MLM Pinocchio – 5 Signs if Your Sponsor is One of Them

  Written by Carlos Anastacio on Feb 10, 2010 6:05 pm

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Before we get into mentioning MLM’s let me first remind you about who Pinocchio was in case you have not seen the Disney movie in decades.  Pinocchio was a puppet that came to life and had a cricket friend named Jiminy Cricket trying to help him out.  Pinocchio is a character that is naïve and gullible so he was easily persuaded by a sly fox and manipulative cat.  What they wanted him for was everything but fun but they had Pinocchio believing everything wonderful they said.  Pinocchio was intently listening and believing things that many people would question and think were too good to be true.  However, there are smart educated people out there today that end up acting like Pinocchio believing everything they are told.  Below are 5 signs that could suggest that your sponsor is a MLM Pinocchio.

1.)    Most MLM Pinocchio’s will promise more money than you know is possible.  You should question how they come up with their income promises and never feel silly questioning your gut instincts when it comes to the sponsors.  As we all know our gut instincts are sometimes our best form of making smart business decisions when we cannot see the numerical proof on paper.

2.)    Does the MLM sponsor have money?  Sponsors can be very profitable so when there is not proof of substantial income to show what they have done monetarily, you could have a red flag waving in your face.

3.)    It’s not always a definite sign that the sponsor is a MLM Pinocchio but many times how long they’ve been in business can be a tell-tale sign.  You will not want to use the newest one on the web because there is not proof of what they are promising you will work.  In addition, if they’ve been basically taking money from people like you and not following through there’s a chance they are not still in this line of work.

4.)    Not giving enough support can surely be a bad sign.  The MLM Pinocchio may tell you that they will give great support but if you’ve experienced unacceptable support, you’ve probably run into a MLM Pinocchio.  A sponsor should want a business to succeed and be available for help.

5.)    When you start dreaming about Pinocchio at night and day dreaming about being as smart as Jiminy Cricket you’ve probably figured it out for yourself but have not wanted to admit it to yourself just yet.

Carlos Anastacio http://www.ReaLincomePotential.com

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