* Your income is based on the number of people you recruit;not on the sales of products. They might tell you to forget about products, but to keep focusing on recruiting new people, the more you recruit the more you gonna make.
* You have to buy and keep inventory.
* You have to buy things that you don't need or want.
* Invited and took photos with celebrities, photos of luxury cars, etc. For promotional and attention purposes.
And the most ridiculous thing is, when they share their so-called business with you, they will always tell you how rich they are, or their bosses are, or how much they have earned, or what cars they use, where they just had vacations, etc from doing this so-called business. But nothing they share is related to the business, its products or services, etc.
Whenever you are not sure if it is a pyramid scheme, always ask:
* How do you make income from it? Do you have to recruit a lot of people?
* Do you have to buy a lot of things just to be eligible (to stay on-board)?
* Do you have to buy things that you don't need or want?
* How do they introduce their business? What have you learned from them? The products or services? Or their luxury toys? Their 5-star vacations?
They will try their very best to recruit. Always keep this in mind, too good to be true? Say NO.