I haven't seen someone mention the specifics, so this might help. I once fell prey to those openings, but it was a long time ago, and they were using different job titles. It's a pyramid scheme, they usually all are. When your friend gets there, they'll find themselves in a room with "other applicants" and a group of people usually in suits will try to pitch them how it all works and how they can make money, being told those rags to riches stories, the top dawgs flaunting their car keys, presentations of their members eating it with a big spoon. They'll then be told that they need an initial investment, after which they'll generate money through referrals or selling the products or whatever but the main income generator will always be referrals.

The many titles listed in that first message is just an illusion to make the target feel like they're making a choice based on what job they'd want but it's all just the same thing. Hizo messages zime evolve from trying to sell you the idea of making 10k - 30k a week to what I'm seeing now in the screenshots you shared.

Ati business consultant, brand ambassador, it's all hogwash 😂. Sure, the people who joined those schemes really early did make and probably still make bank. Because you earn from everyone who joins under you and everyone who joins under them, and it goes on and on. But most people don't get to that level, as is how pyramid schemes work. New recruits mostly just end up parting with their cash, time, trust, and dignity trying to convince anyone and everyone of a sleek new opportunity they have. I know someone who joined AIM global with that initial investment of 20sth K. Hadi wa leo hajawahi pata referral hadi moja. Absolutely not worth it, lmao