What is the ruling on working for Tudel Networking Marketing Company?

Network marketing companies often fall into religious pitfalls such as deceiving others and selling them illusions, as the participant is obliged to pay fees or buy a product for no purpose other than to enter the system, coveting profit. This is considered gambling and forbidden gharar (excessive uncertainty), as the probability of loss is far greater than the probability of gain. Brokerage differs from network marketing; in network marketing, the marketer pays to become a marketer, and the goal is to attract new marketers to collect money, not to sell goods. If the Shariah controls are met in the company, then participation is permissible; otherwise, it is not.