iCommerce

**Hockey4Life** · 07-07-2008 01:30 PM

I met with a friend of mine today, he's not too close to me though. He's about 6 years older than me and got in this business a year ago. He knows I'm always online with some business or something going on so he wanted to talk with me about this thing he got into.

Today he broke out this brochure and on it was a company with the logo "iCommerce". He also had a folder with the words "Leadership Team Development" on it. We only went over it for about 15 minutes but he said it's similar to Amway and Quickstar.

Does anybody know anything about this company? He told me he's planning on quitting his job within the next year or so and work solely with this company for only about 20 hours per week.

I'm kind of afraid that this might be some sort of pyramid scheme. As far as I know, he's a pretty honest guy and has always been good to me. Though, I'm not sure if he'd bring me in just to make some money off me? What do you think? Anybody ever hear of this company?

**cdeneire** · 07-07-2008 01:59 PM

Typical MLM, unless he has been in this business for awhile I wouldn't recommend switching towards it from his day job. It's something where you will need to know a lot of people as well as be good in sales, personally I think MLM's are not the way to go only because of the lack of success (especially if the product is garbage). I would much more recommend owning your own MLM.
Your customers are your employee's.

**Hockey4Life** · 07-07-2008 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by cdeneire

Typical MLM, unless he has been in this business for awhile I wouldn't recommend switching towards it from his day job. It's something where you will need to know a lot of people as well as be good in sales, personally I think MLM's are not the way to go only because of the lack of success (especially if the product is garbage). I would much more recommend owning your own MLM.
Your customers are your employee's.

Yeah but it's not really a single product. Somehow they are partners with Circuit City, Pac Sun, and more big companies, I don't know exactly which way they are partnered though.