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Posted by paul on September 28, 2005 at 08:18:12 from (209.23.145.38):
In Reply to: Re: quixtar? world wide group posted by buickanddeere on September 27, 2005 at 19:42:07:
There method of business i to reward employees who recruit lots of other employees under them. They do not reward employees who sell a lot of product. So, the quality of the product is beside the point. If you want tobecome a sucessful employee, you need to sell other people on the idea of selling. You do not have to bother selling the product - waste of time. This leads to poor sales people. They attract pushy losers basically. Tough way to make a business if you have to fool other people into pretending to sell product for you.... They are legal within the rules,but the concept of the business is that you only succeed if you get ever more sales people under you that gather more sales people - not sales. That still is the pyramid model, whether technically legal or not. Buying off the internet directly off their web site? Cool. That busts their whole business model, I like that! :) They couldn't possibly compete wholesaling to retailers. That is not their business model. The model is to break the backs of the many, to reward the few. Aka, a pyramid. --->Paul
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