What's The Best Mlm Company ?

[mrpadamson]

Hi all I need some help

I'm looking for the best mlm company to join

I've been involved with a couple upto now over the past 3 years

but I'm thinking their must be something better


what would you reccommend ??

and why

are you making a good income with it ?


Paul
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[RWA]

As far as I am aware MLM schemes are banned in the UK, can someone confirm this please?

[finalfrontier]

The best MLM company?
YOU!
Forget working for anyone else...

[Melos]

There is a difference between real MLM and a pyramid scheme. Things like Tupperware and any 2 tier affiliate program are essentially MLM. Come up with your own.

[efields24]

First you should learn to market and sell. The company does not really matter once you learn how to market whatever you are selling.

[anzemliak]

Originally Posted by efields24

First you should learn to market and sell. The company does not really matter once you learn how to market whatever you are selling.

I don' agree. Not entirely anyway. The company should have a good product, something that you like and feel comfortable marketing, selling.
I was very lucky with my perfume company - FM Group in many ways. First of all it was only launched 1 year ago and is already opened in 20 countries. It is a huge advantage to join a successful MLM company at the early stages.
The product is excellent. We have 100 fragrances which correspond to 100 most popular perfumes on the market with identical smell. So the quality and the price are excellent.
Another advantage is that the product doesn’t require a lot of training, unlike in other companies. It is very easy to sell and to sign new people. I didn’t have much experience before joining in August 2006 and today I have a group of 467 people. Last month I made £1500 just from sales of the group alone. I was also very lucky with a sponsor who is a very good friend.
I can give website password from my personal profile, where you can trace my progress, if anyone is interested.
Anna

[Jimbo]

efields24 - certainly we all need to learn to market and sell our products, whether we use MLM or more conventional routes to market. But the company and its products do matter - profoundly. Many MLM companies are selling snake oil - any old garbage will do. In such cases, the product is irrelevant - these are virtually pyramid selling schemes / scams.

So the company and its products do matter, and I believe that this is true of all sales activity. It's possible to sell rubbish, but there's no integrity involved, and it's a thoroughly dishonourable way to earn a living. One might as well knock old ladies on the head and take their purses.

The difficulty which so many of us have with MLM is just this - it's dishonourable, and simply another way of packaging pyramid selling. I would accept that, say, Tupperware is an honourable exception, but frankly it's all but impossible to find the Tupperwares for all the scam merchants polluting the Web.

[DaveC]

There are some reputable MLM companies around. Do your research to find the one that best suits you. Do you want to deliver catalogues or have an online business? Thought about franshise businesses?

[Estaban]

I am both a franchisee of less than a year and well in profit after much hard work, and I have just joined an MLM company.
If you choose the right company, that is one whose products you consider good enough to recommend (even if not paid for it), then you should proceed to sign up. But try the goods and test the customer service first.

[bumfluff]

What's the best way to stab myself in the foot with a screwdriver? None, they all suck.