People using 2 peas to push their MLM

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I will not scroll on by. I will not ignore it. Shilling MLM products is not a harmless difference of opinion on which brand someone prefers. It is my true opinion is it financially dangerous for people to participate in them, and even by purchasing the products, it encourages the continued existence of companies where 99.6%+ of people who get in to make money/save money via a discount actually lose money. Often large sums of money. I believe they are only allowed to exist because of loopholes in the law.

So you go on ahead and keep posting if admin allows it, although I think it is a dangerous precedent to allow people to shill and link their own products here. Especially in your signature, that pisses me off even more that it is 100s of posts you're shilling on, not just a few like I thought.

But while you keep posting, I'll keep posting too and educating others about the predatory nature of MLMs. I'll share links and facts and podcasts and Netflix specials. And YOU can just scroll on by if you don't like it. So I guess I'll be seeing you around.

Thanks for the opportunity to educate more people on the evils of MLM.

The degree to which MLMs take money from consultants who think they will join and make some extra cash is on par with the amount of money Bernie Madoff stole. Every year. And more when you think globally. I absolutely believe these companies know their business model is a loser for 99.6%+ of people. The way they structure their onboaridng packages and agreements is specifically done to avoid laws that would require them to disclose more information (keeping it under $600 avoids franchise laws).

I do think it's absolutely up to me to judge companies that scam people out of billions of dollars under the guise that they can make money themselves. I truly believe MLMs are as bad as Bernie Madoff. NOT the consultants/sellers, but the main companies. Unfortunately, and for many abusive reasons, consultants is how they market to the public. I'm not using hyperbole, I really believe they are that bad. If you believed they were that bad, wouldn't you judge and warn others too?

I'm out for now. Just know I will be posting a follow up any time I see someone try to sell a MLM on here. I they can post pushing their product, I can post pushing the truth. Overpriced and financial scams.

Nope, but that one is particularly awful, isn't it? Literally tens of thousands of women who were promised LLR would buy back their inventory at 100% or 90%. They sent in their thousands of dollars of inventory and haven't been paid in 6+ months. People who can't pay their mortgage or buy their kids Christmas gifts because of it. People who sent in inventory in April, are still waiting for checks, and have no answers when they'll get them.

It's not "ha ha those women bought some ugly leggings." It's literally $50 MILLION+ the multi-billion dollar organization took from women under false pretenses and are holding basically hostage. The company now has their inventory AND their money.

And that's not even getting into the illegal credits when something is out of stock, the extreme poor quality control, or the likely illegal bonus structure they had for the first couple years.

So yeah, go ahead and LOL about women getting burned by pizza leggings. The company owners are laughing all the way to the bank while the "little guys" are going broke.