“Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. Forever makes no guarantees on income or success. Your success depends on your effort, commitment, skill, and leadership abilities, and how effectively you exercise those qualities. Please see Forever's Annual Income Disclosure Statement at foreverliving.com/income for more information”.
This is the income disclosure Mrs Boring Name has started using after the FGR. To my mind the disclaimer should be much clearer about the chances of success within the disclaimer (not hidden a few clicks away) and should not name the reasons for not succeeding as being down to the individual. As long as the disclaimer is not specific about the typical success and outcome then Mrs BN can continue to say what she does in the quotes below. (Both posts have the disclaimer). The disclaimer should be more like this:
“Disclaimer: results may vary. 89.9% of those participating in Forever Living do not earn income through their participation in this multilevel marketing scheme. Research show that 99.6% of participants in multilevel marketing schemes do not make any income from their participation once their costs are factored in.”
Anyway Mrs BN obviously thinks that popping the disclaimer on her post cancels out anything she claims or implies. This is today’s output:
“Do you receive an annual bonus? Is it uncapped?
Is it delivered like this? This family just picked up the largest cheque in the world, then got to press the big red button to deliver texts to 600 people telling them what they'd got!”
and:
“There are people earning average annual salaries on a monthly basis, there are people receiving annual bonus cheques which far exceed average lifetime earnings. Of course these are the elite at the top, but guess what, ANYONE can choose to be one of those elite. You don't need qualifications, you don't need an impressive CV, noboby decides how much you're going to earn, nobody decides if you're going to be thrown on the scrap heap; it's all down to you. Where else is that the case?
This is a residual income, where the investment is your time. A pension you have to pay huge sums of money into for not a great deal back; imagine paying in time and getting paid on that time from several different countries, over and over and over again and be still be able to will it to your loved ones.
Thousands of people join Forever believing it to be a get rich quick option, fanny around with it and achieve three fifths of five eighths of bugger all BUT that's a them problem not a Forever problem. I have met more people than I can recall over the past week who have been paid month in, month out for decades and been on upwards of 20 fully paid for trips. I'm here to tell you, it's is hard work, it can be frustrating and disappointing but the rewards are out of this world for those who don't fall at the first hurdle, for those who are willing, hungry and coachable and want to build a remarkable future for themselves and generations to come!”