What Is Amway?
Amway is a network / multi-level marketing company noted for its home-based product offers and landmark lawsuit against pyramid schemes in 1979.
It’s another one of those making money online businesses centered around selling a saturated membership that supposedly makes you money by selling marked-up products.
It is promoted by people who have every incentive for you to join the company or buy products from them.
It’s supposed to show you how to become a “6 figure network marketer,” but most members don’t make money promoting other products.
That’s just the truth…you won’t get rich off a crappy $6 commission.
And while I have to be honest for this review…
MLMs like Amway are a bit of a mixed bag. They CAN be a legitimate way to make money, but some have a reputation for literally ruining people’s lives – so it’s important to know what you’re getting since each one is unique.
Like most of my readers, you were probably introduced to this one via a friend or some influencer you trust online.
And it makes sense why so many people recommend them:
Making money outside of a 9-5 can be… life-changing, to say the least.
So in this article, I want to help you explore two things:
- If MLMs are actually a worthwhile business to pursue
- If Amway is a worthwhile MLM
Before that, I want to clear the air on something.
There are A LOT of people out there who bash all MLMs in any form. I am not one of those people.
Instead, I want to genuinely educate you about them so that you can make an informed decision on how to proceed.
If you’re unfamiliar with what MLMs actually do:
They’re businesses in which you pay money to a company for the ability to sell their products.
Sometimes the products are actually kind of decent (I still remember my mom throwing pampered-chef parties when I was younger).
Other times the products are really poorly made and come with a high price tag.
Typically, the only way to really make money is to get people (mostly friends & family) to sign up with you for a recurring subscription.
If the product is 100% legitimate & valuable, it’s entirely possible to get people to sign-up and continue paying you.
If the product is subpar, you’ll usually burn those bridges kinda quickly and end up with $0 coming in each month.
The biggest issue I’ve seen is that this puts significant stress on your personal relationships, as you’re reliant on selling to your “network.”
Think about it: if you KNEW that every time your friend Sally called, she’d be trying to sell you on one of her products… you’d eventually stop answering Sally’s calls.
Now, this doesn’t mean MLMs are outright bad… it means you need to know what type of MLM you’re getting yourself into before you sign up.
Again, some MLMs provide real value to people, but MOST don’t – and so in this article, I’m going to explore the case with Amway.
But before that, I want to ask you a question: what if there was a way to build actual recurring, semi-passive income?
Income that:
- Doesn’t have inventory
- Doesn’t make you sell to your friends & family
- Doesn’t force you to recruit people onto your “team.”
Something that you could make anywhere from $2,000 – $10,000 consistently, month after month?
A stream of income that you can build as high (or low) as you feel like building it?
If that sounds interesting, you might want to think about using the Digital Rental Method.
If you wanna see what Amway looks like on the inside, keep reading.
Who Is Entrepreneur Richard Devos?
Amway was founded by Richard Devos and Jay Van Andel and had its headquarters in Ada, Michigan.
Unfortunately, on September 6, 2018, Richard Devos passed away in Ada, Michigan.
He lives on through his children, Dick, Dough, Dan, and Cheri.
Richard Devos was a true visionary, a true pioneer creating the space that many people have a love-hate relationship with today.
That space we all know today as multi-level marketing.
Richard and Jay Van Andel started selling cleaning products, following a similar model they had worked on before.
They expanded over the decades, even going international, selling health, wellness, beauty, and nutrition products.
After having a huge success in business practices, Devos decided to enter the sports industry by purchasing the Orlando Magic for $85 million.
Today his son Dan has kept the interest in sports alive, owning the American Hockey League.
His other son Dick Devos is married to Betsy Devos, who is now the current secretary of education.
Richard Devos amassed a net worth of $5.1 billion.
Amway Company
Amway presently has over 17,000 workers and is present in over 100 countries. The number of distributors is between 3 and 4 million; however, no official figures have ever been made public.
According to Forbes’s most recent business rankings, they have Amway listed as the 44th largest privately held company in the US as far as revenue goes.
Wow.
Amway has found itself listed in the direct selling news “Top 100 list” for a long time running now. Impressive, to say the least!
So what do the headquarters look like?
Kidding, but the Avengers HQ could certainly pass for Amway Company!
Its headquarters is a mile long and comprises 80 different buildings with an impressive 3.5 million square feet of commercial space.
Very impressive.
To top it all off, they even own a hotel in Grand Rapids called the Amway Grand Plaza…so how did they get started?
