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[HanMark]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

so is ur coy 'worldventures'?

Yes. If you are interested to know more about it, please register above. I gladly welcome people on board!

someone pls report hanmark and ban his ip address from posting on this forum.

There is even a law banning mlm companies in singapore. It is illegal.

check it out http://statutes.agc.gov.sg/aol/searc...61f33965;rec=0

or google MLM sg statutes.

[HanMark]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

someone pls report hanmark and ban his ip address from posting on this forum.

There is even a law banning mlm companies in singapore. It is illegal.

check it out http://statutes.agc.gov.sg/aol/searc...61f33965;rec=0

or google MLM sg statutes.

I see, so if we going to talk about laws and legislation. I will say no more. Oh, by the way, you quoted the old act. I'm no lawyer but I am pretty sure yours was dated way back in 2000. This is the new one, from law gazette of Singapore itself.

Multi-level Marketing in Singapore

eh dude dun preach MLM here pls. people here are mostly educated and PMETs, not some ignorant folks.

[HanMark]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

eh dude dun preach MLM here pls. people here are mostly educated and PMETs, not some ignorant folks.

Sorry for bursting your bubbles but I believe educated people will understand my stand about MLM and the effectiveness of this strategy when utilize correctly and ethically.

Unless there are things that I said you find unsatisfactory and requires more investigation, then go ahead.

I am certainly not afraid because I believe it is not wrong or against legal issues to practice the correct technique of implementing MLM in Singapore.

I rest my case.

Originally Posted by HanMark

Sorry for bursting your bubbles but I believe educated people will understand my stand about MLM and the effectiveness of this strategy when utilize correctly and ethically.

Unless there are things that I said you find unsatisfactory and requires more investigation, then go ahead.

I am certainly not afraid because I believe it is not wrong or against legal issues to practice the correct technique of implementing MLM in Singapore.

I rest my case.

ok i see. pls provide more info on your product and why you think its better than other MLM and why people should join.

maybe you might be able to convince some people reading this.

[HanMark]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

ok i see. pls provide more info on your product and why you think its better than other MLM and why people should join.

maybe you might be able to convince some people reading this.

Firstly, I would like to thank you for your understanding. However, I don't see this MLM company any more superior to other MLM counterparts out there.

I joined this company because I like the product it is offering, and its business prospect. I didn't join the health MLM industry because marketing health products isn't for me.

Unfortunately, I am unable to divulge the information via text online as I would be doing a de-service to people if I provide just fragments of information here and there. It would be certainly more worthwhile to take a little time of your busy schedule to attend the seminar.

I certainly do not like to force people and this is actually my part-time sideline, cause' I simply love to travel, that's all. And since it is also a business opportunity, I might as well do it.

I do real estate investments for clients for my full time job and I know trust is the most important aspect of my job.

I want to bring people who loves travel and hope you can attend the seminar as well. Thank you!

Haha. Classic. This is how they do it. They tell you that they cant give alot of info online or through messaging but insist that you come down for a BS talk. Then they pressure you to sign up for a retarded package.

Fine, I can say that sure MLM's practices are not illegal, because at the end of the day, its the consumer's choice to take out his credit card. If he is so stupid to do it then it is his fault. But please dont preach about ethics. No matter how hard you disguise it, MLM is not ethical at all. Even the health products are ********.

Only idiots join MLM. You can only dream of success, but you will never get there. Want to know how to be successful? Hard work. Study smart. Get a good degree from local uni, dont have to be a genius. Start work liao starting pay avg 3.3k and above. Just work hard and eventually before you hit your mid-30s you'll be taking in 10k/mth. Even those private uni grads can do it. Please wake up and dont waste your time in MLM. MLM for those idiots no hope no future one.

[HanMark]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Haha. Classic. This is how they do it. They tell you that they cant give alot of info online or through messaging but insist that you come down for a BS talk. Then they pressure you to sign up for a retarded package.

Fine, I can say that sure MLM's practices are not illegal, because at the end of the day, its the consumer's choice to take out his credit card. If he is so stupid to do it then it is his fault. But please dont preach about ethics. No matter how hard you disguise it, MLM is not ethical at all. Even the health products are ********.

Only idiots join MLM. You can only dream of success, but you will never get there. Want to know how to be successful? Hard work. Study smart. Get a good degree from local uni, dont have to be a genius. Start work liao starting pay avg 3.3k and above. Just work hard and eventually before you hit your mid-30s you'll be taking in 10k/mth. Even those private uni grads can do it. Please wake up and dont waste your time in MLM. MLM for those idiots no hope no future one.

I will be blunt. Do you think you have a higher chance to sell a product online or in person. Frankly, as a salesperson, what we are most afraid of is misinterpretation of our product. So when we meet in person, we are much more able to talk freely and discuss about plans rather than doing that online. No insurance agents will pitch sales to you via email do they? It's sales basic training.

Ethics? Like I said earlier, MLM distribution has no right or wrong. It's the ethics of individuals that congregate the outlook of any business.

There are many paths to success, depending on your interpretations of it. Yes, studying and qualifying for paper qualifications is one. But don't quickly assume all other opportunities are useless. You have your numbers worked out, I respect that. But nevertheless, I believe having the right and prudent mindset is key to anyone's individual success interpretations.

Again, I have to be blunt. Are you a smarter being to be able to qualify to judge and say all MLMers are idiots? Can education guarantee you the life you really want? Be honest. We are all adults here. I have to speak up and be fair towards people I know and have succeeded in their own rights before they even join World Ventures.

You are only able to quantify your argument because MLM has scarred people in the past and it is widely known to be a scam. It links. MLM and scam. But now, you haven't prove to me one thing. What is the definition of scam in this context? And why would MLM definitely fail for all who joined? Are you making really bold assumptions without a base and solid reason?

You have not tell me exactly why it is unethical. And everything else from there on are your own assumptions, am I not wrong?

You have your views but it is not necessarily the right one. That's my point. Peace out!

I'm a 18 year old an even I know MLM's are a scam.