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Is TheFreedomSecret.Net a Scam? – My Review

There is this program being promoted on TheFreedomSecret.Net that is really hyped up and basically tells you that it can be your way to financial freedom. But is this really true and can you really trust this program that is being pushed on you here? Or is this just another scam like the many that plague the online business world?

If you are suspicious of The Freedom Secret then you are in the right place. I am familiar with the program being promoted here and I will say that there are definitely a few things that you will need to know beforehand….. things that they don’t tell you.

The Freedom Secret Review

The sales video that is on thefreedomsecret.net is one that is hard to believe. In it you hear people talking about all the thousands of dollars they have made in one day, there are sports cars and mansions flashed on the screen, and of course there is talk about how easy this system is to make money with. All of these components seem to be taken directly out of the Scam 101 Playbook. On top of this they also have the countdown timer and the limited positions banner, both of which are fake and just to try to get you to buy into this faster.

The spokesperson in the video tells you that he is going to be giving you the exact system he uses to make millions per month. Sounds like a scam but he makes sure to reassure you that it isn’t by telling you it is risk free guaranteed….lol, which we know isn’t going to be true.

The truth is that you can make money with the system here but it sure as heck isn’t risk free. I am very familiar with it and I’ll be going over what is important to know.

The Real Program Here

There is no program called The Freedom Secret or anything like that. The real program being promoted here at TheFreedomSecret.Net is called Aspire. If you click to buy it for $37 you will be taken to this order page where you can see it is Aspire…

Aspire is a digital marketing program that was created by a company called Digital Altitude. The reason it is being promoted here is because the owner of TheFreedomSecret.Net, or the person that created it, is an affiliate for Aspire. He/she gets paid when people sign up through the website and that is why they are promoting it.

What You Get With This

Aspire provides you with online marketing training and tools to get started. The program is very professional and provides a lot of good information. My only complaint about it is that it pushes members to promote Aspire to other people rather than to make money online in their own desired field.

You will get pre-made sales funnels and things of this nature that are designed to get you to promote Aspire. So while it is possible to apply what you learn to any online business, there is a slight push to get you to promote Aspire, as the people behind TheFreedomSecret.Net are doing.

The Real Cost

$37 is just the beginning of things. This is the cheapest of their programs and this is not the end of it. In this business there are many upsells, some of which you will pretty much have to buy if you want any good chance of making money online.

The $37/mo membership is just to get your foot in the door. If you choose to get involved with Aspire you can expect to easily spend thousands of dollars.

So the whole “risk free” thing that they tell you is a bunch of BS. I don’t know how you can say that this is risk free by any means. This isn’t even close to it the way I see.

Conclusion on TheFreedomSecret.Net – Scam?

Ok, so TheFreedomSecret.Net is just a sales funnel that was created by affiliates of Aspire in order to make money by getting other people to join Aspire. And Aspire is an online business training program that teaches you online marketing and provides you with some necessary tools that you will need to be able to do so.

Aspire provides a lot of good things but overall there are only 2 main problems I have with it. 1) I don’t like how it pushes members to promote the system to others, and 2) I don’t like how there are many hidden upsells that you have no idea about when you buy in at just $37/mo. Oh… and another one is that it will not be nearly as easy to make money with as they lead you to believe.

If you are looking for a more legitimate and affordable program that the average Joe can realistically make money with then I suggest taking a look at this program.

I started with this program back in 2015 and am still a member to this day. Its also notable that I make a living online now and pretty much all of my success can be attributed to what this program has taught me.

==> My No. 1 Recommended Program Here

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Bitty Cash Review – Scam or Amazing Bitcoin Opportunity?

Hi and welcome to my Bitty Cash review.

I’m guessing you were referred to join this program by another member and you are hesitant to do so because you are suspicious that it could be a scam. In this review I’ll be going over all you need to know. Some of the information out there promoting this program is misleading so you are probably going to want to read this over beforehand.

Bitty Cash Review

Bitty Cash (bitty.cash) is a program created by Jeff Long that teaches people about bitcoin, trading bitcoin, how to make money with it, and monitors prices so that you can track investments easily. They also offer bitcoin packages that are basically an easy way to buy bitcoin.

Another important part of this program is the business opportunity attached to it where you can make money getting other people to join in. This seems to be the main reason for people buying in and promoting it. It has a mlm compensation structure which means it has the potential to be very lucrative but also makes it more difficult.

The Products

Bitty Cash sells what they call starter packs. These are packs of bitcoin along with training on how to get started with it. There are 4 different packs that you can purchase as shown below. Each one has a 25% processing fee, which may seem like a lot, and it is, but in this industry its not as much as you think.