Full Amway Review
Richard Devos and Jan Van Andel, who created Amway in 1959, were longtime friends before launching a company together.
You’re probably thinking, wow…1959 is a full decade before we landed on the moon! (or did we?)
Anyway, here are a couple of things that will put their age into perspective for you:
- Amazon wasn’t even an idea yet
- Mattel had just made the first barbie doll
- Alaska became a part of the US!
But get this…Rich and Jay go back even further!
Nearly ten years before that, the two had started to sell nutritional products under the company called Nutrilite.
Their claim to fame was offering the very first multi-vitamin in the US.
Once the two guys saw just how great this direct selling game was working out for them, they quickly became some of the company’s top distributors.
Richard and Jay were absolutely in love with the company’s idea of giving out commissions to them when people they introduced made sales.
This was known as network marketing / multi-level marketing.
After amassing a team of 5,000 distributors, they decided to break away from Nutrilite (along with their 5,000 distributors) and start their own company.
The company they started was called American Way, known today as Amway, and they had expanded their product line into household items.
That is how the legend began…
Devos and Van Andel had the first order business was buying the rights to a certain type of product…
But what would they choose?
They went with a household cleaner that would later become recognized worldwide as “Frisk”; however, for an unknown reason, it changed over to the “Legacy of clean.”
For a long time, these were the main products on Amway’s line alongside the Nutrilite multivitamins the company later acquired.
They would become popular amongst people looking to make money for themselves because Amway offered distributors residual income through their customer’s recurring purchases.
This is where the idea of becoming a rep and selling to friends and family came into play…
Anyway, when you go ahead and catch back up to today’s world, you will notice that they have many different labeled Amway products across several different divisions of the company. These divisions are raking in billions just by themselves!
Just three years ago, they sold 11 Billion multivitamin tablets! They were named the number one selling nutritional supplement brand!
Wanna know something funny?
Back in the 90s–00s, Amway was actually thought of as an internet business for a short while! It didn’t last too long, though…
They launched the internet version of Amway, Quixtar, for north America…but nothing came much of it because, as you’ll now notice….they are defunct.
So why did Amway decide to go the internet route when everything else seemed to be going perfectly well?
Were they just hopping on the digital bandwagon?
The answer is much simpler than that…
By going online through Quixtar, Amway distributors could be known as independent business owners (IBOs as they’d later become known) because they could just order their items directly online!
It seemed like a pretty good idea at the time because, theoretically, it saved time from having to manually fill out order slips and submit them to their upline.
Ultimately Quixtar just never gained the foothold in the public that it needed to succeed. 7 years after starting, Quixtar was hit with a class-action lawsuit which would appear to be the final nail in the coffin.
Beginning in 2007, the Quixtar name slowly began to fade away, and Amway business owners now found themselves under the parent company Alticor Inc. as one big happy Amway family.
Thanks to their MLM model, though, it is safe to say that their reputation in public is hit or miss. Some people love it, and others absolutely despise it…
You’ll be hard-pressed to find anyone playing middle ground.
One thing is for sure, though; people aren’t actually upset about the product quality…
Are Their Products Good Quality?
Say what you want about how Amway runs their MLM…
But their products are top-notch!
Several people have tried out their dietary supplements and have nothing but good things to say about them.
One of Nutrilite’s claim to fame is that they actually grow, harvest, and processes the plants for these supplements on their own organic farms!
Even further…Amway claims to use special Egyptian worms to help fertilize the soil…Interesting.
That’s more than a little unique, to say the least!
But hey, that’s not the only area Amway succeeds in…
Remember their cleaner “L.O.C.”?
The “legacy of clean” is actually fully biodegradable and compromised of natural ingredients.
So what’s this all mean?
Simply put, Amway was organic before organic was mainstream!
Oh, and don’t forget about Amway’s Artistry line with cosmetic and personal care products. This is another line that brings in Billions of dollars per year!
One of their most unique products is called the eSpring. This is a tap water purifier. It receives many good reviews among the general population and has even earned an “excellent” rating from consumer reports!
How does it work?
If you dig into this one of the Amway products a little more, you’ll see that the purifying is completed by combining a UV light and a carbon block filter.
No one wants to be bored with the scientific details, saying, “It makes the water taste really good!”
One of the Amway products known to be the most addictive is their XS energy drink, of which independent business owners sell over 100 million dollars worth each year!
Again without boring you too much by listing off every product in their 450+ product line…this section will be finished off by asking you to check out their Amway Home Satinique and Atmosphere Sky.
