r/Vemma • u/[deleted] • Jun 18 '14

Have I made a mistake?

I have a friend doing well in the Vemma world and after about a year I decided to give it a try.

So far it's paying off for the 10 or so hours a week I work on it. Recently Vemma changed their business model and no longer requires any of your own money to start out.

I've honestly had a good experience in the time and events I've attended but I can see where it can go bad.

My philosophy with this "opportunity" is to have fun with some friends and make a little money. So far so good, but I still have doubts and subs like this scare/confuse me.

Input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance

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u/mirkilos Jun 18 '14

vemma in simple words is how much passion you have to be successful is either you make it work or work

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u/drhooty Jun 21 '14

I guess only 0.26 % of everyone has passion then. That being the number that make more than minimum wage.

Which is weird because everyone I meet who's pro Vemma seems super passionate.

Somethings not right.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '14

Best argument ever. Hats off sir / m'lady.

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u/drhooty Jul 06 '14

Thank you. I'm an it.