People like to claim any new product on the market is a scam of some sort, even before they really know much about the product at all. But the Wow Green scam isn't some sort of dishonesty or bad product from Wow Green themselves - it's all about human psychology and lack of vision.
The Wow Green scam doesn't look like a scam. It starts out with a perfectly legitimate business opportunity - the "planet protection" business, which certainly has the attention of many people these days. Wow Green's cleaners have enzymatic action, which is nothing new, but positioning it as the selling point in the way Wow Green does is a bit of a twist.
If this particular business also has your attention... and since it's got the attention of an affluent market, it should... there's a solid opportunity to join in the process yourself as a distributor of Wow Green products. And that's where the Wow Green scam takes root, and begins to grow.
The program itself isn't any sort of scam at all. The commissions, the products themselves, even the multilevel marketing aspect - all of these are just fine. You don't even need to be math-challenged to accept their claims, which is refreshing. Where the Wow Green scam becomes a scam is when you miss the real point, and don't quite understand what you've missed... ever.
The way the Wow Green scam operates is by convincing you to promote Wow Green, instead of yourself. This isn't a requirement, of course; it's just something you'll probably do all on your own.
So when you should be promoting your own brand and your own business, a solid foundation for your long-term succes, you'll be promoting them instead. And that's the Wow Green scam - convincing you to promote them, and not yourself.
Building your own brand is the master key of business. When you end up a victim of the Wow Green scam, you only benefit them - they profit every time you mention their name; when you think you're building your business, you're really building theirs. If you change your focus from the Wow Green scam, you walk away from all your work promoting them. They get the publicity. They get the benefit.
As a great band once said, we won't be fooled again. The Wow Green scam isn't a scam in the usual sense, where someone is deliberately cheating you, but you are being cheated... by yourself. You cheat yourself out of that effort spent promoting them, when you should have been promoting your own name and your own business.
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