LIFE TREE WORLD - GET PAID TO SHOP

[LifeTreeWorld86]

Do you spend £160-£200 a month on shopping such as food,toiletries,household goods?

I am part of an MLM which pays us to do our shopping on their website buying the exact same brands as the supermarkets!
Small joining fee/ licence
4 different ways to earn
No selling AT ALL. Ask me how you too can earn...realistic bonuses of £750 a month + after a few weeks.

It's a no brainier really!!!

Email melwheatley@hotmail.com or message me for more info. I can message you an introduction video which explains the opportunity in detail and can answer any questions you have

 

[katykicker]

Hello [member=3635]LifeTreeWorld86[/member] - were you also [member=3052]lifetreeworld[/member] ?!

I spend more than £200 a month, does that mean I am excluded?

What is the fee/licence please? What are the four different ways to earn?

If there is no selling then what do you call what you're doing trying to get people to sign up for member/licence fees/whatever it is called.

Can you provide proof of your £750+ earnings? How many weeks did it take you to earn £750+ a month?

I've asked you here, rather than emailing, as we like transparency on the shed, rather than just a generic sales pitch, and I'm sure others will be interested too.

 

[LifeTreeWorld86]

Hi Katie,

No, I wasn't LifeTreeWorld - I tried that username first and it was already gone. Spending more than £200 a month doesn't exclude you. You can spend as much as you want!

The sign up fee is £35 which gives you access to LTW's online shop, your own back office system and their support network to grow your business. And yes, I have proof of £750 earnings. It took about 7 weeks

LTW is a MLM company with a difference. Think of Avon - you pay a fee to become an agent of the company. You buy goods from Avon as an agent, which you then sell onto your customers. And to increase your earnings you build a team of other agents under you and become a TL.

With LTW, you pay the fee to become an agent of the company. You then buy goods from LTW (normal branded food/non-food items like you'd buy from Tesco or Asda - you're just changing who you buy them from). But your only customer is YOU. You don't sell them on, you just buy what you normally would from a new supplier.

Because LTW buys products from manufacturers and sells directly to it's agents, the profit margin is huge - there are no distributors, wholesalers or retail outfits taking a cut of the profits. They have no advertising to pay as they use the power of MLM to advertise the company and pay their agents bonuses for doing so rather than running corporate advertising campaigns.

Like Avon and other MLM's, you then build your team under you and get bonuses. The earning potential is truly amazing. The first level bonus is £200 (so essentially making your shopping with them completely free) and is achieved when you've introduced 6 people to your team. Very doable within a week or two through the power of social media! The next level is a £750 bonus, when each of your three direct team members each has their own team of 6. And so on.

LTW is the fastest growing MLM company in the UK at the moment and planning to go global this year. It's the best decision I've made financially.

Thanks for your interest Katy

If anyone would like more details or has any questions, please let me know!

 

[katykicker]

What is a back office system? Also, if you're not selling anything then how can you have a business?

Can you provide proof of your earnings then? For example, when someone disbelieved me that I had made $4,000 from Clixsense I posted a screenshot of my earnings. This was a clear way to prove that I was trustworthy and has worked wonders for me in the last few months as people know I am speaking the truth.

So do you have to buy bulk items? Also, what are the brands? Can I find out the prices before paying the sign up fee?

How many members do you have in your team?

As every single MLM here seems to believe they are the fastest growing do you have any third party proof of this?

Thanks for the prompt reply.

 

[rrobson]

I've done a little research on this and have some concerns that perhaps you could allay. Can you tell me if I'm understanding this correctly?

LTW definitely appears to be a new twist on the standard MLM model. It seems that the selling of any actual products to anyone else is entirely removed. To me, having a good product to sell is the thing that distinguishes a good MLM business from those that too closely resemble some kind of tetrahedral monument, but there is a different aspect to this one.

The key feature - the sole thing that makes it legitimate and legal - is some kind of cashback arrangement on grocery shopping. A bit like Quidco, but restricted to a single retailer. We all use Quidco and occasionally benefit from referrals, no problem with that.

From what I've read, the prices of the groceries are a little cheaper than supermarkets on some products, but significantly higher on others.

The range is limited and in order to benefit fully from the "passive income" feature, you have to be doing £200 of your own shopping every month through the site.

Question 1: If you're hitting your £200 target, how does the total price compare with supermarkets? I've seen examples of individual products, but how does the whole basket compare? If you'd like to give us your last £200 shopping list, I'll run it through tesco.com and see how it fares.

The other aspect is the classic Egyptian-tomb-shaped "team" you can build up. This seems to happen in two ways:

Direct recruitment, like our new friend is doing in this thread, which gives you the bonuses mentioned when you grow to a certain size.

Question 2: I assume this is a one-off for hitting 6 people, and you won't be getting £750 every month?

Once I've alienated all my Facebook friends, I can see this drying up pretty quickly. Then the people I recruited will get disillusioned, because they'll be trying to market to all of our mutual friends, who are already sick of my spam.

Nil desperandum! There's also the passive minions that they might give you. They say they'll build up your team without having to bother people. This bit sounds fantastic. They'll give me 2 people. Then give 2 to each of them, maening I have 6 under me, and so on down 10 levels, giving me a maximum of 2046* when it's all full.

Question 3: Is there a set schedule for filling up my levels, or is it just as and when they feel like it?

