This is interesting. zichmich is trying to convince us that some MLM programs are not scams. And the mods are letting it through. So let’s dissect this…
In all of these programs they get you to pay money upfront for “something” that they claim you need. Often this “something” is something that they will say you use already in some way. Such as water. The Kangen water people will try to convince you that not only is Kangen water much healthier than regular water, and that regular water is very unhealthy for you, but they will tell you that you spend thousands of dollars per year on bottled water anyway so why not spend $2000 upfront and you will save lot’s of money in the long run. (Then they tell you that you will actually make that $2k back).
Same here, Ambit tells you that you use energy anyway, so you aren’t paying any more than you would have. And of course, their energy is better for whatever reason. And you will make money.
The question is, is Ambit energy really any better or cheaper? What is the catch? (I don’t know enough about this program to give answers here, maybe popa can help us out)
In terms of Kangen water… Are you really spending thousands of dollars per year on bottled water (or can you just spend $50 for a good filter for your sink)? Is regular filtered tap water really that unhealthy as they say? Does Kangen water really make you any healthier just because it is “ionized”? The answer to these questions is probably really a resounding “no”. But they will bring you all kinds of “proofs” that they are correct and since you are not a doctor you will take their word for it. When your doctor tells you that they are wrong, they will give you a whole conspiracy theory that doctors and the medical/pharmaceutical business just don’t believe in it because it will take away there business.