'I was told to buy, buy, buy, and recruit, recruit, recruit.'
"I worked for a jewelry MLM for about a year and a half. In the beginning, I loved it. I thought the Facebook Lives were a lot of fun, and enjoyed the 'social' part of it. However, behind the scenes was a different story. I witnessed a LOT of toxic positivity. Some of the uplines' livelihoods depended on their downlines buying product, so they would want us to buy, buy, buy all the time.
"If we ever tried to vent about issues within the company, we were told to hush and that we needed to think positively. I also realized that the company's consultants were the main customers. I felt so stupid. Getting out was the best decision I ever made, and I will always warn others to stay away.""I was with a cosmetics MLM for a few years. I was recruited by a woman who drove the infamous pink Cadillac who swore that anyone could attain that rank.
"There was a huge emphasis on recruiting at least one person a month, and there was a minimum purchase required each month to remain active. I remember getting the call that I needed another $200 in orders to keep our team active and to push another party. When I left, I didn’t lose a lot, but I learned a lot about being paid for what you're worth.""Back in 2014, my mom got roped into and MLM and put in $3,000 to sign up.
"The praise was heavily given to the people who never took a day off and lost lots of weight. The stupid, tasteless shakes cost me $124 a month that I didn’t have, in the hopes that I would become a top coach. I never reached that level because none of my friends could afford the $124 shakes required to reach that level. Success was 100% dependent on recruitment. The more weight you lost, the easier it was to recruit, because people wanted to be like you.
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