Posted by JAXX on January 22, 2003 at 03:18:27:
READ ENRIQUE'S POST BELOW. SEE ANYWHERE WHERE HE COMPARES MLM WITH PYRAMIDS?Posted by Enrique on December 10, 2003 at 00:26:37: In Reply to: Primerica is MLM by legal definition posted by eric on December 08, 2003 at 16:26:21: Sorry, but I disagree. Since you are whipping out your "LEGAL" stick, I'll address it from that perspective. 1) Is Primerica "any person, firm, corporation, or other business entity"? Yes. 2) Does PFS "sell, distribute, or supply for a valuable consideration goods or services" ? Yes. 3) Do they do 2) "through independent agents, contractors, or distributors at different levels"? Yes. 4) Can "such participants recruit other participants" ? Yes. 5) Are "commissions, cross-commissions, bonuses, refunds, discounts, dividends, or other considerations in the program paid as a result of the sale of such goods or services" ? Yes. 6) Are PFS reps paid for "the recruitment"? *No*. 7) Are PFS reps paid for the "actions, or performances of additional participants"? Yes. PFS fails point 6, therefore, LEGALLY (your word) its not an MLM. Yes, I admit I'm arguing semantics. But you started it. If you want to toss down the "LEGALESE" gauntlet, I dont mind picking it up and smacking you with it. I proved that one tiny phrase in your legal definition doesnt apply, therefore, in LEGAL terms, Primerica isn't an MLM.
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