Posted by Colin Durkin on Nov 30, 2010 12:16 pm

Read More: Competition Act  |  direct selling  |  feri  |  Feri Mosh  |  GWT  |  Industry Canada  |  mlm  |  network marketing

Hello Everybody,

Just checking in.  I thought I would offer a link to a blog entry by the CEO of GWT Ramin Mesgarlou.  Unfortunately the industry of direct selling has been kicked around, but due to its effectiveness in creating wealth and financial freedom for the average person it has survived. 

A little bit of background as to why I'm writing this post.  Different words like scam and ponzi and fail get thrown around irresponsibly around the internet.  I will not lie the power of the internet is extremely vast but unfortunately the greatest power of the internet (no censorship) is also one of its biggest hinderances.  The fact that anyone can write anything they want on the web is great, where the problem lies is when it is uninformed and uneducated on the subject.  Often chat rooms and forums can become the equivalent of writing something on the public toilet wall (real thoughtful revelations there).  Loads of people don't even know the difference between a Ponzi and a Pyramid Scheme yet they talk about it like THEY are the authority and THEY know best when often they are struggling to make ends meet themselves.

Here is a link describing GWT and how it falls under MLM or Direct Selling guidelines as well as relatable information regarding pay plans and what would fall under the guidelines of the Competition Act in Canada.  So for other GWT distributors, you now have the information if someone tries to challenge you and if you want more due dilligence info let me know. 

Here is the link (this can be helpful info for whatever company you are promoting)

http://gwtfacts.com/

     

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