Yep. So there should be.
Well I just think that if the intention is to genuinely raise awareness and discuss the issue in a way that doesn't draw an Intellectually superior vs intellectually inferior line of comparison, it will come across as more genuine, make others think, make those who have been drawn in by these scams less defensive and better expose the greedy A holes who are ultimately at the top of the triangle.
From what I saw of the documentary and frankly what I see on instagram etc, whilst you could sympathise and excuse some hard up SM for being drawn in and trying her luck, a lot of these MLM's are pushed by women who are in decidedly better circumstances with degrees, supportive partners, assets etc.
I don't think there's such a thing as being unscammable. I just believe it's an interaction of the wrong thing at the right time plus personality factors.
I remember when the whole "Mumpreneur" term was coined in the 90s and I was constantly reading stuff about great businesses and inventions women were developing at their kitchen tables on shoe string budgets, or internet focused businesses built around their interests. The business awards they were receiving, how they were expanding their great baby inspired businesses, oh and they still had time to play with little baby Ethan etc etc...
Spiel usually went something like: Samantha Jones used to work as [insert well paid corporate position] in [some city somewhere] Then she discovered she was pregnant and had an epiphany of developing a new business based on X strategy to combat Y problem. It worked!! Husband is so proud. Baby is thriving. Samantha sells this strategy to other women it only costs a few quid (a sizable amount) to join. Go to XYZ website...oh do not question whether any of the women involved have actually seen their money's worth or whether it actually solves Y problem. Do not ask how much money they are really not making
It took me a while to work out most of them were making nothing from those businesses (and the vast majority disappeared). In the age of (relatively new) internet marketing a slick glossy professional looking pitch seemed authentic to me.
I haven't read every single post, but I do think the merchandising of these MLMs seem to target people who are gregarious and socially outgoing with loads of friends they can sell to and enjoy using facebook etc. I'm pretty impervious to those since I love my privacy, am an introvert and stick to instagram, (where I rarely post) Quora or MN. I would be mortified trying to sell things to others.
But fake "I will show you how to make £2000 bullshit pounds a month while you sleep from following my amazing business strategy, I work from Cocobana beach and all I need is my laptop, you could be here too.. just sign up here it only costs £199 a week to make £0.09" .....I do have to have a blanket 'don't even go there in my head' to avoid.