My boy got caught up in a World Ventures Scam

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So yo I got a friend of mine who got caught up in world ventures and dude is breaking his back trying to get this whole residual income thing .He losing mad money like how do you get a cat outta this
 
Just googled it. 71 percent of reps actually lose money in the first year. Lol.
 
U have to provide more info fam if u want real input

No one likes to google what your talking about and then come back and reply.

So u have to give a brief history on the biz to get responses that are suffice
 
Simple pyramid scheme where people pay a upfront fee to join plus a monthly fee. They then recruit others under them to do the same and get others to join.
 
My boy was trying to recruit me hard for that Visalus **** :smh: I had to keep dodgeing him until i finally just told him i wasnt interested.

He tried to recruit pretty much all the people who work with him and everyone he knew at our gym.
 
Simple pyramid scheme where people pay a upfront fee to join plus a monthly fee. They then recruit others under them to do the same and get others to join.
Is there anything that they're trying to sell? I've always heard of these scams, but never understood it.
 
So yo I got a friend of mine who got caught up in world ventures and dude is breaking his back trying to get this whole residual income thing .He losing mad money like how do you get a cat outta this
i got an email the other day that i won the lotto in johannesburg. tell your boy he can have my ticket, they just need an advance fee when he files the claim to transfer the winnings. 
 
So yo I got a friend of mine who got caught up in world ventures and dude is breaking his back trying to get this whole residual income thing .He losing mad money like how do you get a cat outta this

:rofl: where does your friend live? I'm only laughing because if he lives in ny, I know who to blame.
 
I kno a kid doing the coffee thing and he tried to recruit me. But he does have a new camaro. And bike. And all the newest Louie shoes and belt. Maybe you just gotta hustle hard before u start seeing money.
 
I'm guessing this is similar to 5Linx :lol:

Gotta let em fail tho, ppl who buy into that stuff really be some on cult type ****, they wont get hip till their bank acct is in the negative.
 
Idk man I know two ppl in that mess and they have a 13' BMW and stay taking flights, granted it took them like a year to get there and you have to know a lot of people to do it right. I wouldn't do it but if you can convince people it does pay off
 
Amway legitimately diagramed a pyramid scheme on a napkin in front of me when I was in high school. Free qdoba :pimp:.
 
the 5Linx hype is real....

dudes are OD in nyc with it...

:lol: It's even realer in the DMV area.

The thing is, the way its set up, if you already got a LARGE network, a lot of free time and/or you can talk a good game, then Yes, you have a chance at being successful with it. Problem is A.) Most people don't succeed and B.) In order to succeed you have to sell your friends/family/associates B.S. and basically screw them out of their money.

Now, if you're low on morals and you don't have a problem screwing ppl than do you :lol: But personally, I don't want that on my conscious. And don't be easily impressed by those cars that some of em have, those are company cars, they can be took away in a blink of an eye.
 
I was on the fence about this because my friend does it. He tried to recruit me and I wanted to say yes because he was actually seeing $600 every 15th of the month for it and by january he was gonna get a fully loaded BMW.

I saw someone on my instagram the other day the he got his BMW after doing all the proper work he was suppose to do. Seeing those type of things makes me believe it real but at the same time, I don't know anyone that would shell out money like that over something like this.
 
Their product is pretty much selling a business opportunity. :smh:
That's why dudes be going so hard to get you to join :lol:, instead of actually selling world ventures' products.
 
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