Most people are too smart to succeed at MLM. They try to make it too hard. It’s not hard. You follow simples steps and you make a lot of money.
While your at it, I want you to look up the statistics on how many people who try to be millionair’s make it. Then do a statistic of all people who work at companies and how many become CEO. Then you start to get some real comparisons. You’ll see that most people fail at MLM because they quit… Of the % that failed, find out how many quit….It’s 100%
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Statistics on drop-out rates are difficult to find because the MLMs do not like to disclose them, for obvious reasons. The best case for an MLM is that a new prospect joins and pays the registration fee before they have the opportunity to research these statistics to find out what they are getting into. The FTC is aware of this problem and is proposing stronger rules against deceptive prospecting, but MLMs are already fighting this because they will lose money if the new rule is passed.
When a drop-out rate is disclosed, the actual number may be unbiased, but the explaination of that number can be very biased. From the MLM’s perspective, 99% of people did not just “drop out”, but rather they are quitters, did not work hard enough, or otherwise are at fault for their own failure. The people who drop out have the opinion that they were scammed out of money when they were convinced by the MLM that making money is easy, when in fact it was not (as the statistics have proven).
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Most people are too smart to succeed at MLM. They try to make it too hard. It’s not hard. You follow simples steps and you make a lot of money.
While your at it, I want you to look up the statistics on how many people who try to be millionair’s make it. Then do a statistic of all people who work at companies and how many become CEO. Then you start to get some real comparisons. You’ll see that most people fail at MLM because they quit… Of the % that failed, find out how many quit….It’s 100%
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I have found below site as one of the best resources that that discloses just what you’ve been searching for - real, credible mlm stats…I hope you’ll find it useful and helpful just as I did…
Plus, don’t forget the check out this shocking video as well before it gets removed again…
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Statistics on drop-out rates are difficult to find because the MLMs do not like to disclose them, for obvious reasons. The best case for an MLM is that a new prospect joins and pays the registration fee before they have the opportunity to research these statistics to find out what they are getting into. The FTC is aware of this problem and is proposing stronger rules against deceptive prospecting, but MLMs are already fighting this because they will lose money if the new rule is passed.
When a drop-out rate is disclosed, the actual number may be unbiased, but the explaination of that number can be very biased. From the MLM’s perspective, 99% of people did not just “drop out”, but rather they are quitters, did not work hard enough, or otherwise are at fault for their own failure. The people who drop out have the opinion that they were scammed out of money when they were convinced by the MLM that making money is easy, when in fact it was not (as the statistics have proven).