juanito1ingles2 Posted March 11, 2014 Share Posted March 11, 2014 Anyone heard of or tried The Filipino Dream? How sustainable really is it? Selling cartons of juice? Quote Link to comment
wolflove_bigdawg Posted March 11, 2014 Share Posted March 11, 2014 kalokohan yang multi-level. yung mga may ari at nasa itaas lang ang nakikinabang dyan. lahat na ng produkto ginamit na sa MLM; vitamins, sabon, toothpaste, kape, etc. modified ponzi scheme lang yan, pyramiding pa rin at the end of the day. Quote Link to comment
rafael22 Posted March 13, 2014 Share Posted March 13, 2014 kalokohan yang multi-level. yung mga may ari at nasa itaas lang ang nakikinabang dyan. lahat na ng produkto ginamit na sa MLM; vitamins, sabon, toothpaste, kape, etc. modified ponzi scheme lang yan, pyramiding pa rin at the end of the day.  korek bro! magtayo ka na lng ng sari-sari store kaysa magpaloko ka sa mga ganyan. they will present to you very good marketing plans and revenues if you join but those are too good to be true. at dahil sa greed marami ang naloloko. Quote Link to comment
chris_ewans40 Posted March 14, 2014 Share Posted March 14, 2014 MLM bottomline nito ay panloloko...yun mga naloko kailangan maghanap ng ibang maloloko para mabawi yun pera nilabas nila...and the cycle continues... Quote Link to comment
baronmeister Posted July 1, 2014 Share Posted July 1, 2014 I joined one and spent 40k to get I think five heads, Ganda ng promise eh. Highly recommended pa ng best buddy ko, turns out...load of bull... Buti na lang may produkto... Never again Quote Link to comment
TheGeneral Posted July 2, 2014 Share Posted July 2, 2014 if the Pay-In is small, like 500-1000 pesos, i'm not so against it. Â i remember joining Vera 7 befora, pay-in of only 770 pesos.... i got to earn like more than 30K in just 3 months.... not bad for a cashout of 770 pesos. but i think the company crashed. Quote Link to comment
ej_qn Posted January 30, 2015 Share Posted January 30, 2015 MLM is just a fancy word for pyramiding. A lot of MLMers from Royale and Frontrow offered me "money making opportunities" ang lakas nila mag pitch parang product knowledge but when I asked these simple questions di na makasagot and told me that everything will be answered inside their office by their "top millionaires" Ito mga simple tanong ko na dapat alam nila.1) where do they pay their taxes?2) how are their taxes deducted?3) ilang percent ang kaltas ng tax nila? Natawa ako sa sagot ng iba members na 10% lang daw kaltas na flat rate. Eh diba 32% na ang tax rate cut natin last year pa!Also they said na ang bank daw ang nagdededuct ng taxes nila. Wow, di ko alam may authority pala ang bangko magkaltas ng buwis natin. Sila nalang sana BIR natin.They also don't know when is the frequency, date or tax bracket they're in. Simply put, mlm people only know how to entice you and get you to pay up since they're you're upline pero siguro kung nag file ka sa BIR na ipa backcheck sila malamang mahuhuli mga yan for sure. Saan ka nakakita ng tao walang TIN pero may kotse nabili dahil sa MLM? Or kumikita ng 70k pataas kada buwan pero wala din TIN. Saken lang lahat naman tayo nagtratrabaho ng maayos pero gulangan naman na tayo ang honest taxpayers pero yung attitude and mindset ng mga nasa MLM minamaliit yung mga di kagaya nila dahil "maliit" lang daw income natin compared sa kanila. Lakas magsalita akala mo naman legal ginagawa nila. Gaya ng sabi ni BIR Undersecretary.. "ano form ng pinagkikitaan dapat nagbabayad ng buwis weather regular job or freelancer or raket raket." 1 Quote Link to comment
bentot69 Posted February 27, 2015 Share Posted February 27, 2015 No.1 and no.2 richest man in the USA.bill gates and warren buffet strongly recomend network marketing business.sbi nila kung gusto mong matuto at gumaling sa volleyball,mgpaturo k sa mgling mgvolleyball.kung gusto mong matuto at gumaling Sa basketbol, mgpaturo k sa mgling mgbasketbol..pgdtng sa perA kung gusto mong yumaman mgpaturo k sa mga mayayaman kung paano sila yumaman. Quote Link to comment
zyntaxz Posted March 1, 2015 Share Posted March 1, 2015 (edited) Of all the things that have been posted regarding MLM being a pyramiding scheme and what not..Have any of you really tried to research and found any good MLM that pays their taxes duly through BIR??? Cause i did and honestly speaking all the members of this MLM are professional. The products they are distributing are of high quality and are really phenomenal. They have research studies as well both here and in the US to backup all their claims about their products. Also not just local celebrities use their products even the high profile celebrities in hollywood uses them. Bottom line if you want to be associated with an MLM or even join an MLM you should do your due diligence at wag basta maniniwala sa sinsabi ng mga mg ppromote ng kung anu pa mang marketing plan. meron tayung sariling pag iisip and hopefully ginagamit natin to bago tayu mag decision. Edited March 1, 2015 by zyntaxz Quote Link to comment
