Houston MLM Schemes–Old class is gone, a new class of scammers are here.

Hello Houston,

As you may have noticed these posts have gotten less frequent. Thats because i have a list where I update the new scam centers.

However, not everyone knows my posts and can follow the breadcrumbs to my list. So I have decided to highlight a few of the new scam centers that are popping up, and reaching out to anyone and everyone who may have a resume uploaded or started looking for jobs recently. Since recent graduates are hitting the job market, many people have reached out to ask me whether company x is an MLM Recruitment pyramid scheme or not.

A lot of the previous scam centers have closed, but in their place are a new batch of freshly baked, indoctrinated cult members ready to suck up young and inexperienced workers into their sales cult.

This is going to be a rather quick simple breakdown and notes on a few of the newer scam centers that are popping up.

Also, I am leaving another one of my previous posts "how can i know if i am applying for an mlm ".

• Generation Alpha TX: Third-party charity collections. These jokers are related to Social Enterprise Inc (which shut down). Commissions. 6-day work weeks, 8-8.
• Marketing Experts Inc: An extremely aggressive campaign of reaching out to people who have never applied to them. At&t sales.
• Diamond AdvanEdge (yes this is how they've spelled it): Phone Service sales inside Sam's Club. Commissions only. They will get the entire office to upvote and push positive reviews. Again just another commission sales job that you won't figure out until your first day.
• HTX Strategies: Door-to-door energy sales.
• AMG Marketing: Standing around in Sam's Club trying to get people to switch energy providers.

These are just a few of the new bunch of scammers recruiting currently. Jobseekers beware.

This commission-based Devilcorp model has a 100% failure rate in Houston, yet when one closes another one opens. I will be updating my list periodically. Thanks to the community for always providing info, sharing their stories, and overall supporting each other.

Stay hydrated, and wear sunblock!