The problem here is the typical issue with such schemes, surely you'll run out of people. Assuming I'm not one of the earliest sign ups, it must require an inordinate number of people to fill my structure. If I'm coming in as a level 10 minion for someone else, filling the tenth level for everyone at my level will require a million people. Filling the tenth level of my tenth level minions will take a billion. This doesn't seem sustainable.

It looks a lot to me like you have to rely on being one of the early ones in to make anything worthwhile of this.

Question 4: What makes you think this is sustainable in the long term?




*Level n has 2^n people, giving a total of 2^(n+1)-2 in the whole trapezoid.

 

[Chammy]

[member=3635]LifeTreeWorld86[/member] I've split your original post away from the recruitment section as it is becoming a conversation - which isn't allowed on the recruitment post

If you want to go back to the thread and create a new add then please feel free.

 

[LifeTreeWorld86]

Chammy I think my last post has gone on the other thread - I was already typing sorry so didn't see the split until I posted

 

[LifeTreeWorld86]

Copied and pasted from the Ad thread:

Hi rrobson,

Firstly the prices - you're right in that they vary in value compared to supermarkets. Some are cheaper, some more expensive (although I've not personally seen any significantly more expensive - just like the standard variation between supermarkets if you see what I mean). As a general rule, expect roughly around the RRP. But it's important to remember that this is not about 'cheap' shopping - LTW sell their products to make a profit, and the profit is what's shared in bonuses.

You need to personally generate 100 PV points in a month by doing your shopping (profit value) - which means you've earned LTW £100 in profit. Each item has a price and a PV - so a tube of Colgate might be £1.20 to buy and 0.65 in PV.

The cheapest way to hit 100PV in your first month (until your bonuses are covering your shopping when most people then become a bit more choosy) is to buy a hamper which is £165. There's a range of them available - household/food staple/Asian foods/beauty. I priced one up and it would have cost £150ish to buy in Asda individually.

The bonuses aren't one offs, they're paid every month your team hit their PV. You only ever have three direct reports under you.

So as an example for the £200 bonus - I need my team to buy 700PV worth of shopping in a calendar month. I will do 100PV myself. I have Jim, Jack and Jill under me, and they each have two people under them so far. If 600PV is achieved between the 9 people in my downline, I get £200. Not everyone in your downline will do a 100PV shop every month (although some do more) but the bigger the team, the more of a buffer you have for those that don't if that makes sense?
The £750 bonus is the next stage, when each of your 3 direct team members have their own team of 6 - 21 people below you in total doing their 100PV.

With your team building, you will get your upline adding to your downline but there's no set schedule. Some days as a company we have 100 new people sign up. Some days it's 20. Anyone in my upline that adds someone below me I see as a bonus - but I don't rely on it and I build my own team.

So far, the company has around 9000 agents and has been going for just over a year. Technically I suppose the UK could run out of people but it would take a while! It's still early 'enough' to get in at a ground level where there are plenty of people left to join.

Like any MLM company, you get high flyers - those that spend 80 hours a week constantly marketing and driving and recruiting and getting to the top levels with teams of a few hundred, earning £10k a month (I think LTW currently has about 5 of those). It's not for me. I want a life as well! You also get those that join, lose interest when it doesn't happen overnight for them and drop out or just stop shopping. There is no absolute guarantee - there never is with a MLM company, you'll get out what you put in.

In terms of sustainability - who knows. The model is working well for the company, they're earning a great deal of profit and making a lot of agents very well off as they go. I can't see it going anywhere, it's too profitable for all concerned.

 

[rrobson]

Thanks for the quick and thorough response. It's confirmed what I was thinking, so at this point I'll be saying good luck with it and I'm out.

It looks like you're in early enough to make a reasonable profit off the people who join after you, but the model seems to depend on continued expansion. When that dries up, it'll most likely crumble.

With 9000 people currently in, I'd estimate this is no more than 5 levels from saturation, that would mean about 300,000 people involved which seems a generous estimate of the number of people likely to go for it.

At that point, the last people in pay their sign up fee, buy their overpriced hamper and struggle to recruit any more people. They realise they're not making the profits they were promised (due to lack of continued expansion), so they stop buying through the site. They give up hopefully less than £100 down (part of which is your profit). Then the next level up can't hit their targets because their downline has all given up and so on up the pyramid. People at the top have a good chunk of money, courtesy of the people at the bottom.

Without even the illusion of a product to sell, this is all just about funneling money up the line. I think this scheme walks very close to the line legally and even closer morally.

 

[Queen]

I think I will stick to Tesco

 

[Chammy]

Oh dear!

 

[Jon]

Any comments [member=3635]LifeTreeWorld86[/member]

 

[katykicker]

I just couldn't sink my teeth into this 'op'.

 

[doritqueenofspinach]

I've signed up and paid the joining fee.. do you really think we can make a full time income from this? I do have a job but when home want to focus on this.

 

[Jon]

I've signed up and paid the joining fee.. do you really think we can make a full time income from this? I do have a job but when home want to focus on this.

No

 

[EsElleK]

Waiting on a refunds... anyone fancy some tinned spinach and 5l of oil while I wait? http://www.esellek.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/East-End-Medyna-Oil.png

 

[EsElleK]

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[Jon]

yikes, I hope no one here has wasted their money joining up to them

 

[Jon]

Re: NO SELLING INVOLVED

[member=3841]Kerry Rayward[/member]

Either post in the open on this thread what your opportunity actually is or I Will just delete this thread (and probably your account!)

 

[rrobson]

Re: NO SELLING INVOLVED

A fantastic opportunity to work from home with an amazing team in a rapidly growing company with no selling involved and no further details?

Where do I sign?