How a Pyramid Scheme Works
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How a Pyramid Scheme Works
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Adam Zens
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Narrated by:
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Adam Zens
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Trevor Clinger
About this listen
Who thought fraudulent businessmen would one day take advantage of Egyptian style architecture? The pyramids in Egypt are massive buildings that make you reconsider just how beautiful architecture is. The architecture of a pyramid scheme, however, is far quite far from being beautiful. A pyramid scheme occurs when the leader of the scheme starts to promise payments or services if members enroll other people in this particular scheme.
Through business knowledge, and my own personal experience with a scheme, this short audiobook may be beneficial in helping you determine whether a business is a pyramid scheme or not. Some may be more obvious than you'd think.
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