This multilevel marketing company has no shortage of products making money for them on a minute-by-minute basis.
There are some things people don’t like about Amway, though…
For example, the Amway business model has the stereotypical MLM inflated pricing. Sure, they may not have the worst pricing in the multilevel marketing space…but they’re not a price leader.
However, Amway does provide high-quality products in almost every category…so their premium price is understandable.
In addition, you can’t expect Amway business owners to just cut their profit margins down to zero…that’s not fair either!
To an extent, it’s a shame…they produce many high-quality products, but there is a lot of controversy surrounding this business opportunity…
Why Is Amway Banned In The US?
Amway is not currently banned in the United States.
On the other hand, Amway was outlawed in the United Kingdom when it was established that the company earns more money selling to its distributors than selling its goods directly.
It is also under heavy scrutiny by India; they’ve even arrested some higher-up distributors for being involved in an illegal pyramid scheme.
Currently, Amway is jumping through legal hurdles left and right to keep operations going in the US. It is likely, though, similar to India and the UK, that Amway’s business days are surely numbered.
How Amway Works
Everyone knows you want to start generating money with Amway, especially the $500k a year that was all promoted.
They hate to break it to ya, though…
No one starts out making that much.
Before you can expect to make all that dough, you have to learn the ropes of Amway and start as an independent business owner by paying $100.
$100, but for what…initiation into the group, duh!
The next part of this Amway business model that they teach you is fun…are you ready?
You will be told to try and sell to your family, get them to buy stuff from you…or worse yet, recruit them so you can start earning some of their Amway commissions.
Not very fun…
After that, they then try to convince you that you need to sell all your current home care items and switch them over to Amway.
“Ahhh, but that’s all included in that $100 joining fee, right?”
WRONG!
It’s more money out of your pocket.
What also sucks is how much you have to sell to make a decent commission.
You see, the Amway point system isn’t always equated to a dollar per point like most MLM companies which means…
DING-DING-DING
You guessed it…
Extremely tough to make Amway profitable for you!
Just to put it in perspective, Amway actually has given you a little chart to look at to help you understand how much you make when you sell Amway products.
As you can see, you need to sell at least 600 PV to earn 9% of the BV…
You’re looking at $225 a month.
But keep in mind that you and the group you sell to will have to spend $1,000’s to make it happen!
Now that’s not bad if you’re like a 10-year-old kid looking to make some cash…but odds are you’re an adult looking for a reasonable way to make good money online…
And Amway isn’t it!
Even though you could make a 25% commission if you hit 7500 PV…it takes a lot of hard work and effort to make that kind of money!
Unfortunately, you can only make so much with Amway by working at it yourself. The real money, just like any MLMs/Pyramid Scheme, is that the money is made mainly when you recruit people, and you get a part of their commissions.
It sucks…but that’s just how the dice roll with Amway.
Why Are Amway Products So Expensive?
Because of the quality, of course!
No, but seriously…
Whenever there is an MLM or other various pyramid schemes involved, the products are priced way above that of the competition.
This is just the way product sales go, unfortunately.
The company must first make its profit off the distributor, and you have to make your profit off the end consumer…
Unfortunately, that makes it tough for you to sell to anyone outside your family and friends who just buy to support you and be nice. They don’t really care about the products themselves.
Can You Make Money From Amway?
Alright…without keeping you waiting any longer…time to talk money.
It’s not a stretch to say that when a company is bringing in $8 Billion a year, its top distributors will be bringing in a crapload of money annually.
If you ever meet anyone at the “Founders Emerald” or “Founders Diamond” levels…it’s safe to say these guys are making the lion’s share of the dough with Amway.
Furthermore…if you happen to come across anyone at any of the “Crown” levels…they make so much residual income each month that it’ll make your head spin!
But as you can imagine…that’s not the norm.
It’s actually an extremely small percentage that makes that amount.
So what’s the average you can expect as an Amway business owner?
According to Amway.com, you’ll find that only 48% of their independent distributors are actually active. Of those that are active…
They only make $200 a month?
Yes folks, that’s not a typo…
ONLY $200 A MONTH!
So why’s it so low for the average Amway business owner?
For anyone involved in direct selling, it’s a constant uphill battle in the beginning.
Like incredibly steep.
The kind of steep that not even semi-trucks can climb.
One of the reasons people find it so hard to succeed in Amway is that they don’t have the time necessary to devote to it.
They treat the Amway Business like a part-time job. Unfortunately, this part-time job requires you to spend thousands of dollars (both time and money) on this company to turn a decent profit.
