Comments on: Efusjon Class Action Lawsuit

By: OregonJoe

OregonJoe — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 00:20:13 +0000

Efusion is going down fast. They just laid of the majority of their employees at their corporate office in Bend, Oregon, leaving only managerial staff.

By: Bob Firestone

Bob Firestone — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 22:53:33 +0000

@Matt I totally agree that situations like this cast a shadow on the entire profession of MLM.
Company culture flows from the top down, not bottom up. The 110% hype recruit, recruit, recruit message that the individual distributors come to market with start at the top. Monkey see, monkey do.

By: Matthew Szantyr

Matthew Szantyr — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 13:47:33 +0000

Unfortunately it is this exact situation which gives MLM it’s less than desirable reputation. The actions of the distributors reflect on the opportunity and on the entire industry.

Another interesting point mentioned above is that most distributors focus exclusively on recruiting. What ever happened to marketing products in this industry?

For me… opportunities that require their distributors to be their customers encourage this “recruiter only” mindset. I think the focus should be on regulating the distributor who demonstrates unethical behavior versus punishing the parent company.

Lets face it…regardless of the structure some will take advantage of it.

By: Frank Thomas

Frank Thomas — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 22:21:06 +0000

Efusion is rather typical of most MLM hype.
The illusion is always far greater than the reality. Like winning
BMW’s as rewards. Reality is car awards are only temporary usage of a leased car done on the awardees credit if they have any.

Millionaires and 7 figure income claims are a dime a dozen.
SHOW MY THE MONEY. LET US SEE THE SCHEDULE C’S