Are You Already In Trouble?

Don Standard — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 18:47:52 +0000

Most network marketing applications have one or more boxes that you check right before finalizing your sign up as a distributor with the company. If you don’t check them, you can’t sign up.

Why are you being asked to check the boxes?

The boxes usually say something about you agreeing that you have done something. Checking the box is how you acknowledge that you agree.

The things you are agreeing to may be that you read your terms and conditions and agree to abide by them. Or it could be that they have multiple boxes. One for terms and conditions, another for policies and procedures and still another about the compensation plan.

I have found that most people check these boxes and continue with out even reading why they are checking them. If they do read the statement then almost no one looks at the document that the statement refers to so they have no idea what they are agreeing to do.

If you were to read the terms and conditions that your are agreeing to abide by then you would likely find a statement like this one.

I have carefully read and agree to comply with the [Company] Policies and Procedures and the [Company] Marketing and Compensation Plan, both of which are incorporated into and made a part of these Terms and Conditions.

So not only did you agree by checking the box that you had read the terms and conditions but those terms had the statement from above. I think it is pretty clear what they ask you to agree to do.

You have violated the contract with your new company’s contract on the day you signed up because you did not carefully read the documents. Did you?

And they tell you in your policies and procedures that if you violate any part of this contract that you can be terminated. So you just set yourself up for termination at any time in the future.

So, Are You Already In Trouble?

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Don Standard — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 03:53:38 +0000

Build it Once, Build it Big, Build it to Pay Your Children’s Children is my motto.

I read Success In 10 Steps and joined Mentoring For Free three years ago and learned how to put myself in the best possible position to be successful in network marketing and it has really paid off. It starts with choosing the company that puts you in the best possible position for success.

So when I was searching for my last network marketing company, the following clause could not be in my new company’s policies and procedures and should not be in yours either.

“Distributors must renew their Agreement each year…”

“The Company reserves the right to reject any applications for a new distributor or applications for renewal.”

When I checked, had I seen this type of statement in the company’s policies and procedures, I would have quit reading and rejected the company as a possibility for me.

Why? Because the company has given themselves a way to

get rid of a distributor every year on the distributors anniversary with the company and they don’t even need a reason to reject the distributors renewal. They can take away everything I build. The contract says they can do it and you better no agree to it.

Most of you don’t know a single person who has ever been terminated from a company and if you do the company told you that they terminated them because they were bad, but you don’t have the distributors side of the story.

I know many people who have been terminated. I know the stories behind the terminations. It not only happens in this industry, but the numbers of terminations appear to be rising dramatically. Companies have learned to use the contract to take advantage of unsuspecting distributors.

If you agree to a contract with a clause that allows a company to dump you just by not renewing your contract then you are setting yourself up for big problems. It may never happen to you. It may never happen to anyone you know.

But the point is, that you want to put yourself in the best possible position for MLM success from the beginning. And that starts with reading the company’s policies and procedures, and not joining a company that puts your future in jeopardy. This business is hard enough for most people as it is.

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Are You Already In Trouble?

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