Starter Packs:

$100 +25% coaching & processing fee
$250 +25% fee
$500 +25% fee
$1,000 +25% fee

In addition to these starter packs Bitty Cash also offers a paid membership called Bitty Tycoon. This membership costs either $97/mo of $997/yr and basically it gives you training and tools to help you sell this opportunity to other people and make money off of it. You will get access to their training club, monthly webinars, and pre-made capture pages, etc for you to sell the Bitty Cash to other people.

How You Make Money?

Well of course you can make money off of your bitcoin purchases as the market price increases. But besides that here is how you can make money with this program…

#1 Get Free Members to Sign Up

They will pay you per lead. The person that you get to sign up doesn’t have to buy anything. They pay $1 per signup up to 5 levels down.

#2 When Members Purchase Bitcoin Packages

When people you refer to this place purchase packages you earn commissions off of these purchases. Again, you can earn up to 5 levels down here too.

#3 Membership Sales

When members you refer upgrade to a Bitty Tycoon membership you also earn from this up to 5 levels deep. You will earn recurring income here since there is a monthly membership fee.

5 Level Unilevel Compensation Plan

This opportunity is what you call a mlm, or multi-level marketing opportunity. You can get paid from what happens up to 5 levels. The people that you personally recruit into the program are your 1st level. The people that they recruit in are your 2nd level, and so on.

The amount you will make per level is as follows…

Level 1
- Earn $1 for each free member signup
- 10% of starter pack purchases
- $10 per month on recurring membership
Level 2 (same as level 1)
- Earn $1 for each free member signup
- 10% of starter pack purchases
- $10 per month on recurring membership
Level 3
- Earn $1 for each free member signup
- 5% of starter pack purchases
- $5 per month on recurring membership
Level 4 (same as level 3)
- Earn $1 for each free member signup
- 5% of starter pack purchases
- $5 per month on recurring membership
Level 5
- Earn $1 for each free member signup
- 5% of starter pack purchases
- $5 per month on recurring membership

You will not get access to the entire compensation plan when you join. In order to unlock all the levels you will need to meet the recruitment requirements, meaning the more people you recruit, the more you unlock.

The Focus of This Program

The focus here seems to be overwhelmingly on the business opportunity of promoting Bitty Cash to others. There isn’t much information on how the company invests in bitcoin or anything like that. And actually this makes me wonder if they are even investing in bitcoin at all.

The focus is all about the compensation plan and how you can make money selling this to others. I don’t care much for this as it makes it lean a little too much toward the pyramid scheme side of things for my liking.

Conclusion on Bitty Cash – Scam?

Bitty Cash is not a scam but its also not the amazing program that it claims to be. There really isn’t all that much value provided here when it comes to bitcoin education and investment. Most of the value is with tools and training to get people to promote Bitty Cash to others.

Personally I’m going to pass on this opportunity but if you like what you hear then go for it. Its pretty much the same thing as Bitcoins Wealth Club, which also offers education but is largely focused on getting members to sell the program.

If you are looking for a more legitimate program that the average Joe can realistically make money with online then I suggest taking a look at this program.

==> My No. 1 Recommended Program Here

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Is Sisel International a Scam? – Review of the Business Opportunity

Sisel International’s business opportunity has the potential to be a lucrative career choice, but is it worth your time? Or is Sisel International a scam that is just going to lead you on with false hopes of making good money?

I know there are a lot of people out there looking for more information on this business opportunity so I decided to take the time to write this review. I’ll be going over how the business works, how you make money, the downside of it and more. And by the way, I’m not affiliated with this company at all. This is an unbiased 3rd party review.

Sisel International Overview

Sisel International is a mlm company that sells a range of products. They sell everything from tea, to skin moisturizers & cleansers, to weight loss packs and more. I’m not here to review their products but I will take a moment and say that they seem to be decent at the very least.

The business opportunity that Sisel International offers is available to anyone who signs up. Because it is a mlm, which stands for multi-level marketing business, it is common for people to be suspicious of this business due to the recruitment aspect. Not only can distributors make money by selling Sisel International products, but they also can make money by recruiting in new distributors.

How You Make Money

There are basically 2 categories that everything can fall into: personal sales and recruitment. However, there are 6 ways to make money total in their compensation plan and I’ll briefly touch upon each.

1) Fast Start Bonus

When you recruit in a new person you will earn 20% from their sales volume. The people beneath you down to the 4th level will also earn 5% commissions on that.

2) Direct Commissions

Here you earn direct commissions from the repeat purchases in your “organization”, aka your downline.

This comes from a unilevel structure that goes 8 levels deep. That means that you can earn from purchases of your recruits (1st level), their recruits (2nd level), the 2nd level’s recruits (3rd level) and so on.

