What is the best MLM company in history and why?
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Based on What?\n\nThere are companies best on products, commission plans, management, age, image, and as well as distributors, so based on your interest you should pick the best one that is right for you. NOT EVERY COMPANY AND COMISSION PLAN IS RIGHT FOR EVERYBODY. SO PLEASE RESERCH... Thanks...
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I wouldnt even try to explain it all here, theres just too much. Without doubt, Google is the most interesting one to read about, and the most important.\n\nThey have a page all about their history here, http://www.google.com/corporate/history.html\n\nHope that helps ya :)
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Quixtar is an offshoot of Amway. Avoid MLM like the plague.
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Hutch is the best. Better on service, coverage and value added services. And good on price too.\n\nHutch is an MNC -part of the Hutchison Whampoa group, which is valued at 23 billion dollars. A great brand at that.
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I have a legal and very easy way to make the extra money that you need by March.  I know you say you aren't good at sales but neither am I and I have had a lot of success with Mary Kay.  The product has been around for a long time and is the #1 brand of skin care and color cosmetics so it basically sells itself.  The best part is that you make 1/2 of every sale, there are no territories and no quotas.  Just a thought...
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No. 1 by what criteria? I would say that the largest is not the best. Actually, I would say the best company in the world be one that has a CEO with morals and strives to seek the truth instead of filling the world with BS and lies just to get the top and fill he/her pockets with cash.
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Scamway. You will only hear good things about amway from the people who are selling for amway and want you to join so that they can get money bonuses for you to join.\nTheir products are overpriced and can be found at any local major chain store.\nI am surprised those sheisters are still around.\nAmway is SO 1983.
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You can get rich selling lemonade on the side of the road, but that doesn't mean its anywhere near an intelligent way to do it.  Same for MLM.\n\nMLM at its best is a sales position.  MLM at its worst is earning money through a ponzi scheme (signing up others).  MLM companies predominantly put the focus not on selling enough product to make a living on your own, but doing minimum amounts of sales yourself and making money by signing others up.  \n\nYou can make money, but the likelihood of sustaining it just doesn't add up.  You always need to have more and more people coming into your organization or those at the bottom begin to quit (why would they stay in if they are not making money).  And if the bottom starts to quit, then it quickly works its way back up and before you know it all your work getting a downline is gone.  So, the only way is to continue to grow.  However, doing simple math shows that is not possible, since even a 2x2 matrix exceeds a billion people by its 35th level.  So, is this what you want to work hard to achieve...a giant structure than cannot grow?  Not likely.  Not if your intelligent.\n\nThere are countless ways to get rich.  Building a downline is among the least intelligent ways.  \n\nDon't be fooled by those MLMers who will jump to the conclusion that i am just some negative person (or call me any of a bunch of names), the reality is those people are merely refusing to address the simple flaws I just pointed out and taking the easy path of trying to tear me down instead.
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It is a MLM company and also a pyramid scheme. There were some negative report about its ingredients. My friend started having health problems after taking their products. However, you need to do more research to tell. Because I am in the MLM business as well, I don't mean to discredit other companies in the industry. Before I take a supplement for a long time and in considerable dosage, I pay the lab for a report.
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I believe it is.  Amway sells in the UK.  That is the biggest MLM out there.
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Amway went through their hyper-growth period years ago.  Those who were involved then did very well.  I, for one, run the other direction when approached by Amway because they are so secretive about what they do.  They have a bad reputation because of their cult-like approach.\nWhen looking for a home business you should start by checking to see if they are in good standing with the Better Business Bureau, after that comes the product.  Is it something people are looking for or something you are trying to convince the customer they are looking for?  You have to believe in your product in order to sell it.  Then you need to really look at the compensation plan...at what stage do you start earning an income?  Another huge consideration is the Baby Boomers....what are they looking for now?  In the late 40's to 50's, Gerber Baby Food saw an opportunity and made a fortune, in the 60's it was Fisher Price and Mattel, the 70's saw a surge in real estate, etc.  Any time you have a product that the boomers are looking for, you have an 18 year window of opportunity.  Therefore, you need to seek a company that has not experienced hyper-growth yet but is about to.  What the boomers are spending billions of dollars on now is their health and anti-aging products or formulas.  Anytime you can stay ahead of the boomers with a product, you will succeed.
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try one of the big companies
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Do your research and go for the big guns: Merck, Bayer, etc.\n\nThey are all big enough that they will have many types of openings to get you in the door then you can work your way into sales.
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Amway\nits the first,biggest and best as they who become their distibutor claim.
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I don't know anything about them, but when I tried to do a search on them, I kept getting "This page cannot be displayed".  That worried me.  What type of products do they sell?  Network marketing in and of itself is very legal and potentially very lucrative...if you're willing to work. They are not get rich quick schemes.  I work for a very wonderful, very well established (26 years), exploding network marketing company called Arbonne International. Network marketing is a method of distribution that a company uses to get their products from the manufacturer to the consumer without all the middlemen (wholesaler, warehouser, advertiser and retailer). Because of this, they can put more money into research and development, and pay they consultants handsomely for their "word of mouth" advertising. \n\nArbonne has health & wellness products for every member of the family...things that people buy from the store everyday, thus the products are consumable, and that's a VERY important point when looking at network marketing companies. Our products are pure, safe and beneficial, are botanically based, contain no mineral oil, chemical dyes or fragrances, no animal products or by-products, have never been tested on animals, are pH correct, hypoallergenic and dermatologist tested.\n\nThe opportunity with Arbonne is HUGE, and we aren't even global, yet (will be in the next few years...then LOOK OUT!)\n\nCheck out the sites below, and contact me if you'd like more information. You really owe it to yourself to take a look at Arbonne.\n\nGood luck!
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I think Interbrand http://www.interbrand.com and Brandflow http://www.brandflow.at or BBDO http://www.bbdo.de are the best companies.
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I guess that this is a mlm company. There's is risk that you will lose your friends. My advice is not to try. Nothing comes in easy.