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Originally Posted by Jon Oso
Do me a favor, the "Compensation" video...
Please watch the second point from 0:57 to 1:19
"No costs or investments."
Then in the same point he says all that's required is "The purchase of one unit of product per month."
Right there should tell you something is up. If I were looking at it as a potential whatever the hell you want to call yourself, I would have turned it off right there.
There is no way in hell a legit company will ask you to spend your own money in order to make them money, when all you're doing is buying a product for yourself and getting others to sign up.
To relate this to adult (since this is an adult board) how many affiliate programs as you to buy a membership and rebill each month that you're an affiliate?
Quick answer: None.
Long answer: None. At all.
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No costs or investments for the "PROGRAM" is accurate absolutely - you buy a superfood for $60 - you get the jar - its good stuff... You are paying for the product, NOT to join the company.
Most MLM's sell you all kinds of marketing materials and they have membership fees - this has zero. Nothing you can ever buy - just get your jar per month.
I agree with you though - this could have been articulated much better. You have pointed out some of the same things that me and my partners have noticed - the substance of what Mark is saying is solid, but the style and verbiage leaves a lot to be desired. In those videos he is pitching to seasoned MLM people and giving them ammo with which to recruit - this isn't the best idea, especially for guys like me who are showing these videos to MLM newbs.
The Company is very new and they are coming out with a whole set of new promo materials soon, also my group will be making our own instructional and inspirational vids soon too.
"There is no way in hell a legit company will ask you to spend your own money in order to make them money, when all you're doing is buying a product for yourself and getting others to sign up."
did you just misunderstand him...you're new to the concept of MLM so ok... but this is standard LEGAL and LEGIT biz practices - also your analogy about aff programs had no basis in fact either.