I also got off from a Score A seminar two months ago which my friend asked me attend. At first, I was intrigued by the presentation and how the speaker explained what Skor A was all about. To me, I felt it was a good programme. However, it is still based on an individual's perception whether to obtain that portal or not. That presentation on SKOR A was only 15 minutes.

Then came to the most interesting part. How to gain benefit from it. Again, the 2nd speaker was very good. It made me almost wanted to invest in it as well. But I realized it was MLM and most people say MLM is cheating. But due to the fact that the product is education based, I felt confident in it.

After the presentation, the members came to me. Trying to convince me to join them. I had an intention to join but at that moment, I was really in financial crisis. I didn't have 1.7k at all in my bank. Therefore I rejected. And here goes the part where I hate most. They kept on pressuring and persuade me to join even I don't have the money. They would ask me to borrow from relatives and friends and as time goes by, I was getting annoyed.

What I'm trying to say is, I don't mind you venture are into this business. But the way you try to convince us especially those aggresive members, really do annoy and irritate. When we say NO due to our own personal reasons, means NO. Final. Don't come and be our financial planner.

Once I told them, since you say that joining this business is a GURANTEE PROFIT, why not you borrow me that 1.7k and I join as member. Then IF i manage to get profit out of it, I will return you that 1.7k and we work happily together. If things goes sour and I couldn't sell any, too bad I'm not returning you that 1.7k. He stood quiet for awhile and I just left. Meaning, the MLM guy isn't certain at all whether that I could sell also. Then why bother sayin GURANTEE PROFIT or RETURN.

Dear Aquagal,

If you say THIS IS NOT A PYRAMID SCHEME AT ALL, do you have the source or proof for it? Do you actually know what pyramid / ponzy scheme is? What is your job task in score-A? To sell those portals and get more downlines right? Most of you guys woul focus on getting more downlines so that you can obtain override commision and for a network for yourself right? Then your downlines get more downlines and you, being the upline gets more commision. So isn't this pyramid scheme?

Bear in mind that I'm not against Score-A or this pyramid scheme. I'm just pissed with those MLM-ers who keep on persuade and bug me even if politely reject them. They would come and call me anotehr day insisting me to join their member. This is what I hate most.

Greetings there again aquagal,

Before I continue with this discussion, let me be clear with you. I have nothing with Score A or Kenshido nor its scheme as well. Ok? So no hard feelings. Let us exchange our thoughts and increase our knowledge.

First of all, to me, network marketing/multi-level marketing is already a pyramid scheme to me. I understand this is a very bold and immature statement. From what I understand from this MLM is, the recruiter will recruit downlines, and the recruitment money from the downlines is paid to the Company(not the recruiter). From this amount of money, the company forks out certain % to the recruiter as commission. Furthermore, if the recruiter's downlines do recruit another downline, the recruitment money goes to the company as well and certain % is also given to the initial recruiter which is called overriding commission right? Thus this routine goes on and on. This is what I refer to as pyramid scheme. And I do not really get your tree concept. It seems a similar to the pyramid scheme. Care to further explain?

Our dearest government have supported you all. Congratz for that. The question is whether the company obtained that certificate it in a legal way or not is another thing. Corruption within our country is so common nowadays.

Bear in mind that I have no problem with the certificate legality or the pyramid scheme. It may be my lost not to join it as it MAY be my chance to achieve financial freedom in the easiest way. But I did not regret not joining it. My problem is just towards those aggresive MLM-ers.

My reason of rejection is simple, financial issues. I just couldn't fork up 1.8k in a day's time for that MLM-er to recruit me. He even suggests me to borrow money from friends and family. The part when I hated bout him most is he kept insisting on me borrowing money everytime I rejected him. Isn't that annoying ?