Can someone explain me Monitium's business model? The way I understand it, distributors enroll in Monitium...Monitium strikes deals with other MLMs and negotiates away the non-competes, etc....distributors build those MLMs and leave when they want, recruiting their downlines with no fear of recourse. Am I right so far? If so, is it a good model? The downside, as I see it, is that the distributors in the Monitium database are constantly solicited by the participating MLMs. It seems like an organization with no focus. Am I missing something? It sounds like it's good for owners, who probably take top positions with each business. But as for the participating distributors, is it a good deal? What do you think?

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