Comments on: Multi Level Marketing Spoof Film

By: D.Michael Martindale

D.Michael Martindale — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 02:33:08 +0000

Geez, dude, don’t you think you got a little carried away there? You may not personally like the MLM business model, but practically calling it the antichrist is a bit much, don’t you think? It’s just a business model, one of many that seems to work in a lot of cases. And it’s not like anybody’s twisting anybody’s arm to participate, you know, like for example, every freakign thing governmernt forces us to participate in with our tax money whether we like it or not.

By: Bobby

Bobby — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 03:06:54 +0000

Gillian-

I signed up with freedom Wealth Group in Utah and they are an MLM. They don’t make any real money trading, however they make a ton of money signing up schmucks like me. The indicators will LOSE you a lot of money if you try trading with them…trust me, I learned the hard way. I don’t want to insult you but I cant help but notice your poor spelling and grammar…I can’t think of a better representative for Freedom Wealth Group. I hope you continue spreading the news about this wonderful MLM.

By: Gillian gower

Gillian gower — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 20:00:55 +0000

i agreed with most about MLM companys untill replyed to a sales and markating job position. i hate to break it to you folks but there are buisnesses that are in MLM format but actually work. The buisness im working for now Freedom Wealth Group has new tecnology and a new program we are just releasing to the public that takes the risk out of day trading. We have out the format of the buisness in MLM formate in bringing people in under you because frankly with how we are doing things this just works best. no scame no BS its all real and provin.. we have 8 mounths of flawless day trading for the last 8 mo. its a provin system. Ive dosne MLM’s in the past and gotten skrewd. but i also watched a guy who is just an agent not even a territory owner make 20k day tradeing useing our program in just an hr. so talk as much crap as you want about MLM’s… or do some resurch and make sure your not generlizing about things. there are good ones out there that will make you moeny just make sure your not a lazy person and you should be fine. with this company any way. FWG.Gillian@gmail.com. questions about our company let me kno.. this one really works guys and thats no joke..

By: Jason

Jason — Sat, 02 May 2009 04:22:06 +0000

I personally don’t support MLMs because the people are too pushy, but they are not only here in Utah. Granted I seem to get hit up way more here than elsewhere, but I was working at a kiosk selling and the mall is a recruiters heaven.
What I have a problem with is grouping MLM with door sales. I do door sales for a Comcast contractor and my average customer get way superior services for about 40% less than what they are paying now. People are at times uncomfortable to see someone at the door that is selling something, but we give them a better product for less money.

By: Kyle

Kyle — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 17:58:14 +0000

What are you talking about Ray? Are you a fan of MLM? Have you had sucess with it? Tell us where we may be wrong…

By: Ray

Ray — Tue, 27 Mar 2007 22:36:06 +0000

I’ve read all these comments and all I can say is you people have no clue. You sound like a bunch of punk teenagers.

By: Kyle

Kyle — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 20:22:50 +0000

Hey everyone! I don’t know if you know about this, but the movie Don was talking about at the beginning– it’s called “Believe” and it’s hitting theatres in Utah on April 20. It looks Awesome! I’ve seen the two main guys, Larry Bagby and Lincolne Hoppe in some other movies and they are hilarious! I can’t imagine that this isn’t so funny and going to be a big hit! If you haven’t checked out the website, you should do so! It’s great! http://www.believethemovie.com. I even saw a contest on there to win a CD. That could be pretty cool. I think MLM is a hoot- at least for the people who believe in it. My aunt gave it a try once, and I think her only customers were us in the family. I guess some have sucess, but those are the ones that get right into it at the beginning! I don’t know. I think this movie jokes around about that… Has anyone heard anything more about it???

By: Chris

Chris — Sat, 03 Mar 2007 19:53:50 +0000

Jer:

You couldn’t be more on the money. Let’s get something going here.

Chris

By: Joshua Steimle

Joshua Steimle — Sat, 03 Mar 2007 18:10:42 +0000

Well, if you do start a political movement let me know. That’s something I’d be willing to get behind. Anything to get these people out of the state and restore some dignity to Utah.

By: Jeremy

Jeremy — Sat, 03 Mar 2007 17:20:24 +0000

Let me weigh in here too. Anyone who knows me knows that I am somewhat passionate about this whole MLM deal. OK, maybe somewhat isn’t strong enough wording. Anyway, here’s my biggest problem: The reason so many of these companies now generate the lion’s share of their business overseas (china, japan, etc.) is that consumers (and entrepreneurial minded folk) in those countries aren’t sophisticated enough to know that they can buy a non MLM brand of Mangosteen fruit juice at costco for 1/5 the price. Or that Pomegranate juice has just as many health benefits, and you can buy that at Wal-mart for $5 a bottle, but that it’s not ‘exotic’ enough to support the claims of independant distributors who will tell you it cured their cancer. And grew their hair back. And mowed their lawn too boot. They are taking less sophisticated people to the cleaners oversees, and then they spread their money around Utah like a poison. To make matters worse, Utah has the most favorable laws ON THE PLANET for MLM companies. They just changed them last summer. In all their wisdom, the state legislature rolled back Utah’s MLM laws 25 years. Used to say that as a network marketing company you had to spend more than 50% of your efforts in selling product, not in signing up distributors. Utah just changed it back. Within 3 weeks, Morinda, Xango, StampinUp all changed their entire marketing strategies to take advantage of the new streamlined paths to bilk the unknowing out of more money. Go Utah! I for one will support, and possibly will lead out, any campaign to run these types of companies out of our state. They are not good for anything, well except paying enough money into the community and politicians to pass laws that seriously negatively impact lots of people. If you’re going to make all your money in China, then just move over there. I won’t miss you for 1 split second.