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Sick of MLM 'friends' and ridiculous claims?

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Evilstepmum01 · 22/11/2016 02:14

Yes, yes I know, theres been several threads about MLM and pyramid selling schemes on here. Never before have I seen claims about one of these companies 'helping woman who have been sexually abused? Hmm
Copied from now ex-friends FB:
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Is this just me who finds this claim to help abuse victims, in very bad taste? A bit.....desperate?

(prepared to be flamed for not knowing this company is well known for its charity work)

OP posts:
ICJump · 22/11/2016 02:57

I think that the foundation in Utah and it's unclear how much they actually donate

gottaloveascamhun · 22/11/2016 07:19

YANBU. See my username- younique is a scam and encourages cult like behaviour (see botwatch threads) it is almost impossible to make any money.

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