Our feeds are filled with people flashing their wealth, while telling us how little they had to do to get there. We see fancy cars, idyllic destinations and double-storey homes, all allegedly acquired after someone ditched their 9-5 in exchange for a life of financial freedom.
These Boss Babes and Bros brag about their passive incomes, inviting us to join them on the journey. "Work from anywhere. Get paid daily. No experience required," they say. But often, a closer look reveals that things aren't always as they seem. Many of these 'entrepreneurs' aren't coining it. They're caught up in multi-level marketing (MLM) or pyramid schemes akin to a cult. Some are selling the most bizarre things, like 'magic water' that can be used as a disinfectant. Yes, really.
There's an entire online community in the business of roasting MLMs. Anti-MLM was founded to stop MLMs from "draining your friends dry." The page warns that MLM participants either build the pyramid taller or get squashed by it. We've put together a list of posts that you should probably scroll through before considering that tempting and easy way to make a living.
#41 Hun Recently Made A Video, For Her Downline, Explaining How To Use Chatgpt For Content, Including Taking Content From Other Huns In Other MLMs And Make It Their ‘Own’

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#42 I’m In Japan, Found A Box Nearby To Mail Some Stuff With, And Noticed This

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#43 It's Never Been About The Product, Just Admit That Your Pyramid Is Crumbling, And That People Are Leaving Faster Than You Can Replace Them

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#45 Bun Claims That Mlms Are Not Cults Because They Don't Wear Matching Robes. However, They Do Have Matching Posts

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#46 They’ve Just Got To Ruin The Fun For Everyone Else, Haven’t They?

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#47 They Have To Mask The Horrible Taste Of Their Products With Enormous Amounts Of Artificial Sweeteners

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