<prompt> Human: So my sister-in-law has stopped all contact with myself and my wife due to a conversation about her involvement in a pyramid scheme. So heres the situation. Shes a single mother that dropped out of a nursing program to get rich, from a pyramid scheme. Shes currently living at home, and the situation has caused her to essentially ruin all of her family relationships, including us, which makes us sad of course. Shes currently in 30k student loan debt, and 40k credit card debt, which she told me about several months ago. This phone conversation sparked the fallout. I advised her to quit the pyramid scheme I obviously didnt call it that in an effort to be respectful. She previously had a decent paying job that was stable, but that she quit because she didnt want to ,work for the man. I advised that she consider getting that job back, even if temporarily, to at least be able to pay the bills. She believes that shes close to striking it rich because everyone around her seems to be which is definitely not the case. Somehow, she interrupted my advice as, not supporting her and therefore Im one of the people that her company tries to warn her about.Did we do the right thing trying to help our family member?  <response>: This sounds like an rrelationships or rrelationships_advice type of post. 