Recruitment into LFI (Long Far International) -- MLM
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Originally posted by great_lobang:
Before you sell your potential client something, convince them that they can't do without your product first. No one will willingly pay money to listen to MLM.
To All,
I am a new LFI (Long Far Intenational) distributor. I need to recruit business builders (who have the drive to be successful and willing to learn) and consumers (who want beauty and health) to join me as downlines.
All interested personnel must be 18 years and above.
Interested, pls sms ur name,age,sex and working occupation to 93530614.
Afterwhich, i will arrange for u a presentation with my sales director and he will talk to u more about the biz and products.
ID Registration fee: $25 dollars
[b]**No obligation to buy anything after the presentation**[/b]
Anyway... nice try but you've just posted inside a largely MLM-weary forum.
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You earn through selling products and not through recruitment......then what do you recruit for?
Nowadays, MLMs are no longer pyramids, there are physical products. However, that doesn't make it any different from MLM companies like Bel'Air etc.
Turn back before it's too late. What kind of a name is 'Long Far" anyway? It is a lousy translation of "Chang Yuan" in Chinese. -
When we recruit people, we will teach them the correct methods of duplicating our efforts(selling the products) so that they too can create their own income. We always tell the new distributors that they will only earned income provided the person they sponsor buy their products.Originally posted by Rock^Star:You earn through selling products and not through recruitment......then what do you recruit for?
Nowadays, MLMs are no longer pyramids, there are physical products. However, that doesn't make it any different from MLM companies like Bel'Air etc.
Turn back before it's too late. What kind of a name is 'Long Far" anyway? It is a lousy translation of "Chang Yuan" in Chinese. -
Hmm.. I guess many are not familiar with the MLM Law. A physical product does not mean it is not pyramid. Look beyond that.
Benefit that results due to recruitment is illegal. Deemed to be pyramid. Read into the MLM Act to get more information if needed. Else can read up www.dsas.org.sg
PDMYB I guess is 1 of the top selling product in LFI. However, why is PD selling in pharmacies? Strange for a direct selling company to market their products at outlets. Defeating the purpose of direct selling. -
But its not so easy to gauge, nor there are hard and fast rules to determine whether a scheme is indeed disguised pyramids, hence police didnt charge any company for itOriginally posted by mrleech:Hmm.. I guess many are not familiar with the MLM Law. A physical product does not mean it is not pyramid. Look beyond that.
Benefit that results due to recruitment is illegal. Deemed to be pyramid. Read into the MLM Act to get more information if needed. Else can read up www.dsas.org.sg
PDMYB I guess is 1 of the top selling product in LFI. However, why is PD selling in pharmacies? Strange for a direct selling company to market their products at outlets. Defeating the purpose of direct selling.
Thats why a lot of companies can now say, they are not caught by police, so they are perfectly legal
MLM regulations and industry in Singapore is a joke -
I am earning enough so won't be interested in the moment...