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At best, the business design of earning commission from both your product sales and the sales of those you recruit benefits a very small percentage of ambitious super-salesmen, primarily those beginning early with the company.
In the middle range, buyers who regularly purchase a specialized product receive a discount after a small buy-in, not losing much without actively recruiting or selling.
At worst, an MLM is a pyramid scheme, where offering a negligible product disguises that income mainly depends on fees from new recruits, making profits an exponential impossibility for late-comers.
Because of MLM risks, scrutiny is essential. Apparently, an internet MLM company, ShopToEarn, disagrees. Their attorney recently sent cease-and-desist letters to several bloggers questioning the company.
Here is a link to forensic accountant Tracy Coenen's analysis of the internet shopping rebate company; an article which initiated legal threats.
The Scam Examiner's opinion: Any company attempting to shut down investigation is worthy of suspicion.


