A university bans students from selling multi-level marketing products: "If you get caught, how can you study?"

Say no to multi-level marketing

Over the past few days, students of Dai Nam University (56 - Vu Trong Phung - Thanh Xuan district - Hanoi) have been quite surprised by the announcement banning students of this school from participating in multi-level marketing systems.

According to PV's source, on November 2, 2015, Dai Nam University issued notice No. 117/TB - DN regarding students not being allowed to participate in multi-level marketing systems. This notice was signed by Dr. Luong Cao Dong - Vice Principal of the school.

Multi-level marketing is always a topic of public interest and we have witnessed many cases of students "complaining" and calling for help because they have fallen into this tempting form of business.

But perhaps, this is the first case where a university has issued a notice requesting its students to absolutely not participate in multi-level marketing activities.

This information was immediately spread widely on social networks, and there were many opinions discussing this "strange" announcement of Dai Nam University. There were opinions supporting the school's straightforward and drastic approach, and there were also many opposing opinions.

Notice of Dai Nam University on banning students from participating in multi-level marketing.

Immediately after this announcement, many students of the school expressed surprise and excitement with this decision.

Nguyen Tu Anh (K8 student - Dai Nam University) said:

" When the class monitor read this notice, the whole class was quite surprised. I myself was also invited to join the multi-level marketing system, but I refused. I saw many friends also participating, maybe that's why the school issued this notice ."

According to this female student, multi-level marketing has been a headache for students for many years. When she first entered school, her seniors warned her about the temptations and invitations to join this form of business.

" I think the school's announcement is necessary in this context. A warning is better, because if you're involved in a multi-level marketing scheme, how can you still study? ", Tu Anh commented.

Besides, many students also think that the school's announcement is a bit rigid and violates each person's freedom.

"I think that students are all over 18 years old, they will be responsible for their own behavior. The school should only remind teachers and class officers, not issue an administrative document like that.

Not all multi-level marketing companies are bad or affect others. If they were bad, the law would have banned this form of business, " Tran Van Nam, a student at K8, shared with reporters.

Prevention is better than cure?

On the afternoon of November 5, a reporter from Tri Thuc Tre Electronic Newspaper contacted Dr. Luong Cao Dong - Vice Principal of Dai Nam University. Mr. Dong was the one who signed the above notice.

Mr. Dong confirmed that the school did issue the above document, but it was just an " internal announcement, nothing serious ."

" Now you are sitting in school, your awareness is not really full, the school does not want you to be influenced or attracted by things outside of society.

After you graduate, you can join whatever you want, do whatever business you want, but now you are studying, so focus on your studies, " Dr. Luong Cao Dong explained.

Many students of Dai Nam University are excited about the "strange" announcement from the school's leadership.

The reason for issuing this document, Mr. Dong said: " Recently on the social network Facebook, many groups have appeared inviting students of Dai Nam University to join multi-level companies.

When the incident was discovered, the school invited students who had encountered problems when participating in this form of business to explain, clarify and encourage them to focus on their studies.

The school's document is a warning to students to stay away from the enticements and enticements of multi-level marketing companies .

Talking to reporters, an officer of the Training Department of Dai Nam University added that the meaning of this announcement is prevention is better than cure.

In response to the reporter's question: What measures will the school take if its students do not comply with this notice?

Dr. Luong Ngoc Dong admitted: "If you still participate in multi-level marketing, we cannot handle anything, because there are no regulations on that. The purpose of the document is to warn you so that you can understand the problem better."

Regardless of whether the announcement banning students from participating in legally permitted business forms at Dai Nam University is right or wrong, this document shows that the "multi-level virus" is still a concern for many people.

Perhaps, the fear and concern of the leaders of Dai Nam University also has their reasons.