Complaint Review: Edward Vrablik and Kena Contractor

Edward and Kena have worked for various commission based MLM type companies dealing in financial instruments. They want to recruit anyone and everyone to sell to a natural market. There seems to be a high interest in recruiting college students and those who have recently become unemployed.

After a personal investigation, I feel it appropriate to share my experience with this type of companies. The conclusion being that members may engage in deceptive tactics to sell high-cost financial instruments with evidence that they may suppress information which attempts to expose them.

I recently dated a girl who was involved and what I discovered was a bit scary to say the least. Something was always sort of off about her. She had been with one of the MLM type companies for around 5 months, and became more and more obsessed with "the business" as time went on.

I knew something was up and did a bit of investigation. Some of the companies have been described to leverage deception and employ a cult-like environment, very similar to criticisms of Amway. Yes, I know it sounds crazy, but I discovered the Sr. Agency Partner did not own the house he claimed he paid for at a recruiting event / house party via public property and mortgage records.

This may be a tactic used to draw members. If one makes themselves seem more well off than they really are by renting expensive cars and homes and they can potentially pass them off as having been earned through "the business".