Yes Valerie,

Even a 2x matrix is tough to manage, I am actually in a 2x matrix that is lopsided because I think people want a free ride or something. It is a great way to leverage money to the top, but somewhat unfair for those working it. I guess there are some activity contingencies that would help this dilemma.but that makes building altogether.

There are alternatives.
Brad West
onomoney

Brad,

  I like the straight down strategy. One line building. With dynamic compression this is really great and helps newbies get going quick, but doesn't over reward non productive members.

Blessings

Valerie Clavin

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It is just amazing how fast a small number grows.

People need a different perception than just dollars on the bottom line.

Brad West ~ onomoney

Hey Brad,

Any thinking person realizes that a matrix has many faults. When you add manipulation to that formula then there is only one that really benefits.

Add free members into the mix then it really becomes "interesting".

The payouts promised whether it be 50%, 75% or 90% become moot when you consider the "roll ups". I wonder who benefits from that? Hmmmmmmm. So, does the 90% payout actually become only 40% or 50% and the rest goes to......

I'll leave that to your imagination.

Shalom,

Peter