Mentors on a Mission

What you will not hear a MLM marketer talk about or point out is the last person in their line because they are not making any money, you will also not hear too much about anything the newest trainee is doing due to the lack of business, thus nothing to point to or discuss.

This type of finger pointing is something done a regular basis by all MLM trainers and network marketers and is embraced to it's fullest by Mentors On A Mission.

Mentors On A Mission attempts to sell their network marketing technique by only pointing to the shining examples, people who are making money. Of course, this is only the minority of people, the remaining majority are of course not mentioned.

The rhetoric of Mentors On A Mission begins with what it is others do or do not do. An example, "through the use of focused conference calls, online resources, direct training, targeted and prospecting information, finding free leads specifically designed for your growth, we can help you grow your network marketing or small business into a sizable organization".

Take the time to compare this statement to the facts on their website, "Fact: A waste of your time and money is buying leads". If this is so, how will free leads possibly create an increase in business? No explanation is ever provided.

There is no detailed description of how the training will help you reach your goals by Mentors On A Mission, per the web site, "Great initial results are reported by Mentors On A Mission with the May 2005 launch of the new My Digital Marketing System©. Increases in sales by using the new automated system were experienced by both mentors and students. Within 30 days, this wonderful marketing system will start providing results to students and mentors".

Making "motivation" the product is the basic approach being used by Mentors On A Mission as well as several other companies. I often get calls and e-mails from people asking me to help them get their money back, usually it is a large amount of money and unfortunately they don't get it back.

In the case of Mentors On A Mission, listening to that little voice in your head that says, "Buyer Beware" will save you some big money. I don't recommend Mentors on a mission.