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Is BeautyCounter a Scam Or Can This MLM Change Your Life?

When we are talking about an MLM-company people always ask is it a scam. This time I saw that people were searching on Google, “Is BeautyCounter a Scam?” Who knows if you searched for it also? 😉

Anyway, I wanted to write this article to provide you the best information you about their business opportunity. I am no way affiliated with BeautyCounter so I am not going to push their program to you like their consultants would do. You will only get my honest opinions and thoughts.

If you are thinking about buying their products or joining their system, I’m happy that you are reading my article. You are doing your homework diligently which is wise. Let’s get going!

BeautyCounter Review

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Name: BeautyCounter (BC)

Founded: 2013 by Gregg Renfrew

Type: Multi-Level Marketing (MLM). Skin Care and Cosmetics.

Short Review: BeautyCounter is a typical MLM-company that is targeted for business-minded ladies. Their products are expensive like you can expect from this kind of company but they still provide some good value.

Success with BC would require years of hard work and dedication unless you are leveraging the power of the Internet and this step-by-step training.

 

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What Is BeautyCounter?

BeautyCounter is a network marketing company that is concentrating on selling cosmetics and skin care products. They have a wide range of different kind of products including sunscreens, creams, lipsticks, soaps and much more.

The company was founded in 2013 by a businesswoman Gregg Renfrew. The company is still relatively new but they have grown pretty well during their first years. They have already more than 25,000 consultants and over 100 different products.

You have probably heard of other similar companies like BeautyCounter. There are hundreds of network marketing companies in the same industry with them including Mary Kay, Younique, Young Living, Modere, Avon and many others.

BeautyCounter Products

BeautyCounter products are not trying to win the competition by being “all-natural”. Still, they say that over 80% of ingredients in their products are organic, natural and plant derived. That’s still a pretty good number, huh? But not perfect, of course.

Their goal is to provide transparency with their products by showing the information openly. It naturally builds trust with clients and distributors.

Their product categories are:

• Skin Care
• Make Up
• Bath & Body
• Family (Kids & Babies)

Let me just show you some of their products.

As you have probably experienced with other similar MLM-programs, the prices are overpriced if you compare them to other products in the supermarket. By doing this, they can pay bigger profits for their distributors.

I have often asked network marketers why are their products so expensive. A typical responses is that you can make profits easier by selling expensive products rather than selling cheap products.

Instead of promoting expensive products to make bigger profits myself, I prefer promoting products that provide the best price/quality ratio for other people. The best products for promoting are the ones that you use yourself.

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BeautyCounter Starter Kit – Cost and Details

In order to get started with BeautyCounter as a consultant, you need to pay

1. $85 enrollment fee.
2. One of their product packages. The price is $218, $419 or $723 depending on the packag.
3. Yearly renewal fee of $50 to remain a consultant.

By paying the enrollment fee you’ll get a personalized website, access to your supportive back office and to your training platform. Actually, you wouldn’t need to pay anything for having your own website because you can get two here for free.

When it comes to their products packages, in my opinion, their products are pretty expensive. You need to buy one of these packages so you can sell the products forward or try them yourself. Here’s their cheapest $218 package called The Skin Care Classics:

It’s funny that they say the total value would be $371 and you are saving 41% when you buy it in the package. That’s how almost all MLM-companies do and it’s just a classical marketing trick. Nothing wrong it though…

If you would buy the same package from Walmart or Target, you would probably pay less than $100 but of course BeautyCounter claims that their products have a higher quality.

BeautyCounter Compensation Plan

Here are a few important points about their compensation plan:

• Consultants can earn 25-35% commissions or product sales.
• If you want to remain an active consultant, you need to achieve the requirement of 1,200 QV every six months. At least 250 QV must be new volume. (Their consultants can explain you more about this.)
• The more you sell and recruit, the higher commissions and better bonuses you will get.

Instead of writing you all the details about their compensation plan here I am going to let one of their consultants explain it to you in the video below. I don’t endorse the video but I attached it here just for educational purposes.

