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Anonymous

07 Jun 2019

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Is Nu Skin a Multi-level Marketing MLM? My auntie is selling products to my mother and she is from NuSkin and trying to recruit my mother as a downline Is it legal in Singapore? Interested to know if anybody has experience with this company?

Interested to know if anybody has experience with this company. How do I tell my mother if it is okay or not, and how do I check if this is legal or not?

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Johnny

15 May 2023

Nu Skin has been around for so many many years. There are many MLM companies in Singapore.

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Junus Eu

07 Jun 2019

So I thought I would just go to the website itself to find out, and voila! They mention it themselves:

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21 Sep 2018

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