So, is First Vita Plus just one big pyramiding scam?
No, it is not. When you successfully invite someone to become a dealer, that person will pay First Vita Plus around P7,700 for P9,240 worth of products. For that, you will earn a commission of P500. Afterall, you helped the company make a P7,700 sale. [Yes, the P6,999 price will go up to P7,699 starting March 2010] If you invite two people, you will earn P1,000 (P500 x 2), and since they’re a pair, you also have the chance to earn another commission of P1,500 (depending on where you place those people in your team). Again, you made sales, so you earn a commission. And yes, you can end up earning more than the person who invited you to become an FVP dealer, because you have the power to outsell your sponsor. Here’s the key point, though: There are other ways to earn via First Vita Plus. I know a First Vita Plus dealer who isn’t actively inviting people to sign up as dealers under her. What she does instead is she directly sells First Vita Plus products to people she knows. As an FVP dea