3) Master Check Match

With this you will earn commissions on the “generations” beneath you, down to the 4th generation. These generations are basically other organizations within your organization. They are formed when someone in your downline reaches the rank of Master.

You will earn 10% on the 1st gen, and 5% on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th gen.

4) Retail Commissions

Retail commissions are all about selling products and have nothing to do with recruitment. Here you earn 20% commissions for every preferred customer that you bring in for life.

5) Rank Advancement Bonus

You will earn bonuses for advancing up the ranks.

6) Luxury Auto Bonus

This is a car bonus. Those at the highest ranks have the chance to get cars as a bonus.

The Downside to This Business Opportunity

The mlm business is great for some but bad for many. The fact of the matter is that few people will make good money in this business due to the structure it has.

The pyramid-like mlm structure benefits those at the top but takes away from those at the bottom. The only way to make good money is by recruiting, moving up the ranks and getting high up where you can earn from many of those beneath you. Sure you can make Retail Commissions from sales that you make to the general public. But much of this compensation plan is focused on recruitment and this is what is going to make you the real money.

With a structure like this there will need to be more people on the bottom than at the top, and what this means is that very few people will make good money. This explains why most people in mlm’s fail and why they have such high turnover rates.

Conclusion on Sisel International – Scam?

Sisel International is not a scam at all. The products sold are legit and so is the business opportunity. It is your average mlm opportunity in a lot of ways. Team commissions, ranks, bonuses etc… all typical for mlm’s. I don’t particularly care for mlm’s because of how difficult they are but this is still legit nonetheless.

If you are considering joining just know what you are getting yourself into. Most people fail in this business. I couldn’t find an income disclosure to prove this but I have reviewed enough similar mlm opportunities, like Purium & Life Force, to know that with a compensation structure like this the reality is most people will fail.

Something else that you might want to look into if you are looking for a work-from-home job is how I make money online. I make a living online and I enjoy what I do. Here is the program that got me started and got me to where I currently am, which I am still a member of.

==> My no. 1 recommended program here

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Is Rain International a Pyramid Scheme? – A Look at the Business Opportunity

Is Rain International a pyramid scheme? I noticed that there were a lot of people asking this question online so I decided to write this review to address it. I’m guessing that you, or someone you know is looking into the business opportunity that they offer but are a little suspicious of the business practices. After all, recruitment is a big part of this business.

In this review I’ll be going over how the business operates, how the compensation plan works, whether its a pyramid scheme or not, the downside of this business and more.

Rain International Overview

Rain International is a direct sales company and this is why they have an open business opportunity. Anyone can partner up with them and become an associate. As an associate one can make money selling their products. These range from seed-based protein to seed-based skin care products and more. This entire business revolves around powers of plant seeds. And while they do seem to over-hype the health benefits a tad, there are many proven benefits to be had from seeds.

But anyways.. back to the business opportunity. So you can make money selling the products but that’s not all.. You can also make money by recruiting in new associates beneath you. This is because there is a mlm compensation structure here and this is the “pyramid scheme” part of it.

A Look at The Compensation Plan

As I expected… this compensation plan is way more confusing than is necessary. This is pretty typical in the mlm industry. Many companies make these insanely confusing comp plans to try to make them seem more complex and better than they really are.

Rain International’s is fairly typical. Here you have your personal sales, your team commissions, generational matching bonuses, and a number of different ranks that you must climb in order to make good money.

As an associate you will be able to purchase Rain International products at wholesale prices and sell them at retail prices. This is one way that you can earn money without recruitment. You will also be able to signup preferred customers which will order products on a monthly basis, earning you commissions each month.

The Team Commissions & Generational Matching Bonuses are all about recruitment. “Team” is just another name for your downline, aka the people that you recruit into the business beneath you. And a Generation is basically a team that someone in your downline forms. The amount you will be able to make on these teams and generations depends on your rank, which brings me to my next point.

Moving up the ranks is critical. As you move up you will unlock more of the compensation plan and be able to earn more money from those beneath you. And of course moving up the ranks is all about recruiting in more associates. You will need to increase the sales of your team and the easiest way of doing this is by recruitment.

Pyramid Scheme?

Rain International does put focus on associates selling products on their own, and not just on recruitment, however I do feel that there is too much emphasis on recruitment.

One of the things that I do not like is how in order to move up the ranks you need to recruit more, but you don’t need to sell more on your own. I think it makes more sense to require that associates make more personal sales as well as recruit to move up the ranks.

Because they put so much focus on recruitment and not enough on each associates’ personal sales, this mlm does lean a bit closer to the pyramid scheme side of things than most that I have looked into. However…without seeing how much money they actually make on new associate recruitment VS sales to the general public, I can’t say for sure if this would be a pyramid scheme in the eyes of the law.

