Why Reddit and TikTok are hating on MLM 'huns'
as stupid or selfish for getting involved. Mary Wrenn, a senior lecturer of economics at the University of the West of England, and the author of an upcoming paper on MLMs, explained that calling out sellers can be cathartic for the anti-MLM crowd.
But behind the surface-level critiques, Wrenn said that the"manipulation and opportunism that distributors are encouraged to use in order to sell and recruit" is what causes a lot of anger. For example, sellers might invite people to a party and"surprise — it's an MLM demo!" Or sellers may pitch products inappropriately, such as in response to someone asking for medical advice on social media.
MLM companies largely appeal to those who are disconnected and looking for a way to get on solid financial footing Meg Conley, who researches and writes about power, money, and the home, told me that MLM companies largely appeal to those who are disconnected and looking for a way to get on solid financial footing — in particular, they target caregivers like stay-at-home parents or people looking after elderly loved ones. In 2021, AARP estimated that caregivers provide
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Why Is TikTok Obsessed With ’90s Catwalks Right Now?On Instagram and TikTok, archival footage of models strutting their stuff have grown popular—serving as powerful examples that the catwalk is a unique and under-appreciated art form.
Les mer »
Divisive TikTok Trend ‘WaterTok’: Why Some Experts Warn Against It And Others Encourage ItA new TikTok trend known as “Watertok” has made a splash in recent weeks — as users experiment with flavored water “cocktails” — but the trend has raised many questions.
Les mer »
Divisive TikTok Trend ‘WaterTok’: Why Some Experts Warn Against It And Others Encourage ItTikTokers create water “cocktails” using syrups and powdered flavorings to create drinks like unicorn water, wedding cake water and piña colada water.
Les mer »
Why melanoma is so deadly for men, and why it doesn’t have to beMen are much more likely to get skin cancer — and to die from it — than women. Here’s what makes men so vulnerable to melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer.
Les mer »
Volunteers speak on why they serve and why more people don'tEvery day, people in the U.S. donate their time, skills and energy to their communities by volunteering with nonprofit organizations. The Associated Press interviewed five volunteers who shared what motivated them to get involved and reflected on why they think more people don’t give their time. Recently released data from the U.S. Census and AmeriCorps showed that volunteer participation fell 7 percentage points between 2019 and 2021, part of a long trend in declining volunteerism.
Les mer »
Sam Haysom's Reddit Short Story Purgatory Games to Be Adapted for FilmPurgatory Games, the viral short story from the NoSleep subreddit is coming to the big screen.
Les mer »