<prompt> Human: Hey redditors of rpersonalfinance,This is my first post to this subreddit and really the first place I thought of to turn when this happened. I dont know why, but I am targeted by every one of my friends for network marketing pyramid schemes all the time. I think its because Im a juicy target- Im in my mid-20s, not rich, laden with 30k in student loan debt. Anyway, the person who approached me is a member of the URAssociation, which is apparently some team that works within Amway to help people be successful in sales? Im still not totally understanding what this is because they are quite cryptic in the way they describe the business to you. In fact, at the end of the meeting, I was advised not to even talk to people about what I learned because apparently I would give an unclear impression of what theyre about paraphrasing. I guess my question is: have any of you had any experience in interacting with Amway representatives or anyone within the URAssociation team? Network marketing can often be gimmicky, and Ive read that the way to know its a pyramid scheme is if you have to pay money into the company to get a return. What info should I have at my disposal when this person wants to meet with me again? He is super aggressive and is already talking to me like I am part of the team and never really gave me an opportunity to say no. Thanks everybody.Assistant: So many red flags...just avoid the person. Human: What sort of red flags? I mean, obviously I was bothered by the fact that it was cryptic and hard to understand, but what other things are there that I need to notice?  <response>: Why wouldnt he want you to mention it to anyone?So they wont talk you out of it. Everything he said to you was a technique, every word had an angle. I bet he called you by your first name so often it was annoying. This guy has Always Be Closing on his brain. 