By Dan Mitchell, MLM Blog Correspondent
USANA publishes an average earnings chart for distributors to use for recruiting purposes. You can read the report here.
Here's what The Fraud Files Blog has to say: "The Average Earnings Chart is a very misleading illustration that was developed in collaboration with a group of USANA’s distributors that have made millions of dollars recruiting new distributors into the opportunity. This special group of distributors are privy to insider company information that shareholders and other fellow distributors do not have access to. This in itself may be a SEC violation.
The Average Earnings Chart for 2008 misleads prospective entrepreneurs by only displaying Average Earnings calculated from the top 5% of those who received a commission check for the year. This is extremely misleading because roughly 94% of distributors that are represented in the chart are either Sharers or Believers (Bottom of the totem pole). However, the chart’s Average Weekly Earnings for Sharers and Believers represents only about 5% of them. Why is that? Because only about 5% of Sharers and Believers made at least 16 commission checks throughout the year. This is a significant number of distributors left out of the average earnings calculation!"
Check out the whole article and let us know what you think. It seems a bit fishy.
Source: The Fraud Files Blog
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