http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=...lt&cd=1&q="network+21"+pyramid+scheme&spell=1
These guys are a pyramid scheme.
I noticed this before my friend showed me the pamphlet, which had no company name, trademarks or copyrights whatsoever(These are the first things I look for when I suspect something). It instead had all these nice pictures of a "pipeline" and people labelled as "Emerald" and "Diamond" and so forth along with the amount they earn next to the words.
We spoke about this for an hour and a half.
The idea is that a circle is split into 4 parts, each part of the pie contains the kind of people that live in the world.
There are the welfare socks, rich people, common people and independent businesses.
Common people do 90% of the work and earn 10% of the profit.
Rich people do 10% work and earn 90% profit.
You can plot this on a graph by splitting up a circle into quadrants (remember trig?).
1st quadrant are the rich people. If you were to plot x^2 on a graph and cut out the curve on the negative path on the graph you will get a curve with positive curvature going up towards infinity.
Then there are the 2nd, 3rd and 4th quadrants which weren't discussed much but he mentioned that those in the first quadrant don't have much work to do(I had to convince him that everyone has a lot of work to do, including Bill Gates).
I told him that I wanted to run my own business and he mentioned that it's not worth it because if you join Network 21(He told me that's what they call thmselves) that you will not have to do anything on your own.
He had about 10 or so CDs from Network 21 which is supposed to explain this stuff in great detail.
The guy is really convinced that these people are legitimate. I didn't try to stop him, I believe he will find out eventually for himself.
He also stated that he will pay a "small fee" to see the suits from these people talk.
Anyone heard of Network 21? These guys (according to search results) are run by Amway and they are known scammers.
These guys are a pyramid scheme.
I noticed this before my friend showed me the pamphlet, which had no company name, trademarks or copyrights whatsoever(These are the first things I look for when I suspect something). It instead had all these nice pictures of a "pipeline" and people labelled as "Emerald" and "Diamond" and so forth along with the amount they earn next to the words.
We spoke about this for an hour and a half.
The idea is that a circle is split into 4 parts, each part of the pie contains the kind of people that live in the world.
There are the welfare socks, rich people, common people and independent businesses.
Common people do 90% of the work and earn 10% of the profit.
Rich people do 10% work and earn 90% profit.
You can plot this on a graph by splitting up a circle into quadrants (remember trig?).
1st quadrant are the rich people. If you were to plot x^2 on a graph and cut out the curve on the negative path on the graph you will get a curve with positive curvature going up towards infinity.
Then there are the 2nd, 3rd and 4th quadrants which weren't discussed much but he mentioned that those in the first quadrant don't have much work to do(I had to convince him that everyone has a lot of work to do, including Bill Gates).
I told him that I wanted to run my own business and he mentioned that it's not worth it because if you join Network 21(He told me that's what they call thmselves) that you will not have to do anything on your own.
He had about 10 or so CDs from Network 21 which is supposed to explain this stuff in great detail.
The guy is really convinced that these people are legitimate. I didn't try to stop him, I believe he will find out eventually for himself.
He also stated that he will pay a "small fee" to see the suits from these people talk.
Anyone heard of Network 21? These guys (according to search results) are run by Amway and they are known scammers.