But there is not doubt that they resemble one in many ways and there is a serious downside to this.

The Downside

With many ranks and the ability to earn money a big downline, there is a lot of potential to make a lot of money here. However, this comes at a price.

You see this actually makes it more difficult to make money when just starting out because much of the money you could potentially be making is instead paid to those above you on this pyramid-like mlm structure in the form of Team Commissions and Generational Matching Bonuses.

This leads to a very uneven income distribution where those at the top that are high ranking make a lot and those at the bottom make very little. And there will always be more people at the bottom which is why most people fail in mlm opportunities like this. I just reviewed Wildtree & Jamberry (2 other mlm’s) recently and its the same story with them.

Conclusion on Rain International – Scam or Legit?

Rain International is not a pyramid scheme nor is it a scam. Their seed based nutritional products are something you won’t find anywhere else and I like what I see with them. And their business opportunity, which has been the focus here, is legitimate.

You can make good money here but you have to realize that it isn’t going to be easy by any means. In the mlm world here most people fail due to the compensation structure that mlm’s have. Its a tough business and that is why I stay away from it. But if you like the products that Rain International sells and you think you have what it takes then go for it.

==> My no. 1 recommended program here

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Is Purium a Pyramid Scheme? – A Look at this Business Opportunity

Since you are asking.. Is Purium a pyramid scheme then I am guessing there is a good chance you have been asked to join the business opportunity that they offer.

This is why I decided to take the time to write this review. This business does resemble a pyramid scheme in many ways due to it being an mlm. But just because recruitment of new members is a part of the business doesn’t necessarily mean that it is one. In this short review this is what I’ll be taking a look at an going over.

Purium Overview

Purium is a mlm company that sells health products. They sell a range products that fall into this category. You can find anything from anti-aging products to sports nutrition products and much more. But of course the products aren’t what I want to look at here. I can save my review of them for another day. The business opportunity is my focus.

Recruitment is a big part of the business because this company is a mlm, or muli-level marketing opportunity. This means that there are multiple levels within the company and affiliates can recruit in new members beneath them, which will earn them money. This is the “pyramid scheme” part of it which I will go over how it all works.

The MLM Compensation Plan – How You Make Money

Affiliates will be able to make money with personal retail sales and by recruitment. Retails sales are important because you need to make a certain number of these personal sales to customers in order to stay active and have access to the compensation plan. However, recruitment absolutely needs to be a focus if you want to make good money, you will see why.

On your retail sales you will earn anywhere from 15 – 45% commissions. If you purchase 50PV of products per month then you will increase your earnings to 30% commissions. And if you are a licensed health professional and have purchases 500PV or more then you get bumped up to 45% commissions.

As I said, if you want to earn good money, then recruitment needs to be a focus. Why? Well because this is what is really going to get you to move up the ranks which will unlock more and more of the compensation plan. They have a uni-level compensation plan in place where you will earn money from those that you recruit in beneath you, and those that they recruit in, and the people that they recruit in, etc. This keeps going down and down to infinity. But of course you won’t have access to all of that from the start.

In order to move up the ranks you will need to recruit. You will also need to increase your personal sales volume slightly, but the main difference is the amount of “group sales” that need to be made. You will need to drastically increase the overall sales of your “group”, which is another name for your downline, aka the people recruited in beneath you. Of course the easiest way to increase this number is by recruitment.

There are 18 ranks total so there is a lot of room to move up.

Pyramid Scheme?

Because they do require affiliates to make personal sales I don’t know if you could call this a pyramid scheme. What would make this a pyramid scheme would be if it were too reliant on recruitment over product sales to the general public. And are they? I really don’t know because I can’t see the revenue they bring in from both sides.

It is obvious that the compensation plan puts a heck of a lot of focus on recruitment but this doesn’t mean anything. I have looked into mlm’s in the past that were like this yet most of their sales came from the general public and not people working for them.

The Problem

When it comes to mlm’s like this it is very difficult to make money. They have a pyramid-like compensation structure where money made from those on the bottom trickles up into the pockets of those above them. This is great for those on top but means less money made for those on the bottom.

There is a lot of potential to move up and make tons of money with mlm’s like this but unfortunately only a very small percentage will be able to do this. In order for those at the top to make good money there needs to be more people at the bottom.

Mlm’s like this always have a very uneven income distribution. As you can see from an official income disclosure (2015) I found that over 94% of affiliates made much less than $1,000 for the entire year…

This is common for all mlm’s. I just reviewed Rain International & Jamberry (2 other mlm’s) recently and its the same with them.

Conclusion on Purium – Scam?

There really isn’t enough information to tell if its a pyramid scheme. And I wouldn’t call it a scam because you can make good money. I just do not care for mlm’s at all. All they do is make it harder for people to make money and they lead to those on top preying on new recruits.

