[nabentre] Illegal Pyramids and Myth Busting

Daniel Perry karate at centurylink.net
Mon Feb 19 12:13:17 UTC 2018 

Hi there Mary, no I haven't considered that because I haven't got a 
refreshable braille display, nor the funds with which to purchase one at 
this point. How would I even go about getting a job with braille 
proofreading

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From: "Mary Donahue via nabentre" <nabentre at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2018 4:32 AM
To: "'NAB Entrepreneurs Mailing List'" <nabentre at nfbnet.org>
Cc: "Mary Donahue" <braille at satx.rr.com>
Subject: Re: [nabentre] Illegal Pyramids and Myth Busting

> Good morning everyone,
>
> That Braille Edge spoken about will help me do my job better when I 
> telecommute from home. By the way, have you considered Braille 
> proofreading? I am doing that from home two times a weekend and on 
> inclement weather days with a copy holder over the phone, and the 
> telecommuting is wonderful! It rocks!
>
> Mary Donahue
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: nabentre [mailto:nabentre-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Peter 
> Donahue via nabentre
> Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2018 7:36 PM
> To: 'NAB Entrepreneurs Mailing List'
> Cc: Peter Donahue
> Subject: [nabentre] Illegal Pyramids and Myth Busting
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> Before anyone dismisses MLM as crap know that we just bought a $3000.00 
> Braille-Edge 40, and a $500.00 upgrade of Jaws for Windows with money 
> earned from our networking business praise God!The terms MLM and Network 
> Marketing are used interchangeably . Not all such businesses ar illegal 
> pyramids. To be considered illegal pyramids they must meet the following 
> criteria. They must:
>
> 1. Require those involved to buy a large amount of invintorry a process 
> called invintorry loading.
> 2. Head hunting is the practice of paying network members for the act of 
> recruiting others that become network members.
> 3. No one makes money until products or services are sold to non-network 
> members; customers. The company must require network members  to sell 
> products or services to those outside the network, to avoid being 
> classified as an illegal pyramid.  The failure of a company to require 
> network participants to do this classifies it as an illegal pyramid.
>
> Any company that engages in any or all of the three activities listed 
> above is an illegal pyramid. We would never urge anyone to become 
> associated with such an outfit. It's disgusting that well-known companies 
> in this field are still considered illegal pyramids when in fact they are 
> not. This misinformation only deprives blind entrepreneurs of credible and 
> reliable information about such opportunities. This behavior must stop!And 
> especially in light of the fact that in 1979 a blind individual became a 
> multi-million air through one of these businesses. He used some of his 
> earnings to start a counseling center for run-away teens. And all without 
> the benefit of the Internet, and support systems reputable networking 
> companies now have to support business activities. His networking business 
> gave him an opportunity others denied him due to his blindness. We also 
> know of blind persons in other countries that harnessed the power of 
> network marketing to fulfill their life-long dreams and to kick blindness 
> discrimination in the rear end. It troubles us that blind people in other 
> countries have embraced such opportunities. These countries do not have 
> the kind of services and other resources and programs for the blind that 
> we have here in the states. The fact that there is so much misinformation 
> and false beliefs among the blind concerning such opportunities as 
> busking, network marketing, and most recently crowdfunding it's no wonder 
> why we have such a high unemployment rate among the blind. The blind of 
> this nation should be a shamed of themselves for allowing this to 
> continue. In fact we heard that some of the Olympic Athletes you'll hear 
> about or watch on T.V. used the crowd to enable them to compete for a 
> chance at standing on the top step of the metal podium. If these 
> opportunities are good enough for them they can help increase employment 
> and the independence of the blind.
>
> Remember that the networking/MLM opportunity you bad mouthed below gave us 
> a way to buy our Braille-Edge 40 and to upgrade Jaws without crawling to 
> stinking rehab for it! That makes us feel real good and sleep well at 
> night! All the best.
>
> Peter Donahue
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: nabentre [mailto:nabentre-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Reece 
> O'Bryan via nabentre
> Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2018 5:07 PM
> To: NAB Entrepreneurs Mailing List
> Cc: Reece O'Bryan
> Subject: Re: [nab entre] ideas for work that blind people can successfully 
> do from home
>
> Amazon and eBay can definitely still work. Use the Amazon app and it’s 
> barcode scanner and go to your local flea market or Goodwill for some easy 
> money. Textbooks do great!
>
>
> Reece O'Bryan
> 502-827-3725
>
> ------Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On Feb 18, 2018, at 6:02 PM, Daniel Perry via nabentre 
>> <nabentre at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>>
>> hello everyone. My name is Daniel Perry, and I'm looking for some good
>> honest work that I can do from home. I'm not looking for any kind of mlm 
>> stuff, no amway crap, no sort of pyramid schemes but good honest work 
>> from home. I've tried sharing Scentsy, and that just ain't gonna earn me 
>> a living, excuse the bad grammar, but I like it enough to attempt it on 
>> the side since I've made just a little money with it. I've tried 
>> affiliate marketing and that did not work at all, and I've even tried 
>> selling on Amazon and Ebay and I've been told to avoid that at all costs 
>> since the profit margins are too low if I'm using drop shippers and 
>> wholesalers. In fact, I've changed my Amazon business account to a 
>> customer account, and I'm not at all sorry at all for doing so. So 
>> anything you guys can help me come up with would be considered honestly. 
>> Just like the rest of you, I just want to be gainfully employed or 
>> working from home, doing something that'll earn me a good living and 
>> isn't so sight oriented like Scentsy seems to be. Have a wonderful day to 
>> you all, and I look forward to hearing from all of my fellow 
>> federationists soon. And I should explain, the reason I'm wanting to work 
>> from home is because the way employers pay blind people is a sin and a 
>> shame if you can even get hired outside the house that is, and the only 
>> place I'd successfully be able to work at around here is a sheltered 
>> workshop called blueridge opportunities. And I definitely do not see 
>> myself working there the rest of my life I can asure you. So any sort of 
>> help you're able to give me along with resources to find the stuff would 
>> be greatly appreciated. Have a wonderful day to you all and I look 
>> forward to hearing from you soon.
>>
>> Sincerely, Daniel Perry
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