Multi Level Marketing

This is a very touchy subject. Multi Level Marketing has enjoyed a bad reputation ever since it started. Its pioneers Amway and Avon are well known and most people know nothing about them other than they are bad companies. I try to stay neutral on this topic and purely report on the services and concepts these companies offer. At the end of the day it is your call if you want to move forward with one or the other multi level marketing company.

For my part I made some nice profits with MLM companies and today they offer much better products and services than they used to. I urge you to stay away from illegal pyramid schemes where there are no real products or services involved other than making a profit of new members and the last to join are losing. You can easily spot them. If the whole purpose of the system is to recruit other paid members with no services or products provided, that's a pyramid scheme.

Here's what others had to say:

Late night legend, David Letterman, interviewed billionaire Donald Trump not long ago on The David Letterman show. Letterman asked "The Donald" what he would do if he lost everything and had to start over from scratch. Trump's response was that he would find a great network marketing company and get to work. When he received some hisses and boos from the audience, he looked out at them with complete and total authority and responded "That's why I'm sitting up here and you are all sitting out there!"

To refresh your memory, here's a brief description what multi level marketing is and what it isn't.

As a member of the sales force you're not only trying to sell the company's products you also try to hire other sales reps as well. It becomes multi level marketing if you get commission for sales that your directly hired sales reps are making. This is a little bit a grey area. You can have a two level sub affiliate system where you make commission two levels down. This wouldn't necessarily qualify as MLM. It definitely is MLM if you get a bonus for recruiting a sales force member.

I keep my review to 2 MLM companies that are both ethical in their business conduct and delivering high quality products. Another criteria is that these companies must offer a well supported online business.

SFI Marketing Group

In business since 1985, formerly known as six figure income. Voted best MLM company 3 years in a row. With over 8 million members in over 200 countries, SFI is the largest MLM company there is. These numbers are impressive and they are a signal that SFI definitely passes our ethical and quality test.

With the new Team Network compensation plan everybody gets a chance to advance to the highest level of the structure. Nobody gets penalized if they join later than sooner. Nobody gets an advantage for being early in the game. The compensation plan rewards hard work and your ability to mentor your team.

Even if you have no desire to actively participate in SFI, a membership to IAHBE is money well spend and worth every dime. They even give you a 30 day money back guarantee. If you decide that IAHBE is not what you expected, they will refund your membership fees no questions asked.

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