Believe - A Hilarious Movie About Network Marketing


Lisa Steptoe of Ellicott City, MD sent this amusing story about her 12 YEARS in the business and one of her more unique convention experiences:

My husband and I got in "The Business" back in 1991 and because my husband was really excited, I was a "supportive wife." We drove to our first function 4 days after signing up with our upline. My concern, of course, was where we were going to stay. No worries, we were told.

Everything is taken care of. We arrive at the hotel and, to my surprise, we were sharing a room (2 double beds) with 2 other couples and 2 babies under the age of 2. I immediately had a diva fit and sat in the corner until it was time to leave for the convention center.

At the convention center, it was complete pandemonium with everyone jumping up and down, spraying breath spray in the air and acting possessed.


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Believe is a comedy, satire, mockumentary movie about network marketing similar to Christopher Guest films like Waiting for Guffman, Best In Show and A Mighty Wind. Network-marketing is sometimes referred to as multi-level-marketing (multi-level marketing or MLM), private franchising, direct sales organization, pyramid scheme, get rich quick scheme, ponzi scheme, or home base business. Some companies, illegal pyramid or otherwise, recognized as network marketing type businesses are Amway, NuSkin, Xango, Noni, Usana, Herbalife, Pre-Paid Legal, ACN, Avon, and Mary Kay.