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In Dr$.$ Jarvis' lectures covering Chapter $12,$ she discussed the differences between Multi$-$Level Marketing and Pyramid Schemes, and she gave information on how to tell them apart. Which of the following is NOT true, based on this discussion?

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$$ Pyramid Schemes are considered scams$/$fraud because they are mathematically unsustainable $-$ that means that the vast majority of participants in a Pyramid Scheme will lose money, with only a very few of the early participants at the top of the pyramid will make any money at all

In a Multi$-$Level Marketing firm, distributors can only sell product to end users $-$ if they are asked to recruit more distributors, it becomes a Pyramid Scheme and thus becomes illegal

In a Pyramid Scheme, the emphasis is primarily on having "distributors" $($participants$)$ recruit more participants who have to pay to buy into the program, rather than emphasizing sales of the product to end users

A legitimate Multi$-$Level Marketing company will provide sales training and promotional support to its distributors to help them sell product to end users