It's basically a scam. First of all, the job of some dealers is to design the whole process. In the process of this scam, the dealer's model is to design pyramid schemes to develop offline. The most common general mode is to establish an open class of community marketing special training camp first, then tell the people who join first that this group is very valuable, and link the big coffees, and then start to send paragraphs to explain that if you invite others in, you can get a gift package or amount worth xxx. Then there was an invitation. After the crowd is full, you start to force the great god to give lectures, talk about blowing and blowing. In the end, you will start to talk about their xxx cheats, or how much their xxx software tools can sell to help you suck powder and drain. In short, you will have to pay xxx fee. Those who really want to do business will be taken away, and some of them can be developed into offline to help them repeat the above steps to rebuild the group and charge. . . In short, this kind of group that involves pulling people and linking big coffee, they don't need to know the real community marketing at all, just need to fill one or develop into an offline!