You can also read more about their compensation plan here. Based on my research of more than 100 similar MLM-companies their comp plan looks pretty typical. Commissions of around 30% are normal in this industry. That’s one of the most significant reasons why MLM-companies also have higher prices so they can pay bigger profits to their members.

Notice that there is also a big focus on recruiting new people to the system. It’s the most profitable way to earn money in any MLM. Those people who are on top of the pyramid make the biggest income.

BeautyCounter Income Disclosure Statement

I wasn’t able to find the income disclosure statement where they would show the actual earnings of their consultants. Do you know the reason why some companies like BeautyCounter don’t publish it online?

Anyway, I’m sure that less than 95% of consultants make significant money with the system. The majority of the members lose more money on the products and fees than they ever earn from the system. That’s how these MLM-companies work. You need to make exceptional results to climb to the top and start earning well. Or, you can just follow this step-by-step training and get leads and sales online on “autopilot”.

BeautyCounter Reviews & Complaints

BeautyCounter is not (yet) Better Business Bureay accredited and they have a D rating based on current reviews and complaints. Still, I wouldn’t put too much focus on this because there are only 5 complaints on BBB about BeautyCounter so far.

On Glassdoor you can find more than 60 reviews by their former and current members. Remember that their members have an incentive to write positive reviews because it will add value to their own business.

At the moment they have an average rating of 3,2 stars out of 5 based on tens of reviews on Glassdoor. Let me show you a few examples:

The person who wrote the review above is worried that he spends too much time on training new members who eventually don’t start working with the company seriously. My advice would be to leveraging the power of the Internet and going through this step-by-step training. It teaches how any network marketers can make sales on autopilot even while they are sleeping.

The person above talks like a typical success story in network marketing. It takes effort, dedication and discipline to succeed but it’s possible. You also need to strongly believe in the company and its potential. Without a belief it would be almost impossible.

She also mentions that she has worked with BeautyCounter for 3 years. It’s another thing that you need to take into account. Success with network marketing requires usually years of work. It doesn’t happen overnight.

Despite this kind of success stories, there are also some complaints about the company like you can see below.

Conclusion – Is BeautyCounter Worth It?

As you have probably read between the lines (or if you have read my other articles), you have noticed that I am not a big fan of network marketing. I have nothing against it and I respect people who make good business. However, I don’t like the fact that most MLM-companies sell overpriced products and give exaggerated promises.

Sharing success stories and testimonials is a typical practice for any kind of business but we always need to keep in mind that only less than 1-5% of network marketers succeed. Jim Rohn said it was easy for him to become a millionaire but in the same sentence he added, “It’s also easy not to become a millionaire.” Many people prefer taking the easy road and aren’t willing to put in the work. Then they give up without seeing immediate results.

Is BeautyCounter still worth it? I recommend that you would first buy some of their products, use them for a while and decide then. If you want to succeed with their system, you need to work hard and persistently. Network marketing (or building any kind of business) is not for lazy people.

If after testing their products, you still think they are worth the price and you feel that they would genuinely help others, I don’t see any reason why you couldn’t join their program (if you are a hardworking person).

There are many ways to earn money and my favorite is to earn passive income online. It means that I earn money even while I am sleeping just by promoting other people’s products on my websites and on social media. In my opinion, it’s much more effective than trying to look for prospects in the shopping malls and arranging home parties like many network marketers do.

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What kind of experiences do you have with BeautyCounter or with other similar MLM-companies like Avon, Oriflame, etc?

Would you prefer making money online while you are sleeping or do you like prospecting people in the shopping malls?

Let me know in the comments below! 🙂

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Is Vida Divina a Scam? Is $40 for 4 Tea Bags a Bit Too Much?

When Vida Divina was holding their launch for 9 months many people were asking, “Is Vida Divina a Scam?” Still, nowadays I see people looking for an answer to that question on Google. That’s why I wanted to write you this article about Vida Divina.

I am not affiliated with their company but I do my best to give you information whether their company is worth joining or not. I have researched +100 similar MLM-companies so I can say a thing or two about Vida Divina as well. If you still have some questions after reading my article, I am always available for questions or comments below.

