Questions About MLM/Networking

**170kphlang** · August 7th, 2014 05:09 PM

para palang movie title ni simon pegg to : "how to lose friends and alienate people" :D

**dreamur** · August 7th, 2014 05:26 PM

Sadly, I have the same feeling towards insurance agent. Insurance is a good investment per se but I dislike the way they are selling their products. Para kang tatakutin na may mangyayari sa yo at no matter how much salary you are receiving, they always come up with a calculation that it is not enough to provide you with a good future.

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**testament11** · August 7th, 2014 05:27 PM

May pinsan akong buhay na niya ang MLM. They tried to recruit me pero sinasabi ko nalang na may trabaho naman ako, nakatapos ako, engineer ako, at may negosyo ako. Ok na ko doon at least may constant flow ng pera. Ayun, kung ano-anong MLM na ang pinasukan nila at yan pa rin ang gawain nila hanggang ngayon. Naloko pa nga yan sila sa isang MLM nila dahil nilaglag sila ng upline niya.

Gf ko nasa MLM din, pero hindi siya naka-focus sa pag-recruit. Sa sales siya naka-focus and sa nakikita ko ok naman, though I still disagree na nasa MLM siya. Buti nga at part time lang niyang ginagawa.

Oh, isa pa palang ideology ng MLM is Robert Kiyosaki's concepts of networking.

Basta ako, di ako bilib sa MLM. Day job pa rin ang best way to earn money. Easy come, easy go

**uls** · August 7th, 2014 05:50 PM

Robert Kiyosaki... the guy who got rich selling books to people who wanna become rich

**Bin Diesel** · August 7th, 2014 06:03 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Also, I know about 15 of my batchmates na nag-MLM. So far, 2 lang naman yung allegedly malaki na yung income.

Yung isa nakakuha daw 6M dahil nakareach siya ng certain level. Pero nakataxi pa rin. Iniisip ko lang kung totoong may 6M siya kahit basic na secondhand na kotse bibili siya for mobility. Yung isa naman may pahashtag #sixfigures pang nalalaman sa instagram.

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Officemate ko nga e #millionnairesclub saan ka pa.

May nagyaya na sa akin dati sa ganyan pero ayaw ko talaga sumama sa seminar, one time sabi sa akin may kilala daw siya na magpapadesign ng electrical lay-out sa bahay so sumama ako pagdating sa place alam na seminar pala at ang aangas pa ng mga tao. I stood up, left, and didn't talk to that guy ever again. Sabi ko kapag nakita ko pa siya uupakan ko siya, sagot sa akin white lie naman daw yun sagot ko pabalik isang malutong na G*G0.

**jut703** · August 7th, 2014 06:15 PM

Originally Posted by ZENMasterTYL

usually pag ang tanong nila, "gusto mo ba ng business?", di ko na sila sinasagot, baka humaba pa ang usapan

Sosy yung nagrecruit sakin, instead of business, "entrepreneurial opportunity" daw.

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**jut703** · August 7th, 2014 06:23 PM

Originally Posted by uls

or "ano work mo?" "kontento ka ba sa sahod mo?" "nakaka ipon ka ba?"

Yan yung bungad sakin ng isang networker na inapproach ako habang nasa mall. Kung pwede daw ako makausap at matour sa office nila.

He probably expected that I would go on a litany on how I wished for more income through some quick-rich scheme. Instead, I told him that I'm fine with my little salary and I try to make the most of it by saving and investing. I'm not desperate and money-hungry to clamor for his "additional income potential". Ayun pinabayaan na ko hehe.

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**jut703** · August 7th, 2014 06:25 PM

Originally Posted by uls

Robert Kiyosaki... the guy who got rich selling books to people who wanna become rich

These were my thoughts when I read Rich Dad, Poor Dad. It's a dangerous book lalo na kung tanga yung nagbabasa. Some of the advice is insightful, but you really have to filter through a lot of sweeping generalizations.

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**ZENMasterTYL** · August 7th, 2014 07:49 PM

Originally Posted by dreamur

Eh paano bro kung crush mo ung nag invite sa yo? :naughty:

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ibang usapan na yan, pag nagkataon

**tidus1203** · August 11th, 2014 06:22 PM

Why Pinoys fall prey to quick money schemes | Economy | GMA News Online

The 8-point test

DSAP came up with this test to check if it the direct-selling or multi-level marketing company is legit:

a.) Is there a product?

b.) Are commissions paid based on product sales or and not from the entry fees paid upon registration of new recruits?

c.) Is the company selling a product and not a position?

d.) Is there no direct correlation between the number of recruits and compensation?

e.) If recruitment is to stop today, will the participants still make money?

f.) Is there a reasonable product return policy?

g.) Do products have fair market value?

h.) Is there a compelling reason to buy?