that my former schoolmate had a child with his girlfriend, had two cars (a Ford Focus sedan and a Honda City), and their own house.
Where's the determination there??
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April 26th, 2011 07:10 PM #12Sabi nga ni ULS, it's BULLSH*T unless you're the one who will start it coz all the money will go to you. Originally Posted by jamaeguy
Who the f*ck will buy a f*cking cheap perfume for 600 f*cking pesos ? Stupid people. Are there lots of them, definitely. Do they have money ? No they don't. They're poor that's why they resort to this kind of marketing.
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April 26th, 2011 07:17 PM #13i posted this in 12-22-2009
http://tsikot.yehey.com/forums/showt...=38851&page=10
Re: Investment Scams - Be warned, beware [MERGED: FrancSwiss]
Chikita, if you really want to join that pyramid scheme, make sure you can recruit enough people to make back your "investment"
if you manage to recruit a lot people,
and the people you recruit also recruit a lot of people,
you're gonna make a lot of money
the key to making money in pyramid schemes (aside from creating one yourself) is to join while the scheme is young
the older the scheme, the closer it is to collapse
the early joiners (and creators) are the ones who end up with a lot of money
the late joiners never make their "investment" back
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April 26th, 2011 07:20 PM #14At thousands ang investment diyan ha. Hindi lang 1 libo.
Ang alam ko they make you buy their sample kits and that thing costs ... what ? 1k+?
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April 26th, 2011 07:23 PM #15nobody said you can't make money in networking schemes. you can Originally Posted by myk384
you can actually make a lot of money. it all depends on how many people you can recruit. and how many people those you recruited can recruit. and so on
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April 26th, 2011 07:34 PM #16products are just props. para mag mukhang legitimate business Originally Posted by renzo_d10
At thousands ang investment diyan ha. Hindi lang 1 libo.
Ang alam ko they make you buy their sample kits and that thing costs ... what ? 1k+?
the main activity is recruiting people
adding new members is the primary objective. selling products is secondary
actually the only time products are sold is when somebody new signs up
new recruits get a pathetic "sales kit" for the thousands of pesos they pay
the actual cost of the products are only a fraction of the amount paid
much of the money is commission that goes to people uplineLast edited by uls; April 26th, 2011 at 07:37 PM.
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April 26th, 2011 09:16 PM #17Roody pooh candy a$$ new poster with just 1 post about the topic? Hahaha you call your networking a business? I say, foolishness!
I was never an employee. College pa lang I'm already doing small business. Well at anytime of any day, I can slap you with my passbook complete with the xerox copies of my ITR papers.
What about you guys? Ano pinagyayabang nyo? Mga downline nyo? Haha wala kayo talaga pinanghahawakan na gov't cert or whatever. Puro issued by your "company" lahat. No wala akong bad experience dyan because I am way smarter than you and some of my friends who have already "invested" este wasted money on that crap.
Since 1st post mo, let me guess. Kakabili mo lang ng laptop na akala mo "in" ka na? Galing ba yan sa kinita mo? Hahahaha! You peasant!
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April 26th, 2011 10:02 PM #18 Originally Posted by Lucius
Roody pooh candy a$$ new poster with just 1 post about the topic? Hahaha you call your networking a business? I say, foolishness!
I was never an employee. College pa lang I'm already doing small business. Well at anytime of any day, I can slap you with my passbook complete with the xerox copies of my ITR papers.
What about you guys? Ano pinagyayabang nyo? Mga downline nyo? Haha wala kayo talaga pinanghahawakan na gov't cert or whatever. Puro issued by your "company" lahat. No wala akong bad experience dyan because I am way smarter than you and some of my friends who have already "invested" este wasted money on that crap.
Since 1st post mo, let me guess. Kakabili mo lang ng laptop na akala mo "in" ka na? Galing ba yan sa kinita mo? Hahahaha! You peasant!
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Panalo banat mo. Hahahaha.
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April 27th, 2011 11:58 AM #19another Francswiss reincarnation? some people are really born suckers! and some are just too lazy to earn an honest living..... just remember what happened to the pioneers of Francswiss.... most of them end up dead.....
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April 27th, 2011 01:06 PM #20Pa Tsamba tsamba yan e, kung naka tiyempo ka ng tamang timing at tamang na recruit,baka kumita ka nga. Problema lang diyan, assume natin kumita ka ng malaki at sumikat ka sa mga kakilala mo na yumaman ka diyan, tapos nagsara, which is a guarantee. At nawalan ka ng source of income pati reputasyon mo sira, pano mo pupulutin ang sarili mo? Wala nang maniniwala sayo pag umulit ka uli, or kahit mag iba ka ng linya mag legitimate business ka na using your earnings, medyo tagilid ang dating mo sa mga kausap mo dahil mang gagagantso ang image mo.
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