Welcome to MadeSmall

MadeSmall was created as an online source, for concerned people who have been approached by agents of MadeBig or Transcend Marketing International, Inc. (TMII) and wish to know more about the company.

Due to TMII’s dislike of their own history, they have attempted to remove all references to the previous iterations and launches of the MadeBig website, dating back since 1998.

This site has collected documents from past TMII recruitment efforts, audio recordings of TMII agent meetings or conference calls and recruitment videos used over the past few years. They are presented here to allow anyone to review what was promised in the past and to provide an alternative, factually based look beyond the hype and mistruths provided by TMII and its Presidential leaders/agents.

There is a lot of material related to TMII/MadeBig which has been collected over the years and as time allows, it will be added to this site.

Sites like this require input from other concerned parties – former agents, ex-employees etc. Most of the resources acquired here were provided by agents who were misled, lied to and decided to do something about it. Your contributions to this site are welcomed.

Don’t forget to visit the MadeSmall news and if you want to let off some steam, feel free to leave your comments.

Thanks for visiting.

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