I stay away from mlm’s because of their difficulty. The fact is that their structure pretty much ensures that most people are going to fail. But if you like the products that Purium sells and you think you have what it takes then go for it, I’m not stopping you.

==> My no. 1 recommended program here

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Is Jamberry a Pyramid Scheme? – 3rd Party Review of this Business Opportunity

The business opportunity that Jamberry Nails offers has the potential for you to make a lot of money… but is this place a scam? After all, there is a lot of recruitment that goes on and it makes you wonder… is Jamberry a pyramid scheme possibly?

I know there are a lot of people out there that are looking into this opportunity but are hesitant to join due to the controversy surrounding it. In this review I’ll be clearing the air and telling you what you really need to know, especially when it comes to the mlm “pyramid scheme” part of it.

By the way, I am in no way associated with this company.

Jamberry Overview

Jamberry is a direct sales mlm company that sells nail wraps, nail art, nail care products, and a bunch of other things having to do with nails. I have never personally bought any products from here nor do I plan on it, but from everything I have read and heard it seems that the products are very good. People really like them.

But of course my focus here is on the business opportunity that Jamberry offers. As a direct sales business all of the marketing and sales is done by consultants, which anyone can join as.

A Look at How Consultants Make Money

This place has your pretty standard mlm compensation plan…. personal sales commissions, ranks, override commissions, generation bonuses, and more.

Consultants are able to make up to 40% commissions on personal sales that they make. The amount made depends on your sales volume.. the more you sell the more you make each month. These retail sales are at the core of this business but there is no doubt that the recruitment part of it is a major focus.

They offer override commissions down to 3 levels deep. This means that you can earn commissions off of consultants that you recruit in (level 1), off of consultants that they recruit in (level 2), and off of consultants that level 2 recruits in (level 3). This is a uni-level structure which means that there can be an unlimited number of consultants at each level.

The diagram on the right shows you what this is like, just it only has 2 levels beneath you, whereas the comp plan that Jamberry uses has 3 levels down.

The only way you can earn commissions from all 3 levels is if you move up the ranks. When you start out you will not be able to take full advantage of the comp plan here.

Moving up the ranks is all about recruitment of new consultants and increasing your own personal sales volume.

Once you move up into the higher ranks you will be able to earn what they call “generation bonuses”, which are basically commissions from other teams that are formed in your downline. Its just another way to earn from the recruitment side of the business.

Pyramid Scheme?

There is no doubt about it… this place, as with any mlm, places a lot of emphasis on recruitment. They even make it a requirement to recruit in new consultants if you want to move up the ranks.

But does this make it an illegal pyramid scheme? The answer is no.

Jamberry also puts a lot of emphasis on retail sales, more than many other mlm’s that I have looked into. They require consultants to increase their own personal sales to move up the ranks and they also pay higher commissions on sales for selling more volume in a given month…. this gives incentive to make personal sales.

While recruitment is an important aspect of this business, they do not put too much focus on it. And if they did then it could be considered a pyramid scheme, but they stay away from this.

One Thing to Know

With mlm’s like this it is difficult to make money. Their pyramid-like structure makes it this way. Those at the bottom struggle to make good money because much of the money they could be earning gets taken away and funneled up to those above them in the form of override commissions and generation bonuses.

With a compensation plan like this you will have to be on the top to make good money. And unfortunately there will always be many more people at the bottom struggling than at the top reaping all the rewards.

The reality that most people fail is the same for just about every mlm out there. I just reviewed Life Force & Wildtree the other day (2 other mlm’s) and the same goes for them.

Conclusion on the Jamberry Business Opportunity

Jamberry is not a scam nor is it a pyramid scheme. They are legit and if you like their products and think you can make it in the mlm world then go for it. Just know that it won’t be easy.

I stay away from mlm’s because of their structures, which pretty much ensures that most people are going to fail. In order to make good money you are going to need to recruit, build your downline and move up the ranks. And of course this is much easier said than done.

==> My no. 1 recommended program here

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Is Wildtree a Pyramid Scheme? – My Take on this Business Opportunity

The Wildtree business opportunity is usually promoted as a way to gain financial freedom and the freedom to work from home on your own time. But whats the catch here? And what about all the recruitment that goes on in this business? Is Wildtree a pyramid scheme type scam possibly? Or is this a legitimate biz opp that is what you have been waiting for.

I know there are a lot of people looking for answers regarding this company and this is why I decided to take a seat and write this review. I will be going over how this business opportunity works, the compensation plan they have in place, whether or not its a pyramid scheme, the downside of this and more. And by the way.. I’m not affiliated with this business at all. This is a 3rd party review.

