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I took a quick look at the webpage for Onfocoin, and my eyebrowns went up.
"Earn Onfo by inviting your friends to use your unique referral code when they sign up. Invite lots of people and your balance will grow without spending a penny."
Sound familiar to anyone else?
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When I read that in the beginning of the case, my arms truly did do that amazing tingling thing they do, when surprised. First thoughts, were "Is he Mormon?". I didn't know at that time, but certainly, living in MO, a spiritual Mormon center, made me wonder. Did find out he was Mormon relatively quickly.
I did think about how soooo many MLM's are owned by Mormons, how Utah is the MLM capital of the world, and how there might be many disgruntled people "out there", in the MLM world. Think "Luluroe".
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10 reasons Mormons dominate multi-level marketing companies
Utah leads the nation in multi-level marketing companies per capita, and many Mormons are heavily involved in MLM culture. Guest blogger Mette Harrison explores 10 reasons why.
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Expert explains why Mormon women embrace multi-level marketing
Deborah Whitehead, associate professor of religious studies, explores connections between entrepreneurship, gender and religion among Mormons.