Riway Summary

Riway FAQ'S

Is Riway A Pyramid Scheme?

I personally think Riway is a pyramid because of the terrible retail opportunity here.

I don't really like calling MLM's pyramid schemes either because a lot of them aren't (although basically all MLM's should be avoided).

To understand why Riway is in my opinion a pyramid scheme look at the picture below:

The picture above happens when the only way to make money is to recruit. Now operating a pyramid scheme is illegal in basically every country but some governments look the other way or are slow to act.

Because of this pyramid schemes can actually last a pretty long time as long as there's new people to recruit.

The problem with pyramid schemes is when there's no other revenue coming in besides recruiting, they're doomed to collapse. When recruiting slows down there won't be enough money to pay anyone.

That's why you see so many MLM's and pyramid schemes last less than two years and some don't make it past a couple of months.

I just feel with the price of Riway's products it will lead to you and others to only recruit which is a terrible way to make money.

Success Will Be Rare Here

Here's the thing..

The very best MLM's in the world have more people lose money than make money. Also, the people that do make money tend to only make a few hundred a month at best.

Only a very, very select few (maybe 1 out of 10,000) make significant money like 6 figures a year or more. 

The reason for this is MLM products are usually unnecessary or too pricey and recruiting is very difficult.

You'll run into all of these problems at Riway.

The products are WAY overpriced and there's competitor supplements that are a fraction of the price. Add this to the fact you'll have to talk people into buying deer placenta supplements and you're going to have a hard time making sales.

This makes you turn to recruiting which is going to almost be impossible. You'll have to turn to family members and friends and it gets awkward.

Below is some even more MLM stats that are eye opening:

As you can see you won't want to get involved in any MLM's, including Riway.

How Much To Join?

Riway is pretty pricey and you become an affiliate by buying one of their starter packages.

The following is the name and price of different packs:

• Silver ($375)
• Gold ($755)
• Platinum ($1425)
• Diamond ($2450)

The more you pay the more products you get. Also, you get incentives in the compensation plan for buying one of the more expensive packs. 

Riway Compensation Plan

MLM compensation plans are always very difficult to understand and many people would need help deciphering the jargon if they're not familiar with MLM's.

Riway actually doesn't provide their compensation plan on their website which is a red a flag.

I was able to piece together the plan from other places on the internet, though, and if you want to look at a video presentation of the plan yourself watch the video below (beware this is someone pushing Riway, however): 

I don't think it's important to know every single detail of the plan and will just summarize the main parts:

​Recruitment Commissions

You get a commission everytime you recruit someone into the program and how much you make depends on the product pack you purchased when signing up and the product pack the recruit buys.

For example if you buy the Silver pack and your recruit buys the Silver pack you get $26.97. If they buy the Gold Pack you would get $53.97. 

If you bought the Gold Pack and your recruit bought the Gold pack you would get $60.72.

The more expensive the pack you buy the higher the commission you get. 

Residual Commissions

Residual commissions is the money you make from your downline. The commission structure here is binary which looks like the following:

How much you make depends on how much your downline sells and the product pack you purchased when you sign up. Silver affiliates get 8%, Gold affiliates get 9%, Platinum affiliates get 10% and Diamond affiliates get 10% rates across all three binary positions. 

Riway Products

What I Like About Riway

There's nothing I really like her besides it's been around longer than most MLM's which means it probably won't collarpse overnight.

What I Don't Like About Riway

There's a lot to not like here and the main things I dislike are:

• Too expensive: This MLM at a minimum will cost over $300 and cost several thousand at most. Selling for Riway is not worth this much I promise.
• Low success rate: 99% of the people that join MLM's lose money. This is a horrible stat that's going to be even worse with Riway.
• Pay to play: In order to make higher commissions you have to pay more - this is classic pay to play. You should be rewarded by hitting certain goals not how much you pay when you first sign up.
• Terrible product: Making retail sales is going to be almost impossible with Riway because the product is expensive and disgusting. I can't imagine too many people are going to want to buy it.

Is Riway A Scam?

I think it is.

First off you have a product that I'm really skeptical about. Like I said a few times already I guarantee you can replicate the benefits you get from this product (if there are any) with other cheaper products.

You don't need to spend hundreds a month on deer placenta.

Next, you have to look at the compensation plan. The whole thing is geared towards you having to spend the most money possible when you first sign up and to have to recruit to make money.

Most people lose money with MLM's and it doesn't matter which one. So a compensation plan that makes you pay more to get more benefits means they're setting up more people to fail.

Lastly, recruiting is a terrible way to make money and in most places is illegal if that's the only way to make money. 

Riway is an overall terrible opportunity. 

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