For what i know, MLM is a legal business model in singapore
however there are quite a handful of people run-away when 'mlm'
being mentioned.
I attended quite a number of mlm presentations before and
I used to hear those presenters hype about how much they can
earn in a month. Mr.so and so earn 5 digit income per month,
telling the audience about their success story, owning a bmw at a
young age. All the testimonies and advantages they can
show, but what about those difficulties/setbacks
they didn't or don't prefer to share?
I was in school a few months ago, and there was this person
called me and said: "We are a company dealing
with biochemical products and services, we are pleased to
informed you that you have been shortlisted, and we would like you
to come down to our office for interview."
Then when i asked that person, what qualification?
and since when I have been shortlisted? (I didn't even apply
for a job or send any resume) How did they got my
number? Where are they from
They replied "We just did a cold call and we manage to call you
up, you don't need any qualification, training will be
provided for you, when will you be free? We are from the ve
group, bla bla bla"
It sounds fake to me actually.. shortlisted usually comes
after a 1st interview and cold call don't.
I have seen some uncles owning a "cha kuey teow" stall, owning a
mercedes and living in a terrece house. so both
normal job and mlm can be successful isn't it?
I guess one of the reasons many people are afraid of being
approached by MLM: have you heard of friends using hard sell
methods to pressure their friends to buy from them just to get them
climb up to the ladder? Or maybe you have know of
friendships broken apart because of mlm?
So which MLM firms are reputable in the public currently?