Wildtree Biz Opp Overview

You, I, and anyone can join Wildtree and make money selling their healthy food products. From everything I’ve read and from product research I’ve done it seems that their products are very good quality, healthy, and overall good. So you can feel good about selling them.

But anyway… back to the opportunity here. They are a direct sales company and rely on independent representatives to do all the selling. On top of this they are also a mlm (multi-level marketing) company and this is important because it means that you can also earn money by recruiting in new representatives…. this is the part of it that lead to people questioning whether or not its a pyramid scheme.

The MLM Compensation Plan

So as a representative you will be able to start earning anywhere from 25-32% commissions on your own personal sales depending on how much sales volume you have in a given month. But there are many ranks within the company and as you move up into the Leadership ranks you will be able to earn 40% commissions.

How do you move up the ranks??? Well this is where the mlm “pyramid scheme” part comes into play. In order to move up the ranks you will need to recruit other representatives beneath you. For example the first Leadership rank is that of Team Leader, and to reach this rank one of the requirements is that you have recruited in 2 qualified reps beneath you.

If you move all the way up the ranks you will max out the compensation plan and will be able to earn…

40% commissions on personal sales
12% commissions on sales by personal recruits
7% on personal team sales
7% on 1st generation team sales
3% on 2nd generation team sales
2% on 3rd generation team sales
1% on org. sales

The commissions made from your “team” (aka your downline) are going to be a huge money maker here. Also the generation team sales, which are sales from other people’s teams in your downline are big money.

If you want any chance of making good money in a mlm like this then building a team is a must. You need to take advantage of the compensation plan and make money via recruitment.

Pyramid Scheme?

Believe it or not, this is not a pyramid scheme. Their compensation plan does put a lot of focus on recruitment but product sales are still a big part of the business.

It is also notable that Wildtree is part of the Direct Sellers Association and adheres to their code of ethics. This association protects independent distributors, representatives, whatever you want to call it.. from mlm scams and pyramid schemes.

A Problem You Will Face

Although this business is not a pyramid scheme and they are legit, there is a problem that will be faced. The problem is that the compensation structure of mlm’s make it very difficult to make money. They reward those on top and take away from those at the bottom. For example when you are at the bottom and you make personal sales, much of the money that you could be making goes to those above you in the form of Team Commissions, Generation Commissions, etc.

Those at the top reap all the rewards and unfortunately this is very few. Most people will be at the bottom of this mlm pyramid-like structure finding it more difficult than it should have to be.

I couldn’t find any income disclosure from this company but I have reviewed plenty of mlm opportunities (most recent being Life Force & O2 Worldwide) and can tell you that with a compensation plan like this few people will make good money.

What to Take Away from This

Wildtree is not a scam nor is it a pyramid scheme. If you are interested in pursuing this opportunity then go for it. I just think it is important for you to know the reality of mlm businesses and how most people will fail due to their difficulty.

Personally I stay away from mlm’s for this very reason. But I know people that make a lot of money building up teams with mlm’s like this. So it really depends on you. Just know it won’t be easy.

==> My no. 1 recommended program here

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Is Life Force International a Scam? – A Look at The Business Opportunity

Looking for a review on the business opportunity that Life Force International offers? Well then look no further… I know there are a lot of people out there looking at this business and thinking about joining but are hesitant to do so. Some are even questioning is Life Force International a scam or not?… Because of this I took the liberty of doing some research on this place and writing this review.

If you came across this opportunity by someone that is already in the business, maybe by word of mouth or social media, then there is a good chance you didn’t get the full story. The truth is that there is a lot of potential to make money in this business but there is also one major downfall to it.. I’ll be going over all of this.

The Life Force Business Opportunity

Life Force International, aka Life Force, is a health and wellness mlm company that was founded back in 1984 in sunny California. They sell a lot of products and for what its worth… they seem to be good quality and get good reviews. You can find products for daily health, joint support, athletic performance and a bunch more.

But as you can tell by the title of this post I am not going to be reviewing the products that Life Force has. I’m looking at the business opportunity here.

Anyone can join this company as an independent distributor (associate, member, whatever you want to call it) and sell their products to consumers. This is because this company has a direct sales business model. On top of that they are also a mlm, and this means that you can also make money by recruiting in other distributors.

A Look at How You Make Money

Life Force is a pretty typical mlm when it comes to making money. There is a lot of room to move up within the business with lots of rank levels and increasing rewards for moving up the ranks. As a member (distributor) you will be able to buy products at factory direct prices and then sell them at retail prices, pocketing the difference. These retail sales are a core part of the compensation plan but if you really want to move up the ranks and earn good money you are going to have to recruit other members in beneath you.

