The Most Disturbing MLM Recruitment Tactic I’ve Ever Seen | MLM Disaster #5 скачать в хорошем качестве

The Most Disturbing MLM Recruitment Tactic I’ve Ever Seen | MLM Disaster #5

In today’s video, I’m reacting to one of the most disturbing MLM recruitment posts I’ve ever seen — because it doesn’t just promote a “business opportunity”… it uses God, scripture-like language, and spiritual warfare terminology to pressure people into joining. This kind of content is becoming more common in MLM culture, and it’s incredibly harmful. It twists biblical concepts like obedience, stewardship, discipline, and calling into a sales tactic — and often makes people feel like questioning the opportunity is “lack of faith” or “disobedience.” We’re going to break down why this messaging is manipulative, why faith communities are often targeted, and why using religion to recruit for profit crosses a serious ethical line. If you’ve ever been approached with “God put you on my heart” or “this is kingdom work” right before a sales pitch… this video is for you. 💬 Let me know in the comments: Have you seen MLM reps use religion to recruit? #antimlm #antiscam #mlm #pyramidscheme The MLM Disasters is a series I created where I debunk strange and false things MLM representatives post of their social media accounts. You have a better chance at spotting the elusive Bigfoot than you do making money in an MLM business opportunity, babe. 🦋 🌞 CONNECT WITH ME 💬 TikTok:   / notyouruplineheather   SEND ME ANTI MLM CONTENT or BUSINESS INQUIRIES 📧 notyouruplineheather@gmail.com SOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO 📄 https://www.arbonne.com/us/en/earning... https://www.arbonne.com/us/en/earning... https://library.youngliving.com/en/us... FAIR USE DISCLAIMER 📣 Everything you’re about to hear is my personal opinion — shocking, I know. Any clips or images shown belong to their rightful owners and are used strictly for commentary, criticism, and educational smack-downs under Fair Use (Section 107). I’m not claiming their stuff as mine, I’m just using it to make a point. No copyright infringement is intended… but a little ridicule of shady business practices absolutely is.