Oh god. Buying a vibrator from a coworker.

It's right up there with the "WARNING: Some people who use this product report losing too much weight too quickly. If you find yourself losing more than 5 pounds a week talk to your doctor."

That's pretty insensitive considering the comment directly above you from a woman who's mother is losing her house. Sometimes people are desperate for anything that might work and don't see straight. And yes, some people are of "below average intelligence," and it sucks that you wish financial hardship upon them.

Well if you sell it, you often get a discount at first. In many o fthese schemes there's no real way they can "force" you to continue selling. So a lot of business savvy people sign up to sell to purchase the stuff at the discount or in the "kit" then may sell for awhile to see how far they can go with it, and drop…

ha,ha,very true.

Someone tried to recruit me for one of these pyramid schemes and I did recognize it and say no, however, they were very persuasive and I can see how someone desperate for extra money and less of a skeptic than me could fall for it.

One of my friends just started with Arbonne and is pressuring me to buy some makeup. I keep asking things like, "Have you checked this company out?" "What do you REALLY have to do to make money with them?" and tell her to be careful and not shell out any money that she hasn't already made with them. She, of course,…

well when life gives you lemons i will feel zero sympathy for you. jezzzzzzz!

Wait, surrogacy as in pregnancy? You can recruit for that? I don't know why, but that strikes me as so, so, so creepy.

My favorite is the one that says "You can choose to earn a couple hundred dollars a month or thousands." Why would anyone chose a couple of hundred, if thousands is an option?

The worst is when they put up job postings like they are a legit sales opportunity and you go to the interview and it turns out to be someone trying to get you to shill this shit. Ugh. It is THE WORST.