Good questions but it was a pyramid scheme I had to get ppl to come to a meeting and they pay me and change me for my training

It should NOT have mattered that the "deals ran out", because it was never a pyramid scheme to begin with.

I kind of look at it like the pyramid of your investing dollars the baseis very conservative publicly traded securities. 

From I have heard this type of networking is considered “Pyramid “  and is illegal by many.

After quite a bit of time of researching online, listening to CDs, and asking questions at the local REIA (and can't forget the pyramid scheme(y) group) I believe that I am experiencing a bit of the "analysis paralysis" and feel like a untied balloon let go. 

So waiting  a lot longer while prices continue to climb and the market heat up even more...will take us AGAIN on the wrong part of the "pyramid" game.

Many are just a pyramid scheme to get you to buy more and more of their courses. 

 @Jovante Foreman: Network Marketing is merely a pyramid scheme. 

Do you want to do buy and hold, refinance and buy, or sell and pyramid?

There is plenty of money to be made by investors, but the great divide will widen and it is those at the top of the pyramid who will be taxed handsomely to pay for the bankrupt actions of the self-appointed "gods" of distribution.