There are several ways to earn from those beneath you… I’ll go over a few…

They have their Infinity Bonus where you can earn from up to 5+ levels beneath you. The members that you go out and recruit into the business make up level 1, the members that they then go out and recruit in make up level 2, and so on. With this bonus you will be able to earn commissions from what those beneath you do.

Then they have their Generation Bonus. You can earn down to 4 generations deep but only people with a Diamond rank will be able to get this bonus. Basically this bonus is a bonus on another “team”. When someone in your downline makes it to the Diamond level they (in a way) form their own team, you can then earn commissions from that entire team with this.

A Lot of Potential Here… Whats The Catch?

MLM’s like this have a lot of potential. There is a lot of room to move up within the company and each step up you can earn more money. The problem with all of this is that it makes it more difficult to start out.

You see those that are high ranked earn from many people beneath them. Its a pyramid like structure where commissions from sales at the bottom trickle up into the bank accounts of those higher up. The few percent at the top reap most of the rewards while those at the bottom have money taken out of their sales in the form of commissions that pay those above them.

Most people fail with mlm opportunities and its no wonder why. The structure makes it this way. There will always be many more people near the bottom of the pyramid structure than at the top.

Just Know This

If you are thinking about pursuing the business opportunity here then go for it. Its not like you have to worry about getting scammed or anything, this place is legit. You just need to go into this with realistic expectations. Most people fail and that is because it is darn hard to make it in mlm businesses like this.

I review mlm opportunities all the time, most recently O2 Worldwide & Life Matters, and they are all the same when it comes to the extremely uneven income distribution where those at the top make all the money.

In order to make it to the top you need to recruit recruit recruit. And this is easier said than done. Personally I stay away from mlm’s because of their difficult nature.

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Is O2 Worldwide a Scam? – My Review of this Biz Opp

Is O2 Worldwide a scam? Can you really make money with this business opportunity? Is this company legit? These are all questions that need answered if you are looking into becoming a distributor here and this is the reason I decided to write this review.

I know there are a lot of people looking for answers about this company. Many of you have probably been asked to join the company from another distributor. In this review I’ll be going over how this business operates, how you can make money, a complaint I have & more.

O2 Worldwide Business Opportunity Overview

O2 Worldwide is a direct sales business in the mlm industry. Their main product is O2 drops, or bioavailable oxygen drops, that are marketed for health & wellness.

As a direct sales business you, I and anyone can become a distributor and start a home-based O2 Worldwide business.

There are no sign up fees, starter pack requirements, or monthly purchase requirements. This is nice to see that you can become a distributor for free, usually with mlm’s you are forced to pay for products each month.

A Loot at The Compensation Plan

There are 5 ways that you can make money as an O2 Worldwide distributor. They include…

Retail Customer Bonus – You will be able to earn 50% of the CV (commissionable volume) on what you sell. Also 40% of the CV will go into the binary “two team pay” that I’ll go over too.
Fast Start Bonus – When you enroll a member into O2 Worldwide personally you will be able to earn 50% from that person’s first order. This is designed as a way for you to get paid instantly and fast.
Two Team Pay – You will be able to earn from 10% from a binary compensation structure here (I’ll go over this more shortly)
100% Matching Bonus – You will receive a matching bonus of 100% from all the members that you personally bring in.
K Club Bonuses & Prizes – This includes a bunch of different bonuses, prizes, etc for moving up the ranks within the business.

Why Recruitment Is Important

Recruitment of other distributors is absolutely necessary if you want to make good money in this business. The “Two Team Pay” uses a binary structure where there are 2 open positions beneath each person. You will have to enroll new members and recruit new distributors to fill these positions. The more people you bring in the more money you will make here.

Moving up the ranks is also very important. The higher you go up the ranks the more money you will be able to make. And of course in order to move up the ranks recruitment is essential.

Lots of Potential but I Do Have a Complaint

When it comes to mlm’s the compensation plan that O2 Worldwide has is pretty typical. Its filled with ranks, bonuses, a binary structure, etc. And this may seem great, which it is for some. There is a lot of room to move up within the company by building your team through recruitment and moving up the ranks.

The earning potential is great when it comes to mlm’s like this. The problem though is that not many people will actually make good money here. The mlm structure takes money that new distributors could be making from sales and funnels it up to those above them on the mlm pyramid. For new distributors that are low ranked this makes it very difficult. And of course because of the pyramid-like structure there are always going to be many more people at the bottom struggling than at the top raking in all the commissions from the efforts of those beneath them.

I have looked into dozens and dozens of mlm business opportunities and they are always like this, which very uneven income distributions. The top few reap the rewards while those at the bottom find it more difficult than it should have to be. I just reviewed two mlm’s recently, Life Matters & Pure Romance, and the same goes for them.

