Thanks, i found half of them on internet. but your site is a gift for italian debunkers working on false claims.
MLM is expanding agressively in italy…so few of us worked hard to present what is the real earning opportunity and debunk false claims on products

What about Transamerica or World Financial?

Any chance you can find one for Uforia?

Many thanks for putting this together. Would you mind if I use some of your findings and arguments to contradict your view? I think your view on MLM may be based on the more traditional models from 20 years or so ago. I am a successful dentist and own my own thriving practice in London UK. I affiliate with two MLM companies that are extremely forward thinking and have life changing products. I have affiliated my practice with them as my patients can get great discounts and the practice gets paid 40% return on each order. We have apps and I build my business through online contacts only in terms of bringing in partners so I certainly don’t badger my friends and family. I have asked my parents and siblings, husbands and kids to take the product as it truly is doing miraculous things for all of us. My parents are both Professors, one in internal medicine so they have done their research. I admire what you are doing as it is certainly important to raise concerns about the practices of some MLMs but legitimate ones like the ones I represent have paid me weekly and I earned residual income even whilst the practice was closed for 4 months due to Covid-19 lockdown. I would say consider MLM but look at the company, research your Upline and check that there are good ethical systems in place. Dentists are not allowed to affiliate with pyramid schemes as it will affect our professional registration. Feel free to email me on xxxxxxxxxxxx if you require further guidance on this. Having had two bad MLM experiences with companies that are in the top 10 of MLM worldwide, I am well placed to see both sides of the coin. Stay blessed.

You know, it was mentioned elsewhere on this website that these income disclosures are sometimes deceptive. Based on every disclosure I looked at so far (I’m not going to click on all of them), they don’t seem deceptive to me, given that with every single one of them, 90%+ of the people aren’t making anything close to a living wage. For the most part in all of them another sizeable percent maybe makes what you’d get at some low paid job or a part-time job, nothing to get excited over. Typically only around 1% (quite often less) makes anything worthwhile and I am sure you have to work like hell to get there. So if these companies are lying or exxagerating with these numbers, they still aren’t going to sway me, nor should they sway anyone else, if any prospects bothered to look at them.

It SHOULD be a requirement that these companies publish this information – too many people being hurt by MLM. Franchise companies (who have hurt plenty of people too and it is the lesser of two evils) are required to make income disclosures.