I myself had an experience where I invited a friend to join a network

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I myself had an experience where I invited a friend to join a network

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They register and then become silent members. Maybe because they are already rich. The goal of joining a network marketing company is to generate income! Yes, I know I've already mentioned this, but I still want to repeat the same statement. Actually and properly, the reason why we join is to generate extra income. If you don't have any intention or thoughts of making extra money, then in my opinion you should just ignore any offer or invite any individual who wants to invite you to join an MLM company. It's just a waste of your time, and the time of the friend or acquaintance who invited you to join.


marketing business. He joined without asking many questions, but after joining he investor database was quiet and did nothing. He doesn't buy things, and he doesn't develop a network either. While he knew that his membership would expire after 6 months, I understood that he actually joined just to protect my feelings. In fact, for me, he should have been honest from the beginning and just said that he didn't want to and wasn't interested in joining. That's better than him joining but not doing anything.


Do you know why I said that if you don't intend to make money, you should just ignore offers from companies like this? Actually, if we look closely, companies that run network marketing businesses produce products that we use every day. Their products are ordinary, and we can easily find alternatives to their products in the market. I will bring you some examples of companies that I think are quite popular and well-known. world-ranking-chart-of-direct-selling-companies Amway is a network marketing company that topped the chart of the 100 most popular direct selling companies with sales revenue of USD8.
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