MLM industry feeling the pinch as consumer sentiment softens
The Edge Malaysia reports that the MLM industry is experiencing pressure as consumer sentiment becomes less favorable. The article examines how changing attitudes toward direct-selling businesses are affecting the sector. Consumers should remain vigilant about MLM recruitment tactics and seek independent verification of income claims.
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