Lastly, I repeat my challenge to you or your company, Bel'Air.
Be transparent.You could promote your "1+5" or "1+15" to all the
readers here, advertise in the local newspapers, or make it
available in your website for public scrunity on the attractiveness
of the "Business Opportunity". Why restrict the "Lobang" to mainly
the Chinese nationals or Malaysian?
As far as I know, the amount to join as a Count has been slashed
frpm S$16K to S$12K recently to attract more "Followers". Based on
this new amount, I deduce the "Investment" will be:-
"1+5" = S$12K x 6 = S$72,000
"1+15" =S$12K x 16 = S$192,000
I do not know the details. Enterprise 1- Care to enlighten the
forum readers. If this issue has become too hot for you to handle,
I suggest you consult your uplines, be it Marquis, Duke or your
CEO. I am ready to ask more pointed questions based on the facts
presented. Be upfront and do not play games again. Let's pray for
the preys.
K2WANVIET : no, not to hot to handle for me, for your challenge to
respond on the big investment issue and you want transparency, this
is it:
Right now, not every distributor is pushing the "discount
promotion", it is an individual problem or individual group problem
if they are overboard pushing it.
Joining at $60 asmembers are for those with limited resource or
capital. They can collect orders, then buy from introducer and they
make 5% profit, and after accumulating $1000 worth of orders
collected, they are promoted to Franchisee, with 20% profit
thereafter.
What you mentioned is an individual distributor problem in training
- some are taught to say the 1st $1k of goods (before discount) is
for own consumption, but in reality for the users category (those
who dont do the business but consume) they also accumulate their PV
points to the next level of discount. So for those who join as
members, they collect orders and make profit from this group of
consumers till they cross the net level of profit margin.
This is the sad thing here - not every distributor is pushing the
same promotional discount program (those big levels you mentioned)
although they follow the same basic educational training
For anyone who have met me can vouch for this - I will never in my
life recomend any position too big for the individual. I have even
recommended people on the $60 plan to test drive the business to
get a feel of the training program, to feel the business of MLM
first. But IMO, 5% may be small for some but ok for others. But I
always recommend "a shoe-size to fit the wearer's feet"
If the other distributors in Belair are doing otherwise then I feel
sad that they are spoiling the Belair name if any new signed-up
distributor gets into financial difficulty one day. This may happen
if they cannot get their money-back guarantee & IMO, the
individual will likely to "go after" their introducer for all the
promises they made. FYI, it's not only the Malaysian or China
nationals you mentioned, I have heard even locals too and I have
seen some weeks back, some other distributors even advertising in
the StraitsTimes classified for this business.
But to be fair, while there are many who dropped out and
disapointed for various reasons, do recognise that there are also
some who became very successful in Belair and the common factor is
being able to expand overseas - but their success is not overnight
and not without hard work, its likely to be over a period of at
least 2 to 3 years.
Lets share our pain experienced in your initial period in MLM or in
Belair. Please share what was your irritation, frustration or
dissapointment that I can learn from. thanks
