QUOTE(Devilwearsprada22 @ Jul 15 2018, 09:57 PM)
If you wanna do it the honorable way, tell your upline that you want to terminate, but hold your ground when they try to ‘convince’ you to stay. They will get all their KPs and CKPs to talk you out of it as well. Don’t listen to them. Be polite and firmly tell them you just don’t want to waste your time/effort/energy/money doing something that you don’t enjoy. Usually that shuts them up (of course, they will still try to spin your words and cook up some bullshit about helping your family — essentially guilt-tripping you, but just stay firm on your decision).
If you don’t want to maintain any future good relationship with your upline (in case they’re assholes or something), then don’t tell them anything. Just go and terminate yourself.
Make sure your products are sealed and unopened when you return them. Terminating your McOcean account is actually very fast and easy. Takes only 30mins +. Don’t make any appointments with them, just call them asking if the service counter is open, and if it is, just show up at Southgate with your products, usually they’ll accept it. Oh yeah, ensure you come at a time where there aren’t a lot of people or trainings going on (they’ll just distract you and ask you uncomfortable questions, etc). The best time would be weekdays around 3pm - 5pm. No one will be around, so you can take your time.
Some warning — just because the website says that you can get back 90% of your money within the 1st month, doesn’t mean you will get them immediately. Like I said before, Mcocean will only refund you ~40% of your capital. You’ll get this amount fairly quickly. However, 60% of your capital went to your uplines’ salaries when you first joined the biz. To get that amount back, you’ll have to keep reminding them to return your money (aka constantly pressuring them). Or else, you won’t ever get that money back. It’s a lot of hassle for them, that’s why they’ll do anything to convince you to not terminate.
Sometimes people stay in the biz just coz they sympathize with their uplines (coz they’re family or close friends) — you know, the “takpe” mentality, but that isn’t the way to deal with it. You have every right to claim back your money, especially if you have been manipulated or persuaded into parting with your money through unscruplous means. RM35k is a LOT! Don’t take it lightly.
I’ve seen a lot of friendships and family relationships become strained because of this biz. Greed ruins everything, after all.
OMG the process so complicated. What happen if upline die die don't want to refund?If you don’t want to maintain any future good relationship with your upline (in case they’re assholes or something), then don’t tell them anything. Just go and terminate yourself.
Make sure your products are sealed and unopened when you return them. Terminating your McOcean account is actually very fast and easy. Takes only 30mins +. Don’t make any appointments with them, just call them asking if the service counter is open, and if it is, just show up at Southgate with your products, usually they’ll accept it. Oh yeah, ensure you come at a time where there aren’t a lot of people or trainings going on (they’ll just distract you and ask you uncomfortable questions, etc). The best time would be weekdays around 3pm - 5pm. No one will be around, so you can take your time.
Some warning — just because the website says that you can get back 90% of your money within the 1st month, doesn’t mean you will get them immediately. Like I said before, Mcocean will only refund you ~40% of your capital. You’ll get this amount fairly quickly. However, 60% of your capital went to your uplines’ salaries when you first joined the biz. To get that amount back, you’ll have to keep reminding them to return your money (aka constantly pressuring them). Or else, you won’t ever get that money back. It’s a lot of hassle for them, that’s why they’ll do anything to convince you to not terminate.
Sometimes people stay in the biz just coz they sympathize with their uplines (coz they’re family or close friends) — you know, the “takpe” mentality, but that isn’t the way to deal with it. You have every right to claim back your money, especially if you have been manipulated or persuaded into parting with your money through unscruplous means. RM35k is a LOT! Don’t take it lightly.
I’ve seen a lot of friendships and family relationships become strained because of this biz. Greed ruins everything, after all.
Im one of the newest member and now think about withdrawal. Could anyone teach me how to get back my money as much as possible?
Jul 24 2018, 08:29 AM

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