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  • djugashvili
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    118 posts since Jan '03
    • 09 Jan `08, 9:19PM

      learnt that the chairman of DSAS is WBG, how is this so?

      just an open question: if the company is doing well, are there any reasons they get sued by others? If so, what will it reflect about the company?

  • mrleech
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    97 posts since Feb '07
    • 09 Jan `08, 10:59PM

      DSAS is an association that self regulates their members.

      From member companies, they nominate their EXCO members.

      Before able to be accepted into DSAS, the MLM company will have to go through some "screening".

      As for the legal cases, I believe all companies, MLM or not, are liable if they do not conduct themselves properly or do monkey business.

  • djugashvili
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    118 posts since Jan '03
    • 12 Jan `08, 12:09AM

      does WBG hire employees? heard from a friend they do hire full time executives and even saw their ads.

  • mrleech
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    97 posts since Feb '07
    • 12 Jan `08, 12:42AM

      All mlms would need full-time staff. Back-end is just like any other company.

      Only difference is whether these staff can double up as their distributors or not.

  • djugashvili
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    118 posts since Jan '03
    • 12 Jan `08, 4:58AM

      I've heard alot of bad things about WBG and also a few friends turned me off with their ethics about asking me to join them.

      Just fishy when my friend was offered a position with them no doubt all MLM companies need full time staff though advised that job scope has nothing to do with direct selling.

  • the_fallen
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    1,217 posts since Aug '06
    • 12 Jan `08, 3:25PM
      Originally posted by djugashvili:
      I've heard alot of bad things about WBG and also a few friends turned me off with their ethics about asking me to join them.

      Just fishy when my friend was offered a position with them no doubt all MLM companies need full time staff though advised that job scope has nothing to do with direct selling.

      What happened?

      Care to elaborate?

      I'm curious to find out how they operate. Any takers who can intro me to this company perhaps?

      Maybe if you fren can help me out?

  • mrleech
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    97 posts since Feb '07
    • 12 Jan `08, 11:46PM

      The back end work is all the same like any company.

      Only thing is that you are dealing with business partners/customers. The end customers are also your business partners.

  • Gaominglong
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    7 posts since Mar '08
    • 31 Mar `08, 5:50PM

      Who needs introduction to WBG? haha.. can come find me :) my contact is gaominglong AT hotmail DOT com

      have been to amway, nuskin, herbalife, enyouth, belair, coslab and wbg :)

      For people who are more safe, go to those companies in DSAS... they are the "white" companies :)

      cheers..

  • thousandisland
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    440 posts since Dec '05
    • 02 Apr `08, 11:54PM

      hmmm apparently i've also been "offered" the job as a sales executive for WBG but god knows if they even do screen the applicants or just get sales people indiscriminately. selling $140 for a bar of facial soap, personally used it and it seems pretty worth the money.

      eventually rejected the offer and now looking at my choices again.

      minglong, care to share more abt wbg herE? so everyone can noe.

  • thousandisland
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    440 posts since Dec '05
    • 02 Apr `08, 11:55PM

      oh yah apparently the guy said the founder of wbg is the chairman of dsas and also awarded the retailing license or something.

      said used to be a mlm but now broke away from it and adopting the franchising model. how true, im skeptical.

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