shadow555 Posted March 1, 2015 Share Posted March 1, 2015 Saw saw ako dito  I am 100% against Pyramiding scheme (who isn't), unfortunately Networking became Synonymous with Pyramiding or "Ponzi" scheme. Unfortunate for those real legit Multi Level Marketing, which I frankly do not like personally but it is not bad or a racket. 1. I know that for a long time "Direct selling" companies have done very well in our country, Avon for example is one, there are also other mostly cosmetics companies who were doing well, Tupperware din diba?  The concept is you recruit people from the community and sell the products, and they get a commission. They will of course need you to put in a deposit when you first start, because you don't have credit from the company. But once you are a regular agent, your credit can increase. You get commission from your sales. So the company itself is paying taxes to the government for the sales (Vat, corporate income tax, etc.), but the commission you get you are supposed to declare to BIR on your own, as you are not really a regular employee of the company. Tama diba? 2. Now take the same Direct selling system and just add multi level bit, wherein you can recruit your own "sales team", then your reward is basically bigger sales under your team. Tama parin diba? You and your team (levels under you) will get commission, and the same thing happens with BIR, you are supposed to declare it yourselves.  3. The problem lang talaga is that the Ponzi scam element came in, at first, they started this quite ways back, asking for US$ without any real product to sell, that set off alarm bells, but my GF said no harm in trying, so gave her $100 and of course after a few months, wala na yung $100 niya. Then they started doing with products, but still with the Ponzi scam element, you should easily detect this if the "Buy in" is way way higher than the products in their "starter kit", let us say P10,000 for a P5,000 worth of products. Also you are not stupid naman diba? I remember a lady asking during an Amway seminar.... how much is the Toothpaste, the speaker said something example P200 and the lady said, ang mahal naman, kasi yung Colgate, eto lang yung presyo. I'm not saying Amway is a scam, I'm just saying that the price of the product you will sell will already have your commission in the price (of course), so if it is multilevel the cost will be quite high. My point... don't think that if you paid P10,000 for starter kit, and you got P10,000 worth of products, that okay na.... check naman if the price of a comparable product is the same or not. In fact pano mo nga mabebenta yung P200 toothpaste kung P100 lang yung Colgate sa Grocery store? Ganyan ba kagaling yung mga convincing powers nang mga tao sa organisasyon mo? 4. Bottom line, rule of thumb para sa akin, is if the scheme is to get the best sales number, and not the most number of down levels you get. Pag may pressure na mag recruit ka, then might be a good idea to walk away. If you can earn by selling by yourself without needing to recruit others, then alam mo not really mangagancho yung system/organization. Very much open to be corrected if my ideas are wrong of course Quote Link to comment
bentot69 Posted March 2, 2015 Share Posted March 2, 2015 Actually i dont want to comment further about this but i feel im obliged..this is what one of my mentor said.one of the well known and succesfull motivational speaker in the phil..let us first define network marketing. Acording to Wikepedia, d structure is designed to create a marketing & sales force by compensating d promoters of d company's products not only for d sales they personally generate, but also for d sales of other promoters they introduced to d company, creating a downline of distributors & a hierarchy with multi levels of compensation How would we able to determine if a company is a pyramiding comPany or not? Rule 1. Once you hand over d money, there must b legitimate exchange of products & services. Remember, you are buying the products, not the business opurtunity. The question we need to ask is, "Did you receive the value of what you paid for?"  If your answer is "No" what are you buying into? Are you buying into d product or d business opurtunity? Remember d rule in marketing, products need to move or no one else will get paid. Beware of d companies or individuals dat put so much emphasis on d business opurtunity rather dan marketing d products Rule 2: Always think dat you are d latest person to join d business & ask yourself this question: "What if you were never able to recruit anyone else to join d business, would you lose money?" If your answer is "Yes", you better run & hold on to your wallet. Stay away or you will lose money. Normally these people will use high pressure selling techniques in order to manipulate you to cough out your hard-earned money. If your answer is no to either of these questions, a red flag must be waved immediately to warn others dat some people may lose their money in d company Quote Link to comment
bentot69 Posted March 2, 2015 Share Posted March 2, 2015 @shadow555 is therefore correct when he said dat there must be no pressure to recruit pra mabawi mo ung capital na nilagay mo...pero kung sa marketing plan plng nila, u can be able to get or even surpassed d capital dat you put into d business, then dat is legal and dat is a good company. Peace to everyone! Quote Link to comment
PootyTang Posted March 16, 2015 Share Posted March 16, 2015 Never trust any of these. They only get rich by taking advantage of you by making you think you're going to get rich, but all you're doing is giving them money. It IS a great business, just as they say, just not for you, only for them. Quote Link to comment
mr_kindred23 Posted March 16, 2015 Share Posted March 16, 2015 Not entirely into MLM....Dami nito nag-offer gamit facebook... binalita lang last week yung Royale eh sinampahan ng BIR ..kulang binabayad na buwis...more than 100M yata for total of 3years....ganun kalaki kinita ng Royale? Para singilin ng BIR ng ganun kalaking tax? Also may bago naman... HPI? Do anyone know this "HPI" kasi pinagmamalaki nila na connected sa transaction/payment nila sa BDO.. ?? not sure but nakita ko lang dun sa friends post sa fb about this HPI?? Quote Link to comment
dacs12 Posted April 8, 2015 Share Posted April 8, 2015 yes, dami na nitong MLM and I guess you heard also the EMGOLDEX thing, wherein you can get Goldbars if you exit in their marketing table...any feedback on this, it is on every FB page branding you as NEGAtron if you are not yet one of them. Quote Link to comment
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