Yeah, that sounds like a dick thing to say, but if you’re gonna put in the amount of grueling work to become an MLM IBO (which, trust me, isn’t easy), you might as well bring in some REAL money.
The program that helped skyrocket my online business to $40,000+ per month teaches some of the MLM skills but shows you how to monetize them in a much, MUCH more profitable way.
Pros Of Amway
You Don’t Have To Worry About Stability
They have been a member of the direct selling association for a long time and are the most successful MLM in the world.
This means that you’d be hooked up with a company that earns over $8 Billion a year…there are worse places to be…
Even though Amway products haven’t seen the best numbers in recent years…it’s safe to say they’re here to stay!
Product Quality
If you want to become an Amway Independent Business Owner still, you can rest assured that the last thing you’ll have to worry about is product quality.
You don’t even have to be interested in selling their products…as a consumer, they are known for producing quality and useful products!
That alone speaks volumes when comparing them to all the other half-bit MLMs whose products have the quality of off-brand brand Jordan’s.
High BBB Rating
They are accredited with the BBB and have been for 30 years!
In the meantime, they have worked themselves up to an A+ rating…
However, take that with a grain of salt because there is no doubt that some “independent business owners” have gone in and dropped biased reviews.
This is pretty common in MLMs, as you’ll come to find.
Top-Notch Training Materials
When you have been in the network marketing game as long as they have, you learn a thing or two because you’ve seen a thing or two (thanks, farmers)…
Amway provides many different training materials that are absolutely free to take your MLM to the next level.
These trainings include online courses, podcasts, webinars, and live presentations!
Yep, everything is updated to the 21st century! Black and white brochures that you’d have to pass on to friends and family as prospective distributors are a thing of the past!
Beyond that training, there are also live events that you can go to and many different forms of Business Support Materials (BSMs) that you are encouraged to check out and buy from your upline.
Cons Of Amway
Many People Don’t See It As A Legit Business Opportunity
Look…
A simple google search with “Amway” in the search bar will get you flooded with results. Many unbias reviews of Amway paint it in a negative light. Meanwhile, there are a handful of positive ones.
Most likely, you’ll see questions regarding it being some sort of pyramid scheme or Ponzi scheme.
If those aren’t the first types of questions to pop up…you might see a question similar to this…
“Aren’t the real moneymakers of Amway those at the top of the pyramid?”
Over the years, many distributors / independent business owners have come up with creative rebuttals, but they still can’t seem to defend them properly.
FTC Investigations
Throughout the many years that Amway has been in business, they have been the target of many different illegal pyramid scheme investigations…
These allegations include pricing fixing, exaggerated income claims, and misleading business practices.
On top of that, they have paid back millions of dollars to Amway business distributors because of that!
If you’ve been involved with MLMs before then, you know what I’m about to say almost better than anyone…MLMs walk a fine line between selling the products and selling the dream.
In fact, one of the largest claims against Amway right now is that they are actually an illegal pyramid scheme…
This is why some people who have been burned by it have coined the name “Scamway.”
However, the Federal Trade Commission ruled against this claim in 1979, saying that Amway doesn’t directly pay distributors for bringing on new distributors.
Even though they jumped through that legal hoop…everyone knows that recruiting new members is the bread and butter of any MLM, whether they want to admit it or not.
At the end of the day…that’s just how MLM and Network Marketing Businesses make their profit the most.
Pressurized Personal Sales
Depending on how much sales they make or how much they buy, they can be awarded a Point Value (individual) and Business Volume.
This point value determines how much compensation percentage you receive.
Unfortunately, like most MLMs, the prices are pretty steep, making it hard for most distributors to make their money and hit their minimums.
Not to mention how difficult it is to sell more expensive Amway products that you have to wait for compared to just going to the store and buying a product of equal quality for much cheaper.
Cult Like Amway Meetings
One of the things people hate about the Amway MLM the most are these cult-like hype meetings.
Some Amway business owners treat it like a religion…
Spooky right?
This has led to the most aggressive and annoying distributors in the MLM space today.
If that wasn’t bad enough, they’ve been borderline accused of brainwashing new recruits with pro-Amway propaganda.
Quite sickening, honestly.
Is Amway A Legitimate Business?
Yes, Amway Corporation is a legitimate business.
Unfortunately, how it chooses to run with the MLM industry is a bit different.
Amway sells people on the idea of “financial freedom” and becoming business partners with each other within Amway.
Unfortunately, it is easier for other MLMs Amway competes with to beat them because of how much over they sell products for.
