Turning ordnally people into multimillionners

@maggie88 Yes, patience is a virtue. But I am not really a sociable creature in person.

But did you learn that patience pays!!!!

OK but the rest will be something near a millionaire eh. Does that sound good?

@maggie88 No. Because the way it works is that you have to 'invest in' (that is, *pay for*) products which you either have to sell or use. All of these products are more expensive than they should be because part of what you pay for them has to go to your upline (the person who referred you). In turn, you, in order to make any money, will have to persuade others to join the scheme and that is VERY hard work and almost never produces the results promised because a pyramid like that very quickly becomes saturated (= there are no more people willing to pay for the initial quantity of product either because they can't afford it or because they have already joined). MLM is a mug's game, in fact. A few people are pushy enough and have a wide enough circle of aquaintances - you will hardly ever sell it to friends - to sell some positions below them (but most people are not). Unless those people go on to keep buying more product, you will not - repeat NOT - make any money. And I can guarantee that they will NOT buy more product because (a) the market is already saturated and (b) the product is basically rubbish sold at far too high a price.

I too wish to be one

So you did bother knowing more about them....just eager to know