The Millenium Project Bookshop - books about Multi-Level Marketing, Pyramid Schemes, Scams and FraudsThis is a collection of books related to the Multi-level Marketing category of The Millenium Project. Books for Other Categories Art | Creationism | Critical Thinking | Cults | Health Fraud | Magazines | MLM | Pseudoscience | Racism | Religion | Sexuality | Vaccination | Other Multi-Level Marketing, Pyramid Schemes, Scams and Frauds | | 200% Of Nothing : An Eye-Opening Tour Through the Twists and Turns of Math Abuse and Innumeracy by A. K. Dewdney One of the common threads through racism, medical quackery and pseudoscience is the abuse of statistics. Sometimes this is deliberate, sometimes it is just an indication of the ignorance of the speaker, but always it is a means of confusing or deceiving the listener. This guide to the absurdities of some mathematical claims helps to level the playing field.
| | Amway Motivational Organizations : Behind the Smoke and Mirrors by Ruth Carter Ruth Carter spent 15 years as an Amway distributor. During most of that time she was completely immersed in her upline's Motivational Organization. She also spent nearly five years working for her upline Diamond in his office. Only then did she witness the trickery, deception, and unethical behavior that pervades the Amway Motivational Organizations, or AMOs. This book reveals the truth behind the smoke and mirrors of the Amway motivational business.
| | Complete Idiot's Guide to Frauds, Scams and Cons by Duane Swierczynski | | False Profits : Seeking Financial and Spiritual Deliverance in Multi-Level Marketing and Pyramid Schemes by Robert L. FitzPatrick and Joyce K. Reynolds False Profits provides an excellent discussion of the inherent fallacies and deceptions in any Multi-Level Marketing business. Fitzpatrick clearly makes the point that MLM is predicated on the failure of many.
| | How to Think about Weird Things : Critical Thinking for a New Age by Theodore Schick and Lewis Vaughn | | Masters of Deception by Eric Scheibeler Eric Scheibeler was a big pin in Amway and this book documents the way he and his wife were drawn into the cult by false promises, lies and psychological tricks - the same tactics used by all cults to gain control over members.
| | Why People Believe Weird Things : Pseudoscience, Superstition, and Other Confusions of Our Time by Michael Shermer I am continually amazed by the sorts of things that people can believe without any evidence to support the belief, and often in spite of comprehensive evidence against the belief. Faith is a wonderful thing, but it can't make facts disappear.
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