Hi,
The acronym your searching for is MLM. And with a sense of humor, it is
embarrassing how Wikipedia practically DOES have the answer to almost
anything, but they do pretty-much nail-it on this one:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-level_marketing.
I wouldn't be too harsh to judge. For example, DRM & DRTV ( Direct Response
Marketing & Direct Response Television), which drives traffic to a URL
address or 1-800 number used it have a bad rep. But now even major brands
have seen the light because? in many instances, it's become much more
effective (and...) trackable. In other words, it's like eCommerce on
steroids.
However, here ARE key wrong-things to look for:
1. Does it in fact seem like a pyramid scheme? If they have a national name
or brand? you can scoot
around the Internet pretty quick and see if they've had legal problems
or issues with the FTC.
2. As sales people (can be) noisier than some, are they disrupting your
environment with loud phone calls,
conversations and at-a-boys?
3. Is it starting to feel phone-bankish? If you've got folks on phones,
making a quota of phone calls
per day---then congratulate them on their obvious surge in activity and
encourage them to
get their own space. If they're getting busier and busier? It's probably
on their minds already.
Cheers,
Dave B.
d...@dtcteam.com
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 2:45 PM, basterrak <imartinez.c...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I have a question for any people who can help me. You had any problems
> with multilevel workers?
>
> Some young people wants to stay in my coworking center and they
> business are a netword markeging multilevel system (Attract customers,
> recruit agents and residual benefits by percentage.). Everything in
> order and without any illegality, but you know... multilevel business
> ever are complicated. Much people, much massive meetings, many
> different workers coming and going out of the bulding.
>
> I should accept them as customers? Any special condition?
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
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