Yeah, you will need to work hard in any business regardless…
But to work hard for Amway has a totally different meaning to go along with it.
What They Don’t Tell You
They don’t tell you that it takes time and effort to get wealthy.
Let me break the two down for you.
Getting rich quickly happens when you have a system in place that can collect mass amounts of money…similar to the Devos family.
Getting rich easy is what most MLM guys get sucked into. They think that all the success that the top guys had in Amway can also be theirs!
Unfortunately, that is just highly unlikely.
So here’s the truth:
It will be tough as hell for you at the beginning when you are prospecting and trying to find recruiters to add to your Amway monthly commission.
This is due to Amway’s not so blemish-free reputation with people. The worst part is having to reach out to friends and family, practically begging them to join your Amway business opportunity.
Not fun.
It won’t be uncommon to start hearing things like:
“Amway? Isn’t that the pyramid scheme company banned in the UK?”
or
“Ah yeah, I’ve heard of that Amway scam before…thanks but no thanks.”
People have begun to pick up on what’s going on with Amway…they don’t like it, so they stay far away.
Now while that sounds bad enough…
It gets worse.
While you are struggling to get people to join your downline, your upline hits you up constantly and encourages you to buy more Business Support Material. This has been documented by several other personal reviews and complaints online.
They tell you, “oh, if you buy more of this stuff, you’ll be more successful.”
You’ll likely lose more money…that’s the reality of the situation. Statistics back this up too. 99% of people who join an MLM either break even or lose money; check out the case study on the FTC’s website.
Even though they tell you that these purchases are optional…
They low-key guilt trip you and say that success is as well.
It’s pretty much the “if you want to make more money buy this:” pitch repeatedly.
Isn’t financial independence defined as having more money coming in than going out?
So by this definition of constantly buying things Amway like your upline says too…doesn’t that make you financially dependent?
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Is Amway A Direct Selling Business?
Yes, Amway is a multi-level marketing (MLM) company with over a million distributors.
Is Amway A Pyramid Scheme?
As some people have claimed, Amway is not a pyramid scheme. Using the MLM (Network Marketing) business model, it sells its product to customers via a large network of Amway Distributors and Independent Business Owners. It’s a good option for individuals who have an entrepreneurial mentality.
Amway is not classified as a pyramid scheme because some people in the republican party, democrat party, and Federal Trade Commission got together and said that it couldn’t be called one based on technicalities.
The technicality?
Amway does not directly pay those who get others to join. Although, anyone who’s been around MLM long enough, especially Amway, knows the only way you can ever make big bucks is by recruiting new distributors.
Is Amway Legit?
Yes, Amway is a legitimate business opportunity. In 1959, Jay Van Andel and Richard DeVos launched the company in Ada, Michigan, and it now promotes its business opportunities and cleaning goods in over 100 countries. In recent years, Amway’s parent company, Alticor, reported more than $8 billion in revenues.
Is Amway Worth Joining?
So is Amway worth joining?
Ask yourself a couple of these questions…:
- Do you think a company that causes you to borderline beg friends and family to join is what you want to be a part of?
- Do you like the fact that the average Amway business owner only makes $200 a month?
- Do you have a lot of money to throw away?
- Do you want to sell Amway forever?
Suppose you answered No to all 4 of these questions, then congratulations! Amway isn’t for you!
But, it is still entirely possible to build a profitable, successful online business.
FAQ’s
Sometimes, you have questions that might not totally relate to Amway but are along the same lines…hopefully, this helps!
Why Are Multi-Level Marketing Companies Like Scams?
Multilevel Marketing companies are often called scams because, although legally they aren’t…it is highly unlikely that you will make the amount of money they lead you to believe before joining.
Many multilevel marketing companies will actually end with you being net negative because of all the upsells they give you to “streamline your success.”
This is nothing but a marketing line people in your upline say to you so they can sell Amway business products.
How Do I Quit Amway?
One of the easiest ways to quit Amway is by calling the customer service number or providing an email letting them know that you’re out.
If you don’t want to deal with Amway support or reach out to them via social media…your best bet will probably be by just waiting for your registration to terminate by the end of the year.
What Does The Federal Trade Commission Have To Say?
Clearly, the FTC doesn’t have much to say…only that Amway isn’t technically a scam…
No one for conspiracy theories here…but maybe his involvement in the United States government at different times had a little to do with that?
Wait, hold on…the FBI’s at the door; be right back.
For real, though…
Besides this, places like the UK and India have come to find out what Amway is really.
