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Oct 7, 2024 · 6. Novae. Novae, founded in 1995 and based in the USA, is a financial services MLM company offering a range of services, including credit repair, financial education, and identity theft protection. The company’s mission is to empower individuals to improve their financial well-being and protect their identities.
Dec 19, 2023 · Primerica. Primerica is a multi-level marketing (MLM) company that specializes in insurance and financial services. It was founded in 1977 and has its headquarters in Duluth, Georgia, USA. Primerica primarily offers life insurance, as well as other financial services like mutual funds, annuities, and debt management plans.
- First, it's important to know the difference between an MLM and a pyramid scheme. There's a fine line between an MLM and a pyramid scheme. A pyramid scheme can look like a legitimate MLM in that you can earn money by selling things like makeup, clothing, vacations, and wellness products to your friends and family.
- LuLaRoe was accused of being a pyramid scheme. In a pyramid scheme, the only people who actually make any money are at the top of the recruiting food chain.
- Herbalife. Herbalife is a nutrition supplement company that has been around since the 1980s. In 2016, Herbalife settled an FTC lawsuit that accused it of being a pyramid scheme and agreed to pay a $200 million settlement to consumers.
- Neora. Skincare and wellness MLM Neora, formerly known as Nerium International, LLC, was sued in 2019 by the FTC for operating as an illegal pyramid scheme.
Oct 8, 2024 · Founding Year: 2009. Annual Revenue 2023: $300 million. One of the fastest-growing insurance and MLM financial services companies, PHP Agency, was founded in the year 2010 and headquartered in the United States. The brand, with over 27,000 distributors spread across 49 states, had its revenue at $200 million in 2022.
- What Is A Multi-Level Marketing Organization?
- Sign #1 – Recruitment Over Production
- Flagrant Conspicuous Consumption
- Sign #3 – Tent Revival Level Rah-Rah
- Sign #4 – The Ladder to Climb
- Sign #5 – An Inner Circle
- Sign #6 – A Flamboyant Charismatic Frontman
- The Verdict
So, I like to use the term “pyramid scheme” because it’s a popular name often used to describe any multi-level marketing (MLM) opportunity. This isn’t to say the organization itself is a scam or operating outside the law. As we all know, pyramid schemes are illegal. However, most of the insurance companies we’ll talk about today are 100% legitimate...
In my opinion, the most important thing an agent needs to do is learn how to sell. Regardless of what you’re selling, that should be your first primary directive. Nothing else matters more than learning the craft of selling. And if your goal long-term is to develop an agency, that’s great. But you wouldn’t decide to start an agency right away, righ...
Let me give you a quick story. There was a guy I recruited years ago who was actually from a direct sales type of background. And he went to this well-known MLM cult-style agency’s opportunity meeting. And the opening process of getting people excited about working for this organization involved the “cult leader” passing his Rolex around with every...
A load of “rah-rah” is the best way to describe this next sign. When you walk into an organization, what’s the first thing you notice? If there’s a lot of jumpingjacks, push-ups, yelling, hooting, hollering, dancing (aka rah-rah), it’s a cult. Getting you physically invigorated, as opposed to thoughtful contemplation, is usually a clear sign that y...
What human beings want is a sense of belonging and status. I do jiu-jitsu, and we have a belt system. There’s a pecking order, and everyone knows where they stand, so to speak. MLMs do the exact same thing. They implement an “arbitrary” ladder. And by “arbitrary,” I mean meaningless. There’s no logical reason for it to be there. It’s simply a busin...
If you haven’t checked out Kyle Studer’s YouTube channel, you should. He used to work in an insurance MLM. And he’s done a lot of great videos about this stuff. We did an interview where he talked about his experience. And one of the things he mentioned was the in-group language or the inner circle. And this is true of all cults – they have a speci...
Every organization has a front man. We think of Apple and Steve Jobs. We think of Elon Musk and Tesla. It’s not uncommon for big corporations to have a charismatic leader. And there’s nothing wrong with that. But there’s a fine line between a confident businessman and a cult mascot. In an MLM-type organization, this leader will be seen as ludicrous...
Don’t join any agency that recruits positions left, right, and center. Unfortunately, most insurance organizations operate in an MLM-type fashion. So you’ve got to be wary of whomever you join. I did a survey on this topic, on the 103 Reasons Why Insurance Agents Fail or Quit the Business.
Jan 3, 2023 · Insurance MLM 101 – Learn The Unsavory Truth! By David Duford - January 03, 2023 - 5 Mins Read. I have an important message to deliver to you, and it involves multi-level marketing selling insurance. Perhaps you’ve run across an individual who works for one of these companies…. Someone who’s forgotten how to function like a normal ...
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Sep 27, 2021 · Like Beachbody, insurance MLM firm Primerica is a legitimate and long-established company. But as the Duford Insurance Group points out, people often assume it’s a scam because of the company ...
