I tried Phoenix and it didn't work for me. I still think it could have worked but I didn't have that much time to get envolved. The reason I joined was because I recently stopped working to be a full-time mum. Phoenix advises you to host a"coffee and cards" envent at your place or a friends place or you can also try to sell at playgroups for example. I couldn't be bothered with that myself because my son is quite clingy so I'm never really free to do anything. I thought I could just sell online but it takes a lot of "nagging your friends to buy from you" or asking them to spread the word. I just didn't want to be too pushy. I still have some lovely cards leftover (luckily I only bought the smallest stock), I am now using them for myself or giving a few away as presents (just adding a little pack of cards to a birthday present or christmas gift). I don't regret trying because it showed me that things that I thought were going to be easier can sometimes be harder that I thought. It was still a good experience which I think could've definetely work for someone else. Just to let you know Phoenix has recently closed down but a new card company will soon open.
wow!
I remember Phoenix being one of the first MLMs I ever read about
I'm just not sure the world in 2017 is suited for these sort of selling models anymore