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On 19 Jun 2003 at 23:56, Robert S.Z. wrote:
> I reckon that James is pre-disposed against MLM of any kind,
> similar to his prejudice against anyone who dares to offer
> above market returns for investments.
Genuine MLM's do not exist, for the same reason as genuine
offers of above market returns do not exist.
Certainly genuine above market returns exist -- but not genuine
*offers* of above market returns. One can make a similar
distinction with MLMs If someone can genuinely get above
market returns, he is not going to share, or even reveal, the
excess.
Similarly with an MLM. Only invitations to enter at the
bottom level and stay there are genuine, in which case it is
not a multi level marketing, but one level marketing with
higher levels existent, but hidden from sight.
Any MLM that primarily sells opportunities to be in the MLM
must necessarily be a scam.
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