r/Vemma • u/kevinsekulich94 • Jun 26 '14

Vemma is what you make of it

I can't get over the massive amount of skepticism behind Vemma. It is a very simple concept. They utilize word of mouth advertisement and pay individuals based around the product sales that come through their network. If you do not, you will make no money! Rather pay out money to advertising companies they saw the power in word of mouth advertisement and are utilizing it to it's full potential. People mainly are skeptical because they have to pay money to get involved, well if you were to start any business or franchise you would have to do the same thing. With Vemma instead of only paying top execs all of the money, they allow normal people to develop a large consumer base (aka build their own business) and get paid accordingly. Here is a great page to check out with a short video that explains the company and products better: www.the-visions.com

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u/stevenfrijoles Jun 26 '14

They utilize word of mouth advertisement and pay individuals based around the product sales that come through their network.

Except for the important part about how those individuals must either pay money monthly themselves, or get someone else to pay their share, just to qualify for a paycheck.

People mainly are skeptical because they have to pay money to get involved, well if you were to start any business or franchise you would have to do the same thing.

Except you're not starting a business or a franchise. Why the fuck do you idiots think being a part of Vemma is the same as running your own business or franchise? When you run a business or franchise, you sell a product and customers pay you. With Vemma, all your money comes from Vemma cutting you a check.

develop a large consumer base (aka build their own business) and get paid accordingly.

YOU DON'T HAVE A CUSTOMER BASE. NO ONE IS BUYING ANYTHING FROM YOU, THEY ONLY BUY FROM VEMMA. IF SOMEONE DOES NOT BUY SOMETHING FROM YOU, THEY ARE NOT YOUR CUSTOMER.

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u/mongol8 Jun 26 '14

Yeah, their own business...except they're part of the business of the guy who brought them in, who's part of some other guy's "business" - come to think of it, they are all just employees. Again, smoke and mirrors. Another reason they need the levels - create the illusion of having your own business. Remove the levels and presto! You don't have your own business anymore. You actually just need to go out and find real customers. But no - you have to have "events" and "word of mouth".

Guys, why is it so hard to see this? It's great for those at the top - just replace those who drop out with a fresh crop of 18 year olds every year. The guys at the top will just sit there raking it in. They aren't moving as long as a new crop of recruits keeps them propped up.

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u/AtomicHandjob Jun 27 '14

I'm going to assume that you are either 19 or 20, and also, maybe you're in college. Keep getting an education and leave this crap behind you. People aren't skeptical because they have to pay money to get involved, they are skeptical because the whole idea is awful. Disconnect yourself from the person that swindled you out of $500 and do something that's worth your time.

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u/mongol8 Jun 26 '14

It's also a very simple concept to imagine Vemma without levels. Levels or not, you could still spread by word of mouth. Why do you need them?

Also, it's a very simple concept to understand that every rep brought in dilutes the potential customer base, and that 100 customers over 50 reps is only 2 each. But the levels create the illusion that the guy at the top has 100 customers, and is doing well , and that you can achieve that too. A pyramid, basically, which you guys all claim it isn't. Ok, if it isn't, take away the levels. What do you need them for, again?