●          MLM is one of three methods of moving products from manufacturer to consumer along with retail sales (grocery & department stores, etc.), and direct sales (mail order, encyclopedia sales, etc.).  

●          MLM is not an “alien cult.”  It is a lawful, legitimate business model recognized by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission that
offers tremendous growth potential. 

●          MLM utilizes a network of independent business owners to sell
consumer products supplied by an established company. These
business owners merchandise products via in-person relationships
and/or online websites; they can also build their own sales force and train other motivated individuals to sell.  

●          Compensation is based on a percentage of the sales of the business owner's entire sales group, as well as earnings from their own sales to retail customers. 

●          MLMs offer better products; that equals greater opportunity. Millions have been attracted to MLMs for several reasons. In many cases, the products offered are better than in stores because more money goes into product development than advertising. Some want to buy products they already use at wholesale; some want extra cash; others have built a large business & substantial income selling retail and sponsoring/training others to do the same.