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Originally Posted by Books  So in a way most types of physical product based MLM's shouldn't exist at all because that product should be in a store. I could though see a service based MLM do well. Like a dog walking MLM system that tried to build up a brand for the overall service might work. Or a delivery service MLM. |
I don't see why a direct-to-consumer approach wouldn't work better for each of those services mentioned. For the same reasons you've listed. Plus the less than 1% success rate. Plus selling a dream. Plus brainwashing everyone into this cult-like thinking that leads one to view every friend and family member as a potential cash cow.