Daughter been offered work via Facebook ?? (Health Boss / Juice Plus).

Pollycat

wilfred30 said:

To be fair, I think that kudos belongs to the OP rather than their daughter 

I know a few young people who would have dived right in without having the sense to even mention it to their parents.

That's what I mean by 'kudos to the daughter'.

Madmel

Ask your DD to google Elle Beau.  She wrote a blog about working for a MLM.  It's well worth reading for anyone considering joining such a scheme.

Korkyb

Pollycat said:

Korkyb said:

Thanks everyone.
I've sent her the link to this thread & she has decided against pursuing a career in MLM.

Have to say kudos to your daughter for not being daft enough to go for it without sense-checking it first.

To be fair she is a bit daft! But only in a good way

(she was chuffed when she read this thread & saw your kudos to her)

wilfred30 said:

To be fair, I think that kudos belongs to the OP rather than their daughter 

I guess you never stop looking out for your ankle biters!

(she will be annoyed when she reads this that kudos to me has matched the kudos she got    )

Claddagh_Noir

Tell her not to do it, it's a scam.  It also a sure-fire way for her to lose her friends on Faecbook if she mythers them into buying the products.  I had a colleague who was selling products through some make-up company, she was trying to plug make-up to me - someone who does not wear it!!  I have muted her.

Archergirl

I know someone who is in this scheme, she actually does make money, I was surprised as the stuff is expensive, but young people seem to want to buy it. I used to sell Cabouchon back in the day which was the same sort of MLM thing, I didn't recruit people but the jewellery was nice and sold well.

puk999

Madmel said:

Ask your DD to google Elle Beau.  She wrote a blog about working for a MLM.  It's well worth reading for anyone considering joining such a scheme.

I remember reading that a couple of years ago. About Younique . Was a fantastic read!