Comments on: Financial Freedom

By: K, speaking! » Blog Archive » You gotta be kiddin’

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 22:00:36 +0000

[...] As Isay would put it: I joined them last year as I wanted to get discounts from the products. I think this is the 9th MLM I joined - the rest I was asked by friends to sign up and ended up with nothing; meaning I didn’t even get to sign up 1 as I would hate to bug friends about it; as I don’t like being harassed with so much talk about “financial freedom

By: K, speaking! » Blog Archive » Invited

Fri, 24 Feb 2006 19:41:15 +0000

[...] I went to meet my business consultant at the Cova in Pacific Place yesterday and we discussed about my interest in signing up with USANA - how things going to work, where to report for my training, commission per volume, capital investment & application forms to fill up as part of the business agreement. She even handed the forms for me to carefully read and understand the terms & conditions before signing these so-called Financial Freedom. [...]

By: K

Fri, 24 Feb 2006 15:55:03 +0000

She’s trying to “help” other people, one of her goals, she said. If people just think of it as you sign up but do nothing about it, or it’s like you have great dreams but never set your goals, you won’t achieved it. I hope I won’t end up just dreaming without really doing it.

I’ll give you an update later. Finger’s crossed.

By: isay

Fri, 24 Feb 2006 06:26:41 +0000

hello, i thought the headline for this post looks familiar… that’s USANA - I joined them last year as I wanted to get discounts from the products. I think this is the 9th MLM I joined - the rest I was asked by friends to sign up and ended up with nothing; meaning I didn’t even get to sign up 1 as I would hate to bug friends about it; as I don’t like being harassed with so much talk about “financial freedom” and stuff.

This one I was asked again by an acquaintance, and as I wanted to try the products and get a good discount I joined. After they sign you up, it’s up to you to work it out how to “grow the business” as they say. So far I haven’t heard from my upline.

Although I must say that there are a lot of successful people out there doing this MLM/networking. I just don’t like the way they approach others whenever they talk of people with jobs and how they hard-sell the idea that having a job won’t give you that financial freedom. There are other ways of building a passive income and not just through MLM.

but if you’re keen, have a go! you may (or may not) like it.

By: K

Fri, 24 Feb 2006 00:02:49 +0000

Hi J, she also mentioned that Amway. It requires a lot of time to really succeed. I cannot say everyone does get a nice numbers in your wallet but you end up buying Amway products to accumulate points whatever that is probably end of the day, you’ll see yourself getting stuck using the same product. Maybe it’s the same thing as this one but what I see is the quality of their product & no more than 2 heads to recruit for your prospect downline.

And no, she won’t get advantage of me. Oh God, I hope not. Thanks, J.

By: j

Thu, 23 Feb 2006 17:59:41 +0000

i see i’m not the only one who’s a little concerned for you. i hope she doesn’t take advantage of you, cuz it sounds a lot like amway. but i do have a friend who makes a living, a very good living, selling amway.