The answer here hinges on a few facts not given. If the up-line is co-opting S-Builders, then the only advantage I find is in your being able to get a split of shares for less cost. If you can not afford the full cost of an S-builder unit, then your up-line sharing the cost over several team members is a good thing. If you can afford your own unit of S-builders, then not only do you get perhaps more sign-ups but also the vp associated with the purchase. Now, if your up-line is not using S-builders but is very good at obtaining sign-ups from their own marketing efforts, then I would definitely consider purchasing in the up-lines co-op. Such a co-op could produce as many or more sign-ups, even perhaps at a lower cost. It all depends on what your up-line is charging per share/unit. I can say that my up-line is awesome at running his team co-op and reasonable in price. Which ever way you go, do not invest money that you can not afford to lose as no co-op can promise that any new sign-up will be active.
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The answer here hinges on a few facts not given. If the up-line is co-opting S-Builders, then the only advantage I find is in your being able to get a split of shares for less cost. If you can not afford the full cost of an S-builder unit, then your up-line sharing the cost over several team members is a good thing. If you can afford your own unit of S-builders, then not only do you get perhaps more sign-ups but also the vp associated with the purchase. Now, if your up-line is not using S-builders ...more
