What do MLM people fear most?

People who do pyramid schemes should be most afraid of the police and the law. In the name of introducing workers, these MLM organizations trick people into joining MLM organizations, which makes the participants lose all their money, and even some families face bankruptcy and ruin. It has done great harm to the social and economic order, and now the state has added pyramid schemes to the criminal law to increase the crackdown on pyramid schemes.

1, MLM is generally under the banner of introducing work and recruiting people into the organization. Now the state severely punishes pyramid schemes in hell as long as he is caught, so people who do pyramid schemes are most afraid of the laws of the state and the people's police.

2. After entering, you must pay a certain entry fee, or develop others to join for illegal interests.

3. Develop others to go offline for them, charge fees to developers, and obtain illegal benefits.

4. directly or indirectly seek illegal amounts from the performance of developers.

At the same time, MLM personnel weave unrealistic lies for people with strange logic and attractive inflammatory remarks.

The word MLM makes people shudder when they hear it. People will be brainwashed as long as they are deceived. Some people even tricked their relatives, friends and classmates into going offline, causing relatives to turn against each other and ruin their families. At the same time, the participants in pyramid schemes finally lost all their money and embarked on the road of crime. Some even committed suicide, which caused great harm to social security and stability.

Article 4 of the Criminal Law Amendment (VII) adds one article after Article 224 of the Criminal Law as one of Article 224: "In the name of selling goods, providing services and other business activities, organizations and leaders require participants to obtain membership by paying fees or purchasing goods and services, and form a hierarchy in a certain order, directly or indirectly based on the number of people who have developed, to induce and coerce participants to continue to develop others to participate and defraud property. If the circumstances are serious, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than five years and fined. "