Ugh Oh, That's Really A SCAM
By Daddy Neil
@neildc (17239)
Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
September 18, 2012 9:12pm CST
Hiya myLotters and friends!
"MLM or Multi Level Marketing is a SCAM and I don't want it."
This is the start of the story of someone I read from a blog. I will continue with his/her story. It's actually written in Filipino language, so please bear with my translation.
"That's how I look at networking. And like the others, I say alot of bad things about Network Marketing Business..."
"Why do I have to join networking? I already have a stable job. But I noticed the big difference between being an employee and a networker. I am not against employment. My parents send me to school (ATENEO) for being employers. I was able to send my brother to school (ATENEO) with my salary as an employee. I am happy that I am in a corporate world. But how long will I be an employee?"
"Is it not possible for me to manage my own time? Is it not possible that I manage people and not that I only follow orders by my boss? And is it not possible that I manage my own business and not the business of other people?"
"I don't say you believe in everything I said, you have your own mind and you know what is right and what is wrong. But if you really want to be successful, first you should do is to change your MINDSET."
ref: http://asensoclub.blogspot.com/p/mlm-story.html
~~~ NEIL™ ~~~
20120918 1020H
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4 responses
@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
19 Sep 12
sorry, but if you will read back my post, i said, it's in Filipino language. I have posted/translated a few lines from that blog and it will be too lengthy to post/translate everything from that blog.
@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
19 Sep 12
i am trying to point out in this discussion, that not all networking business is a scam. you said my title and the summary contradict? actually, that's somehow my way of catching your interest to, at least read the discussion, even without responding.
to continue, the author of the story or blog, is a regular employee. meaning, he has a stable job. and he's happy that he is in a corporate world. but how long will he be an employee?
he's not against employment. but he noticed the difference of being an employee and a networker.
if we really want to be successful, we have to change our mindset.
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@ARIES1973 (11426)
• Legaspi, Philippines
19 Sep 12
Hi neil! I was not able to read a part that would support the title and the first statement. I'm totally lost. He he. Need to set time to read the entire story some other time. Well, anyway I think we just have to be careful.
@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
19 Sep 12
you should really read the entire story from the link i gave. hehehe
you really could not understand and if you will just read the title and the first part of the story and this discussion, well...
@ARIES1973 (11426)
• Legaspi, Philippines
19 Sep 12
Yeah okay. BTW I received the message. I'll deal with it as soon as I am done with my training. Thank you.
@maygodblessu44 (7336)
• India
5 Oct 12
Hello my friend neildc Ji,
Well, to give importance to all such aspects , my time is over. I am retired person's wife and we get much more than our requirements as we have no liabilities, instead we have assets as our two sons, who make good earning and always have complains taht we do not dpend, they say whay I am not spending. Before my marriage, I was earning taht I could support my younger brother for his studies, now no one wants anything from us. We are happy going couples.
May God bless You and have a great time 
@aerous (13434)
• Philippines
19 Sep 12
I joined many MLM business (offline) but I failed due to greed upline that recruited me. They are good an first but in the end are greedy and never help their peers to earn as much as they earn.
I really have a trauma in such kind of business. Because of an upline that is greed. Those people are really greedy...I support our team by lending money to our team member so that they may able to get into the team by paying such huge membership. At first they are good but when all my downline earn enough. Those people that I trust so much did not pay me back and even the earnings that for me they get it...
I found out that they all transfer my earnings into their account.
I didn't try yet about online mlm. This maybe much risking because it's hard to know if the company is good or not? It is also hard to invest if you don't know anyone from the site...
@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
19 Sep 12
i also tried this kind of business before and never succeed. i am hoping, i could get more people to believe in the new business opportunity that i recently discovered.
@aerous (13434)
• Philippines
20 Sep 12
I already visited the site because I always encounter it in a traffic exchange that I surfed.
I don't know if that mlm is good because I see into it. This is a single proprietorship and still working with business permit.
It's product is different from other products that being used by any mlm company in the philippines. But you know it's hard to sell those products because of the absence of internet marketing tools and support.
There is no clear marketing plan as I watch the video. It's really cheap on the membership but need an assurance that small amount we invest is in good terms.
