Interesting insights emerging this week from the other side. According to some blogs and network leaders, the ringleaders of the mutiny have been planning it for some time and working to destabilize the management and network.

Reports are emerging of them inviting themselves to run meetings for other leaders, crossline, then not only billing those leaders for expense, but back-dooring them by trying to hi-jack their downlines.

Nothing was done by company executives in response to repeated complaints. Inexplicable? Hardly, when 35 of those executives resigned. Allegations that they’d been promised shares in the “new” company by the ringleaders in return for their support are now emerging.

Lots of comments from loyal leaders declaring their relief that “the poison has finally been removed”.

Still a lot of concern over excessive debt levels placed on the company by Bill Farley, the owner — a repetition of past experience that sank previous companies under his management.

Another black eye for ALL network marketers, all down to the Big Five Failure Factors — plus blatant SELFISHNESS on both sides of this debacle.

John

Good to hear. Sam Casters was always going to be a liability in the top role, so it’s welcome news that he’s finally resigned. Now the company can move on.

John

Shades from black to white in MLM are like on a TV screen or computer monitor: they’re relative to their immediate surroundings. If you have a linen tester or loupe magnifier and place it against the screen, you can see that white isn’t white and black isn’t black. They just appear to be.

John

Eric

Am starting to meet good people in network marketing. They shun black hat but I don’t know why they can’t see that the gray hat is actually black too. Although they are good people and have been in network marketing for quite some time now, they still do not know “real network marketing”.

Jose