No Pryamid Scheme

Happy Funday Sunday. It’s blogging time again.

The month of May is approaching fast, so I hope this month so far has been good to you.

What inspired me to write on this topic is based on my experience with my recruiting of and promoting money-making programs and the misconceptions one may believe is the reason behind my tactics or anyone else doing what I do. Pryamid Scheme is a well-known and publicized tactic of allegedly taking people’s money with false hope of success for those at the bottom and making those on top very rich. Affiliate marketing and some investment programs have been flagged as being involved in these tactics and driving fear to those who want to do a business in these programs. Let me break this down so you will understand what a Pryamid Scheme really is from my point of view.  A Pryamid Scheme is illegal. It is dangerous. It is highway robbery. This should be placed in the same category as a Ponsey Scheme where folks are nickeled and dimed, believing that they are in these programs to make a large sum of money.

So, my question to you is, in the workplace, can you make more money than your boss. Obviously, the answer to that is no way. The workplace arguably has a pryamid structure where the people on top make all the money. The bottom tier has to work themselves up that ladder. I love sales jobs when you earn your spot where the ones who do the most selling get the top seat. But you still may not work your way past ownership or the ones who give you a paycheck. That is a pryamid set up lawfully without the scheme allegedly attached. So why is affiliate marketing gets the nod. I believe the reason is that if it is not generated by the government, then it may be deemed illegal. Gambling was, until the government said it wasn’t. Pot was, until the government said, “Smoke your brains out.” It’s legal.

Crytocurrency to this day is still under scrutiny, simply because it was not a government thing.

There may be many reasons some may believe that affiliate marketing is a scam. One reason is that they were not making any or enough money, believing that the program is saturated. Another may be, they were losing more rather than gaining. Another reason is that they may believe people are in to make money off of them. Failing by these folks began a campaign to put down these programs for good by spreading negative news. Don’t get me wrong, they are scammers everywhere. May I also note that scamming may be in government as well.

So this month, I watched my recruit take off and make a name for himself, which I am so proud of. He is way ahead of me on all count. Am I making money off of him. No. I will gain whenever he gains. I love this program because the person who works the hardest makes the most money. The ones who do nothing gain nothing in spite of the culture on  the regular workplace where they are all equal at the bottom…the busy or the lazy alike. In my business, all are equal opportunity upper tier money makers.

If anyone has a program to share, do not hesitate. There are still open-minded folks like you waiting for an opportunity to replace or supplement their income working from home. I share opportunities every week here and on social media. I will already make money from simple opportunities like shopping, watching videos, investing, or other  easy to do opportunities. I do not gain by others placing me on top of the heap as in a pryamid. Dont believe that all will not join you. Some will, and some won’t. That is all fair. That is all equal. Anyone can have the opportunity to be on top, not by employment status or ownership, but my hard work. This is no pryamid scheme.

To your success!