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Suze says that YFB’rs are broke. She gives 10+ reasons why, what are 3 of the reasons of why they are broke?

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zysi [14]3 years ago

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Suze named ten reasons why YFB’rs are broke. Below are three reasons she identified:

1) The company runs out of cash

2) The company is overpromising and undelivering

3) They invested much on products, thus having left with big inventory

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