This presentation is prepared after thoroughly interacting with the co-founder of RNF Technologies, Faisal Abidi, who happens to be a marketing expert and a flag-bearer of anti-fraud strategies. The slides contain all-inclusive information on multi-level marketing fraud, like what it is, how it works, fraudsters’ tactics, and what can be done to prevent it. Happy learning!
2. → An Introduction To Multi-Level Marketing Fraud
→ How Do Multi-Level Marketing Fraudsters Work?
→ Quick Glance At MLM Fraudsters’ Operation Tactics
→ Red Flags You Don’t Want To Miss
→ Things To Watch For Before Making An Investment
Table Of Contents
4. Faisal Abidi, co-founder of RNF Technologies cared to share some valuable insights
with us on the matter of multi-level marketing fraud. We have collated them for
you; check out →
● Companies engaged in a multi-level marketing (MLM) conduct direct sales
of their goods or services to consumers.
● An investor may also be referred to as a "distributor," "participant,"
"contractor," or "founder" if they sign up for a multi-level marketing
program.
● Fraudsters give you a guarantee that they will invest your money and
provide significant returns with no risk.
● After collecting from previous investors, they pay new investors and hold
most of the shares for themselves.
6. ● Most MLM frauds have no real income and need constant funding to
remain in business. They disappear into thin air when it gets challenging
to attract new members.
● Promoters of MLM businesses make obscene claims regarding prospective
earnings.
● They employ alluring catchphrases like–
(a) Earn money only for signing up for the scheme.
(b) Earn Rs 50,000 a month working from home.
(c) You are in charge of your company.
(d) Do you wish to work from home and earn extra money?
(e) Enroll with us for long, prosperous life.
8. When asked about the fraud, Faisal Abidi shared that such fraudsters hide behind
the following operation tactics–
● A person is promised a commission regardless of the sale in pyramid
schemes with a vertical network expansion.
● Ponzi schemes don't include sales; instead, they involve laundering money
through a network of individuals.
● Within the pump and dump schemes, the fraudsters abruptly drop the
price after the victims have made a purchase.
● Exit frauds involve promoters who take money from victims before
vanishing and leaving them in the dark.
10. If you receive an email, text, or call and the other person uses any of the following
mentioned conversational tactics, consider them a fraud and disconnect the mean
of communication there and then:-
* Zero risk and high returns.
* The sooner you register, the more money you make.
* Receiving compensation for recruiting new members * Increasing your
investment will increase your earnings.
* They promise and promise stuff but never follow through.
* You've been asked to promote goods that you haven't seen or are still under
development.
12. Faisal Abidi, who owns a gaming marketing company Phonato Studios, says that
not all MLM companies are fraud . But what’s the harm in being extra cautious,
right? Here is a list of homework you must do before making a generous
investment →
1. Consider the goods or services they are selling.
1. Get updated with their refund policy while making any purchase.
1. If the company claims that it has an office nearby, visit them.
1. Do not forget to read the paperwork and get an expert opinion from your
financial advisor.
1. Most importantly, double-check the company's authenticity with the
Registrar of Companies.
1. Here is the easiest one-- never purchase from unlicensed merchants.
This presentation is prepared after thoroughly interacting with the co-founder of RNF Technologies, Faisal Abidi, who happens to be a marketing expert and a flag-bearer of anti-fraud strategies. The slides contain all-inclusive information on multi-level marketing fraud, like what it is, how it works, fraudsters’ tactics, and what can be done to prevent it. Happy learning!