I agree @cozietoesie i'm not a bot because I love to research things. I can happily sit for hours researching anything and I love learning.
My plan was to find a work from home opportunity because I was getting bored at home. I'd heard people say bad things about them but I couldn't work out how they could be bad. The numbers add up, you sell product at £100 and depending on the MLM you get to keep up to £50 of that. It's simple, and there is no way you can lose any money.
If i'd been approached by a friend or a new potential friend at the school gates, I would be on the other side of this discussion. I would likely not have a bot name as i'd be so low down and losing money, friends, and feeling like i'm shit.
Ex bots on here are intelligent women, they were victims, and it could have been any of us. It was nearly me. I went looking for one to join.
It's why all of the anti-mlm work that goes on is so important, it does save people. I was saved by Pink Truth, just reading the forum there. So many women who got burnt by Mary Kay and who have given an honest account of what it was like and how much money they lost, and everything.
All MLM's are basically the same so if you just read a blog that is centred mostly on one MLM, like Elle Beau and her Poonique work, it works for all MLM's.
Anti-mlm blogs do work and it's better that people will hopefully see them before they go looking or are approached. I was so very lucky that I like researching. The anti-mlm movement was in it's infancy in the UK, it's even better now with stuff being shared on facebook and appearing easily on google.