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  • What's Wrong With Multi-Level Marketing?

    Business analysis of 4 major systemic problems with MLM: 1) Market Saturation, 2) Pyramid Structure, 3) Morality and Ethics, and 4) Relationship Costs

    www.vandruff.com

  • False Profits

    About the book, an exposé and analysis of the multi-level marketing (MLM) industry

    www.falseprofits.com

  • Anti-MLM and Anti-Amway Webring

    Sites containing informational material regarding the MLM industry, especially Amway.

    www.cocs.com

  • Skeptic's Dictionary: multi-level marketing

    Encyclopedia-type article about multi-level marketing.

    skepdic.com

  • The God of the Bible versus the god of Multi-Level Marketing

    Christian site calling the teachings of Amway Motivational Organizations "a Satanic distortion of Biblical truth."

    www.users.fast.net

  • MetroActive: Shaking the Money Tree

    by Amy Chen Mills- "From Amway to Equinox, multilevel marketing schemes have won 7 million devotees on the promise of unlimited wealth and freedom. But when the numbers don't add up, distributors lose more than their dreams."

    www.metroactive.com

  • MLM Survivor

    News, lawsuits, personal experiences, and information.

    www.mlmsurvivor.com

  • The Hype of It

    True story of a PartyLite Gifts consultant's trek to the top followed by the use of the 10 day clause by the company to terminate her contract.

    www.thehypeofit.com

  • The Truth About Marketing Plans

    Information on evaluating network marketing plans.

    www.home.cio.net

  • Pyramid Scheme Alert

    Exposes, studies and aims to prevent illegal pyramid schemes. Site includes news, alerts, resources, legal information, updates and consumer information about a number of companies and MLMs operating suspected pyramid schemes.

    pyramidschemealert.org

  • FTC Sues Nationwide Internet Scam

    Press release about FTC lawsuit against StreamLine business opportunity.

    www.ftc.gov

  • Bigsmart Pyramid Promoters Settle FTC Charges

    Federal Trade Commission press release announces that Darrin Epps and Edward Lamont are barred for life from participating in multi-level marketing schemes.

    www.ftc.gov

  • Cagey Consumer: Multi-level marketing

    Analysis and debunking of Multi-Level Marketing as an industry as well as scrutiny of a number of specific MLMs and complaints generated about them.

    cageyconsumer.com

  • Multilevel Marketing Plans

    Tips from the Federal Trade Commission regarding MLMs.

    www.ftc.gov

  • The Mirage of Multilevel Marketing

    Article by Stephen Barrett, M.D., on bogus health products.

    www.quackwatch.org

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