MLM - A Big Business

A pyramid scheme is when people are buying a product to get into the "deal" and there is no intention of making a market for it.   Pyramid schemes usually advertise as "get rich schemes" and other statements such as From my experience with pyramid schemes, this is how I would describe the process.   An example of a pyramid scheme would be: I buy a product and sell it to you for $5, you in turn resell the product to someone for $10, and down the line, the product goes.   Each additional person continues to raise the price.   In the end, ... Read Full Story

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By SUSAN SCHRETER SPECIAL TO THE P-I Q: I’m pretty desperate to start a sideline business. I’ve thought about catering, because I love baking and cooking. I’m also always getting phone calls or e-mails to start selling door-to-door cosmetics or housewares. Which would be the better way for me to make some money? J.L., Somerset, Mass. A: “You can [...] This is a content summary only for home business press. Click on links to get the full story and more. Read Full Story