It is fact, she does owe 180k and it is publically available information. It was discussed in detail where that information comes from and where you can find it yourself.
It's companies house, you can look up the information yourself, and the information for all the bots, they are all on there. Including the bot whose company is insolvent but is still telling everyone she is making bank. That one owes a tax bill of I think it is 120k but is only on the hook for about 55k of it as she is responsible for that as she owed that money but the rest will die with the death of the company.
The top bots are the industry in my opinion, if it wasn't for their greed in earning as much money as they can and employing whatever method they desire to make that money.
Rex and friends are the owners, but they aren't the ones who draw people in to the scheme, they don't need to, they have plenty of people to do that for them. They just sit at the top and make all the money.
We've written to MP's, some people in the anti-mlm world have gone further, blogs, facebook pages, TV appearances, putting so much effort into everything anti-MLM.
I personally assign a lot of the Forever Living's decline in the UK to those people they have, and continue to, work their tits off.
You obviously don't agree, we all have different opinions, but we cannot eradicate the companies or change the law in the short or even medium term. MLM's are going to stay legal, and the only thing we can realistically do is bring awareness to how they operate and the lies they tell to stop more victims being involved.
I've stopped a grand total of one person joining an MLM, I cried and I am really proud of that.
My personal goal is to double that.
The truth is the MLM's themselves are untouchable, they may turn a blind eye to what their bots get up to, i've reported bots and nothings happened, others have too. They may encourage their bots to behave a certain way, I don't know. Hopefully the time will come when the law will change but that won't be short term, and is unlikely to be medium term either.
The only realistic thing we can do is to target the potential bots by giving them a realistic view of what being a bot is like, and how the top bots who are showing them a certain lifestyle and how that is achievable are not being honest.
Yup, we got too gossipy and we were wrong about the car, that doesn't change the fact that Yawn is taking money off people who can't afford it while knowing all about the 99.7% figure in the study in the OP.
I will continue to carry on and hopefully i'll either be responsible for another bot not joining an MLM or be partly responsible.
My personal instincts tell me to message Norfolk Bot and tell her she's been had, I look at her facebook and see her getting no interest at all in her business, knowing she is losing money, knowing she will be losing more the longer she stays in. I can't do that, she won't listen. It makes me so sad and angry that she got ripped off and thought she was going to have an income and a dream that was impossible and Yawn knew that at the time she was urging her to sign up.