Conclusion on O2 Worldwide – Scam or Legit?

There is no doubt that the business opportunity that O2 Worldwide offer is legit. The products sold are legitimate (although largely based on hype) and you can legitimately make money here. I just don’t particularly care for mlm businesses because of how difficult they make it to earn money. This is the way they are set up and it is the way they will always be. They have lots of potential but achieving that potential is quite a challenge. A challenge that most people fail.

So just know the reality of this before you go and pursue it. Just know what you are getting yourself into.

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Is Life Matters a Scam? – 3rd Party Review

If you are reading this (which you are) then I’m guessing you were contacted by a representative of the company to join in on the business opportunity but you are hesitant to do so. I’m guessing this because recruitment is a big part of this business and it often makes the business look suspicious.

But anyway… should you go for this new venture or is Life Matters a scam that is just going to lead you on and on with false hopes of making good money? I know there are a lot of people out there questioning this and that is why I decided to write this review. I’ll be going over how this business works, how you make money, the negative aspect of the job and more.

Life Matters Overview

Life Matters is a direct sales mlm company in the health and wellness industry. They sell some pretty cool products that seem to be good quality based on what I have read and heard. Their “claim to fame” is a vitamin drink product called Life Shotz, which used to actually be the name of the entire company. They also sell whole meal replacement drinks, “brain food”, and a few other things.

But anyway… my focus here is one the opportunity. I’ll save the product reviews for another day.

Because they are direct sales company anyone can join as a Brand Rep and make money selling their products. And because they are a mlm anyone can make money by recruiting in other Brand Reps underneath them.

How You Make Money as a Brand Rep

Well as I just said, you will be able to make money by personal sales and by recruiting in others.

You can make money from personal sales in 2 ways: Customer Bonuses & Retail Profit.

You will get customer bonuses when you enroll retail or preferred customers which will be either 5% or 30% of the BV (business volume). The amount you earn depends on how many sales you get each month. You will start out at 5% each month but once you get 4 sales you will then start getting 30% which is a massive difference.

And as a Brand Rep you will also be able to purchase products at wholesale prices in which you can then sell at retail prices. The difference between the 2 prices is what you will be able to keep as retail profit.

Moving on…. Next up is how you can make money by recruiting other reps into the business. You will be able to earn from what they call “Star Bonuses”, which are a cash bonus for moving up the ranks, you will also be able to earn commissions from those recruited in beneath you from the Unilevel Bonus, and you will be able to earn from the initial signup of new recruits.

The Unilevel Bonus has a unilevel structure, as you can imagine. The reps that you personally recruit in make up level 1, the reps that they recruit in make up level 2, the reps that level 2 reps recruit in make up level 3 and so on. Since it is uni-level there can be an unlimited number of reps on each level which you will be earning commissions from.

To start out you won’t be able to earn commissions on from the Unilevel bonus. You will have to recruit in other reps, build up your level 1, then they will recruit more reps and build up your level 2, etc. And as you recruit in more you will be able to move up the ranks which will unlock more of the compensation plan and allow you to earn on these levels.

Here is a chart I found that shows the unilevel bonus structure…

You will also be able to earn a bonus right when you get a recruit to sign up if they purchase a “Business in a Box”, which is a starter kit filled with products/ business materials that you can buy to get started. These cost “only” $875.

A Trustworthy MLM?

One thing that I really like about Life Matters is that they do not make any outrageous income claims and they don’t lead you on telling you about how rich you are going to end up. They make it very clear that they don’t do this.

This is uncommon in the mlm industry. Many mlm’s really try to suck people in by making all sorts of income projections and showing them all the money they can make. And while it is possible to make a heck of a lot of money in mlm’s like this, it ain’t easy.

Not an Easy Business

The way that mlm’s like this are set up make them very hard to make money in. They have a lot of potential with all the ranks and how you will make more money as you move up, but this makes it more difficult that way I see it. The problem is that with a pyramid-like mlm structure like this most people are going to be at the bottom. And when you are at the bottom much of your money is getting taken from you in order to pay commissions to those above you.

This makes it very hard to make money at the bottom. This is just how it is and always will be with a setup like this. You need to recruit to make good money. You need to build up your downline.

MLM’s are known for extremely uneven income distributions where those at the top make all the money. If just recently reviewed Vemma & Pure Romance (2 similar mlm’s) and the same goes for them.

Conclusion on Life Matters – Scam?

Life Matters is definitely not a scam. This is a legitimate mlm business. It does put a lot of emphasis on recruitment and this may even seem like a pyramid scheme to you but this is a legit business at the end of the day.

If you are planning on pursuing this biz opp just know what you are getting yourself into. I stay away from mlm’s because of how difficult they are to make money in, which their extremely high turnover rates show.

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