Downline Farm Forum

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You'll find on most sites most of the people are inactive. It is just the nature of the business. All you can do is try to find the active ones and work with them. BTW, this banner is the one I have success with. I made it myself. I hope Roberto doesn't mind me posting it. It is what helps me win t...

and I must say, oldbudddy, that pic of yours makes me laugh every time.

I have put money into FBC and have bought some fun tokens but I would be careful about putting a lot of money into a single site. Especially one that controls BTCs. The issue is that it can disappear overnight and the larger the site's cash pile, the greater the temptation to run with it. I've seen ...

With another 200 new members this month, it looks like our members are taking up the promotion challenge and running with it.

If you don't need to sell then I think holding for the next year will be very profitable. With Ether moving to make itself ultrasound money that should lift the whole industry. One thing I like to do with my fun token spins is let them accumulate for many days. Then I can go in and select play all a...

That's great work everyone! That means that if you joined in July and upgraded, you would already be at the first share multiplier! 8-) When I first joined I think it took a couple of months to get to that. Even early this year we were only averaging just over 100 new members each month so we are de...

I used to believe in them but after examining the products I realized that they cater to a certain market. They aren't about selling products, they are about selling a home business. There is a huge crowd for that. It moves from opportunity to opportunity bringing their downlines with them which kee...

I've always had a problem with MLM's overpricing of products. That said, the answer to your question "Why would I pay $16 for vitamin D when I can get it for $5 at Walmart?" If you're spending $60 a month on MLM products that you can buy at Walmart for $15, but you are making $100 a month...

I checked out your link. Unfortunately, it suffers from the problem that most MLM companies suffer from. Their prices can't compete in the real-world marketplace. Why would I pay $16 for vitamin D when I can get it for $5 at Walmart? These companies should serve the consumer first and the sales/busi...