Vida Divina Review

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Name: Vida Divina

Founded: 2016

Type: Health, Fitness & Weight Loss. Multi-Level Marketing (MLM).

Short Review: Vida Divina is a relatively young MLM-company in the Health & Weight Loss industry. Still, they have risen fast partially because of its famous founder and CEO Armand Puyolt.

I am not a big fan of this kind of companies and I’m pretty skeptical of the products. The prices are huge but several people are reporting negative side-effects.

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What Is Vida Divina And Who Is the Founder?

Vida Divina is another network marketing that is operating in the weight loss industry. Their founder and CEO is Armand Puyolt that has been in the past a top distributor of another similar MLM-company called Total Life Changes. He has also been involved with MLM-companies like Kyani, Metabolife and ACN.

Armand’s story is pretty inspiring. By the age of 20 he became a million-dollar earner and at the age of 25 he was already a 5-million dollar earner. Nowadays he earns several million dollars every year thanks to his businesses.

He has also overcome many obstacles during his life including two car accidents, two health crises, and even terminal illness. He’s a tough guy, huh? Nobody can’t beat a person who never gives up like the old wisdom says.

Despite Armand’s success there has been some controversy around him. In 2015 he said in Total Life Changes (TLC), “We love what we are doing.” but soon he wanted to launch his own company that is clearly a competitor to TLC. He also claimed that TLC products cured his cancer. I’m pretty skeptical about that kind of claims but I’m, of course, happy the cancer was cured.

Those are similar claims that Herbalife distributors and members of other similar programs like Mannatech, Kannaway, etc. are saying.

What about the company itself, their products and the system? Is it a great system to join and to promote? Let’s have a closer look.

Vida Divina Products

At the moment Vida Divina has 5 product categories (I think that they’ll add more products in the future):

• Detox Teas
• Weight Control Products
• Nutrition
• Performance Boost
• Skin Care

Their two flaghip products are Te Divina and Factor Divina.

Factor Divina is a nutritional supplement that includes 32 vitamins, tons of different superfoods and other nutrition. Te Divina is, like its name tells, a special tea. It’s a detox and a weight loss tea.

Their products are very expensive which is very typical for this kind of MLM-companies. For example, 4 bags of Te Divina (=one month supply) cost $40. The yearly cost for the tea would then be $520 unless you buy them in a bigger package. However, for their members the prices are more affordable as I will show below.

For that price Te Divina should already have some positive effect to mind and body. I am myself drinking a ginger tea with lemon while writing this article which is also known as a super-healthy option. One month supply for that tea costs less than $5.

Also other Vida Divina products are extremely expensive. That’s one of the main reasons why I am not a big fan of network marketing. The products are so expensive compared to similar products on Amazon or in Walmart.

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Vida Divina Starter Pack

In order to get started with Vida Divina you need to buy one of their starter packages. Here are the four options that they provide:

• Starter Kit 1 $120 => 18 tea bags
• Starter Kit 2 $300 => 48 tea bags
• Starter Kit 3 $600 => 96 tea bags
• Starter Kit 4 $1,200 => 192 tea bags

It’s not the cheapest starter kit out there but still affordable. You also need to maintain a minimum of 120 PV (Personal Volume) in autoship every month to continue with the program.

Vida Divina Compensation Plan

You will earn 28% commission for reselling Vida Divina products. That’s not bad when we consider that they’re physical products. Then you’ll earn commissions from your team members (from the people you have recruited) and bonuses if you reach enough sales and recruits.

Anyway, instead of me explaining all the details of their program to you, I let one of their members tell all about it in a great detail in the following video. But remember that the purpose of that kind of videos by their members’ is to promote and sell the system for you. So, be careful.

I always like to take a quick look the company’s income disclosure statement. Usually, MLM-companies like to show videos and pictures of big mansions and sports cars but the reality is that only 1-5% of top people ever succeed of all members.

Vida Divina Income Disclosure Statement

Vida Divina doesn’t show a complete chart of their average earnings unlike many other MLM-companies but they still tell some estimations how much people are earning with the company on average.

