Is vector marketing a scam or business opportunity?

For a long time, companies have been using new technology to market their products and services. 

The vector marketing model of these companies makes use of social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram to create a group community. 

In turn, they can build a new target audience that can receive updates from them more often than if they were just onto one platform only.

These technologies helped many businesses grow by leaps and bounds, 

but no one thinks about the possibility of it being something else on the other side . 

Companies are becoming aware that there is a lot of negative feedback from this type of marketing model

 along with people who will use it for their own personal gain without doing any actual work for the company.

Some people use the vector model of marketing platforms ( such as Facebook groups ) to scam people for money 

 this has made many people wary of trying things like this since it seems like a good idea but turns out to be not really worth it. 

There are some that think that there is nothing wrong with vector models and that it can still be a good business opportunity ( if done right ).

If you want to attain the thought of making money, you will also have to be willing to put in the work.

 There are many people who get discouraged when they see someone else getting rich by

 just posting on social media sites and start believing that they will get rich easily.

 It has been shown several times that getting rich slowly is a lot healthier for you vs. getting rich quickly.

There are many people who have been scammed

 in this business model and have lost a lot of money so before you jump into trying it for yourself,

 be aware of what you are getting yourself into. It works for some people but not for others,

 so do your own research and talk to current members before jumping in with both feet.

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Do you think that the above article is a scam? If yes, why? if no why do you think that this article will help others in the future.

Have you tried any of the above products or services? If yes, then share them below. If no, then why not?

In 2005, I tried out a new service that promised men a chance to ” Spend Spend Spend Spend!!!” 

 earn wealth while “Win Win Win!!!” The idea was simple –  read a crazy marketing blurb on websites claiming to be marketing gurus 

 click on a link in it ,wait for money to come in 1-3 weeks , buy something from the “guru”, give him money 

 get it back 1-4 weeks later. Sounds simple right? So I gave it a go.

 I found these “grups” on internet forums that promised to double my income within 2 weeks.

 I joined the “CoolFinder” group, which promised me 3x return of my investment in 1 week. 

Me being an average Joe, who wants to make money without killing myself, I thought I had nothing to lose.

For about two weeks, I saw nothing but compliments for this CoolFinder Guru’s work. 

At first, I thought this was great! How come no one else is getting it? He was the only one that could not be bribed or charged for blah blah blah blah. 

After a month or two of silence from him (which he never mentioned) I decided to contact him. 

I wanted to leave but at the time I was paranoid that he was going to steal my money. 

The owner of the group (not CoolFinder Guru as I thought at first), told me that CoolFinder had quit and gone back to his old job. 

No problem, I thought, as long as I got my money back. The owner said he would do it in a week or two. It never happened.

A few months later, a friend of mine told me about a similar program called “Online Cash Secrets”.

 He also made promises about doubling my income within 2 weeks. 

I was skeptical because he screwed me over the first time. vector marketing scam

I saw stories of people getting scammed into buying something that never came in. However, this time I decided to give it a try.

Within the first week, money started pouring in. 

I decided it was good enough to believe the hype so I let my friend know about it so he could buy some of the goods from me.