Multi-Level Marketing is NOT a Scam,  Haters Need to Stop Hating and Start Working

 by Daria Jones

People seem to think that multi-level marketing (MLM), network marketing, attraction marketing whatever the new catch phrase of the day is, are new concepts.  They aren't. These terms describe a system by which independent agents earn commissions through the sale and distribution of products or services to customers while building their own sales force of additional independent agents whose sales revenues feed into the original agent's income. Each generation of independent agents recruits the next, and so on, and so on. 

Only with network marketing can the average person invest a small sum and through their own self development, effort and determination so that s/he can realize real financial rewards, freedom, and fulfillment.  Ahhh, capitalism as it was meant to be.

It's not a scam or pyramid scheme--there is an actual product being sold..  I've never seen any headline calling out MLM front runners like Tupperware, Amway, Avon, Mary Kay or Pure Romance as scammers. So why are bad things being said about good companies using the MLM business model to expand?  Take WorldVentures for example, it's the right company selling the right product- one that everyone wants at a price that they can't get anywhere else.
It's been around for 9 years and counting and it's gaining momentum and growth around the world in 23+ countries.