The first most important question you have to ask - Where's the money come from?

Where the money comes from?

That's the number one question you should ask when presented to any business opportunity, especially network marketing opportunity.

The reason you should ask this question is that a lot of scammers acknowledge network marketing greatness and using it to scam people.

If you didn't asked it before and you already in one, you should ask now in order to find out is it legit or is it a pyramid scam.

Because if you signed in into a pyramid scam, first try to get your money back, you probably won't succeed but it's worth trying.

Second stop distribute it and warn others not to sign in, tell them you made a mistake and you are sorry for distribute it.

Some will, some won't but you did your part the best you can do.

Here is why?

I'll start with an actual example:

I asked someone this question and the answer was (hold on to your sit) the company pays it.

Oh really? It's not falling from the skies?

If the person can't answer this question, you can know several things:

1. He or she isn't series.

2. They didn't really checked up what they are selling you.

3. It's probably a scam, otherwise the person who recruited them would have tell them this crucial piece of information.

4. If it's not a scam, and the up-line didn't share this information with the new recruiter than the up-line himself doesn't have a lot of experience and you have to speak with someone senior to find out this information and get them to help you.

Why someone senior?

Because you want to succeed and you probably won't without experienced network marketer help.

Logic is not a substance to this information, you may think you know where the money comes from but from my experience, usually it's not the case.

Where the money should come from? (In most cases)

1. The product is better than exist in the market and it's cost more + there no marketing expense because the company pays for success only.

It means after it received the money.

2. The product is the same / parallel but you have some kind of advantage or advantages and there for its cost more and pays you.

3. The company saves money (common situation) on marketing / advertising and not paying to a big staff but prefer to give the money to private distributers like you and me, because distributers like you and me get paid on success only.

It's a win win situation.

4. Usually it's all 3 combined.

On the next article I'll explain why to prefer learning curve than earn over fast money.

Hint: there no such thing as easy fast money

Guy Harduf – network marketer expert

p.s.

The number two must ask question is: what is the product.