Terryanne said:
Check the sidebar, dude. This topic has been discussed over and over.
It should honestly be pinned by now.
Terryanne said:
Check the sidebar, dude. This topic has been discussed over and over.
It should honestly be pinned by now.
People really should just search first.
Not the actual owner. More like a foot soldier in the MLM pyramid.
Parker said:
Not the actual owner. More like a foot soldier in the MLM pyramid.
Right, the billionaire isn’t out here recruiting hotel staff.
Run 
as fast as you can. Block them, hide, go off the grid if needed.
MLM stands for two things: MLM and NO.
If you meet him, try selling him something random in return, like steak knives.
Blair said:
If you meet him, try selling him something random in return, like steak knives.
Second prize.
I was a top surgeon until I found WFG. Now I can do what I love—recruit others to sell. Trust me, it’s legit. (Definitely not sarcasm)
It’s MLM nonsense. Avoid.
It’s funny how everyone in these schemes is suddenly a ‘Director’ or ‘Owner.’
I was with WFG for three years… you do get to travel a lot, but uh, check the comments for the downsides.
Aris said:
I was with WFG for three years… you do get to travel a lot, but uh, check the comments for the downsides.
You mean you pay for your own travel, right?
@Aris
What made you leave then?
Avery said:
@Aris
What made you leave then?
Long story short, I had some bad experiences with my office.
Went to one of those meetings once. Don’t make the same mistake.
Run!!!
Just don’t do it.
WFG is an MLM scam. Hopefully, people know this by now.
Working at WFG and claiming to be in finance is like taking a bath and calling yourself a deep-sea diver.