Luckily, you no longer have to rely on MLMs to make money online…
Is Amway A Scam?
So, time for the $1,000,000 question: is Amway a scam?
No, not technically. They aren’t going to run off with your money and not give you what you paid for. It’s 100% possible to make money with this program.
That being said, it’s not nearly as simple as they want you to think it is.
There’s A LOT of work to be done upfront and no guarantee that you’ll be successful. The commissions are also fairly small.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for doing hard work now, so that I can reap the benefits later.
But if you’re going to work really hard for three months, and your reward is a $100 check… it’s not really a great opportunity.
If I’m gonna do that, I want the rewards to be HIGH and virtually guaranteed.
I’d rather put in that same three months of work (in my spare time) & build a handful of Digital Rental Properties that produce $500-$2,000 checks every month afterward (AKA recurring income).
And the cool part is that you can do it in a lot less time than 3-months (I personally did it in my first two weeks of using the Digital Rental Method).
Unlike with MLMs, you can do it from anywhere in the world, so it’s a genuine “laptop-lifestyle” business.
All you need is an internet connection.
Some of my friends are Digital Rental Method that run their 6-figure businesses from:
- Camping trips at national parks
- Beachfront in Hawaii
- On the road in a camper-van (with a pet pig!)
They focus on living an enjoyable life first and on income second. All thanks to this program.
They can take weeks or months off, and money keeps rolling in.
Living happily is their top priority.
If the thought of living perpetually at your dream vacation spot interests you, using the Digital Rental Method might be for you!
What Is My Top Recommendation For Making Money Online In 2024?
I’ve personally tried all of the major online business models:
- I’ve sold fidget spinners through Amazon FBA
- I’ve drop-shipped a toilet bowl putting green on Shopify
- I’ve sold women’s health supplements via Clickbank affiliate marketing
And I made money with all of them, so trust me when I say: there is no “perfect” business model.
I’ve also been on the other side of old friends trying to sell me their fancy new MLM products.
That being said, my #1 recommendation for making real money online is, hands-down: being a Digital Landlord.
Whether you’re a complete newbie, or you’ve been around the block before but have never had that “big win” to propel you forward, using the Digital Rental Method is for you.
Why?
Time: If you’ve got a spare hour or two each day, you can do this. If you want to drop everything and go all in, you can do this. More time obviously means faster results, but even putting in a few hours per day is enough to see real success.
And because of that flexibility, you don’t need to trade your time for money. Once the income starts, it’s recurring.
That means you can take a month off, travel the country, pursue a passion project, chill on the beach, or charter a boat across the world.
But you can only do that once you’ve created an income stream that doesn’t require YOU to be there all day, every day.
Ownership & Control: With MLMs, you don’t really “own” anything – everything belongs to the MLM.
If you read the contracts, they can kick you out at any time or change your commission (it’s happened in a few high-profile MLM cases recently).
Why pour your soul into a business that could be taken away from you at the drop of a dime?
With the Digital Rental Method, you literally own all of the assets, which means you have ultimate control.
Big Margins: With MLMs, you’re often going to have really slim margins. That means you need to have a VERY large network to make serious money. This usually entails spending A LOT of money on ads and other methods for recruiting members.
using the Digital Rental Method, your profit margin is nearly 100%. Watch here to learn how.
These Digital Rental Properties are worth (at a minimum) $500/mo in semi-passive income. And each time you create another one, your income increases, and the effort put into creating the next property decreases.
Best case scenario, you have properties bringing in over $3,000+/mo on auto-pilot.
It’s Effectively Copy-Paste: Here’s my favorite part: once you have your first Digital Rental Property up, you can literally copy-paste another version of it and find another willing “renter” in a few days. DOUBLING your income doesn’t get much easier than that…
If you wanted to double your income with an MLM, you would need to sell twice as much inventory. And I can guarantee you that’s a lot harder than a few clicks & a phone call.
You’re Helping REAL People: My biggest gripe with MLMs is that you’re likely going to ruin your personal relationships.
The MLM may have convinced you that you’re actually helping people, but it’s often not really true.
But With the Digital Rental Method, you’re helping solve REAL problems that people are ASKING for help with:
Small local businesses around the world need one thing: customers. Without them, their business would fall apart. If you can provide those customers, they’re going to be really happy – and they’re going to pay you for it.
You’re helping a struggling mother or father put food on the table for their families, put their kids through college, or simply live life a little bit more comfortably.
Having this type of impact on the world is what will help you sleep soundly at night.
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