85% of Pre-Paid Legal Reps Quit Or Fail To Make A Single Sale

85% of Pre-Paid Legal Reps Quit Or Fail To Make A Single Sale

Posted on 08. Oct, 2009 by Dan Mitchell in Network Marketing News


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Pre-Paid Legal Services Inc. (PPD) (NYSE:PPD) third-quarter numbers reveal 85 percent of PPD's sales force quits or fails to make even one sale annually; 2 percent of the sales force makes 10 or more sales annually, reports Fraud Discovery Institute Inc. (FDI).

According to FDI co-founder Barry Minkow, "The 2009 third-quarter data released today by Pre-Paid Legal Services further confirm the analyses our expert Robert Fitzpatrick has presented over a two-year period - that of a pyramid selling scheme in ultimate decline."

Fitzpatrick observes the two key indicators, declining retail sales and a growing proportion of revenue sourced directly and only from salespeople (investors) - not retail customers - are prominent in third-quarter 2009 figures, as they have been in previous quarters.

For the last two years, these analyses of Pre-Paid Legal Services revealed and examined the driver of PPD's revenue, which has been affirmed as a deceptive "endless chain" business opportunity - not market-based product sales. Fitzpatrick affirmed PPD data as manifesting classic signs of pyramid collapse.

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One Response to “85% of Pre-Paid Legal Reps Quit Or Fail To Make A Single Sale”

  1. [...] It’s that almost no one else has earned any income to speak of. (See here for the latest such report with Pre-Paid Legal this time. Numbers are similar across major MLMs.) The companies know this. The big recruiters know [...]

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