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You’re out of luck, for three good reasons:

1. All comments are moderated. You can post abuse, but it won’t be published for one of the following reasons…

2. If you’re commenting about 97%+ of network marketing companies, we probably agree. They’re dangerous and devious, either by design or by ignorance and incompetence. People should steer well clear of them. They’re fakes and counterfeits. They’re not REAL network marketing companies at all. And YOU should get the FACTS instead of jumping to hasty, uninformed conclusions.

3. If you’re commenting about the tiny handful of REAL network marketing companies, you’re as ignorant and incompetent as those in the previous reason. Here’s why…

There are only three reasons why people “knock” REAL network marketing:

1. Ignorance

They don’t know what they’re talking about. But if ignorance is your only reason, you’re more likely to question rather than abuse, and asking questions is perfectly valid. It’s common sense to question anything before making a commitment, either for or against it. But if you rant against it without getting the FACTs, you’re true reason isn’t ignorance — it’s one of the following two reasons.

2. Prejudice

You don’t want to know the truth. (This is ignorance with “attitood”). You’re driven by what you want to be true — and the real question should be: why is that?

The answer is almost always fear of loss… either fear of losing what you already have, or missing out on what you don’t yet have. And it’s very often fear of someone else being more successful than YOU — especially if, like most “knockers”, you’re not successful at all, and you’re terrified by the thought that the person you’re targeting is willing to take responsibility for their own results in life, instead of just belly-aching about everything.

3. Malice

You know the truth, but for reasons of your own (usually hidden, with good cause) you choose to hide it using deception or innuendo — typically to deflect attention away from yourself, or to try to lead your intended victim into something that will benefit YOU.

So… which of the three is YOUR reason?

“Knocking” REAL network marketing is like condemning the entire medical profession just because some sleazy snake-oil peddler sold you a crate of colored water that you believed to be a cure for some ailment or other. (“More money than sense!” is the ailment my grandmother used to say afflicts most people. I suspect she was right.)

This adverse reaction is hardly surprising. More than 97% of all companies claiming to be network marketing organisations are counterfeits. Not because they’re scams, either. More often than not, the people who own and run them simply don’t have a clue about WHY network marketing works. Ask them to define WHY it works and they’ll immediately begin to describe HOW it works.

There’s a world of difference.

If you’ve had a particularly bad experience at the hands of bogus “network marketers” I recommend a visit to my web site at www.MLMrescue.com where you’ll find helpful information and advice. Try visiting these sites as well:

Here’s a clue about identifying REAL network marketing opportunities… they’re the best-kept secret in the business, for the simple reason that they don’t need to use hype, they need fewer people to be successful, and they’re definitely NOT a “numbers game”.

FREE help for identifying REAL network marketing opportunities

Go to the FREE Resources menu on this blog and download the three free Insight Reports. Study them and then compare any MLM opportunity with them to see whether or not they’re genuine Fourth Generation businesses.

WARNING! Don’t make this common mistake!

Beware of trying to make the criteria in these reports fit a company that you desperately want to be a REAL, Fourth Generation network marketing business. You can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear. The glass slipper might fit an Ugly Sister’s oversized foot temporarily — but not for long. And the pain is excruciating!

Spare yourself the inevitable pain and reproach. If your chosen outfit doesn’t meet the criteria, it is NOT a REAL network marketing opportunity and it is definitely NOT a Fourth Generation business.

Sincere regards,

John