Based on the information on their official website they say that average annual earnings for their affiliates are something between $500 and $2,000. Those numbers don’t take into account the expenses that their members have for purchasing their products. In the other words, many of their affiliates are spending more money in the products than they are earning.

Vida Divina Reviews & Complaints

Vida Divina is not accredited on BBB and their overall rating is F (the worst one). At the moment there are still “only” 14 customer complaints. In total there are 17 customer reviews with the average rating 1,78 stars out of 5. Doesn’t sound very promising, huh?

Vida Divina Side Effects

There were some complaints about the slow launch but some people also experienced the side effects after using their products:

• Diarrhea
• Vomiting
• Cramping
• Etc.

Anyway, Vida Divina members said that body is just cleaning itself and people should continue using the products despite the side effects in the beginning. Would you continue? I’m not sure if I would. Take a look at two examples below:

Despite these complaints and side effects there are also some people who have been genuinely satisfied with Vida Divina and their products. Otherwise, they couldn’t be making tens of millions in sales.

It’s still good to keep in mind that usually all people who endorse their products are involved in the system and make money for more sales. Anyway, let me show you one happy Vida Divina member:

Conclusion – Is Vida Divina Worth It?

The best way to decide is just to buy a little amount of products yourself and see what kind of effects they have in your body. I can already say what kind of effects they will have on your wallet! 😉

Their products will certainly make your wallet thinner but whether their weight loss products will make your body thinner, is another question. Anyway, the company isn’t scam and they are delivering real products that have helped some people to get closer to their goals.

Personally, I am not a big fan of multi-level marketing. Sure, there are some benefits and the ideology itself isn’t completely doomed. But overpriced products and exaggerated promises are two things that I don’t like.

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You can use their program and teachings whether you are part of a network marketing company or not. You’ll learn to make money online by promoting any products you ever want. You can even promote products on Amazon and earn commissions when people are buying there. Learn more by clicking the link below:

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What kind of experiences do you have with Vida Divina or other similar MLM-companies?

Let me know in the comments below! 🙂

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Is Purium a Pyramid Scheme? What About The SIDE-EFFECTS?

Is Purium a Pyramid Scheme? How does their company work? Are the products worth promoting?

In this article we am going to take a look at Purium business opportunity. I’ll explain you what their system is all about. I’ll also give you my personal opinion and I think I can say a thing or two because I have researched more than 100 similar network marketing companies.

Purium Review

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Name: Purium

Founded: In 1993 by Dave Sandoval

Type: Multi-Level Marketing. Health Products.

Short Review: Purium is a typical MLM-company selling overpriced products in the health & fitness industry. I don’t get very excited about this company because they have so many negative customer reviews and the reputation is pretty controversial.

In my opinion, there are much better alternatives available for buying fitness products or making money from home. My #1 Recommendation for making money online is Wealthy Affiliate. Because their training has taught me and thousands of other people to make money online. They teach how you can earn money by promoting any products you want.

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What Is Purium?

Purium health is a multi-level marketing company involved in selling health and diet related products. It was once known as Organic by Nature before it was re-branded to its current name. Founded in 1993 by Dave Sandoval, Purium adopts a holistic approach to life, and most of its products adhere to the principles of Naturopathy.

Its flagship project which is touted as the healthiest, simplest and fastest weight loss program is its 10-day transformation program that promises you a lifetime chance to lose between 5 to 20 pounds in 10 days while also resetting your metabolism. While this company may be legit product-wise, there are better options available out there especially if you are only interested in the online business opportunity. So, is Purium a pyramid scheme? Here are the facts.

Purium Products

One of its major product is the 10-day Transformation Program mentioned earlier whose kit includes several of the company’s products, a tape measure, gym bag as well as an instructional guide. Basically, Purium Health boasts of over 100 products that are grouped into five categories namely weight loss, athletes, anti-aging, family nutrition and greens.

Weight loss products include a series of shakes, meal replacements/supplements while athletes products include supplements and shakes designed to improve the performance of an athlete as well as a 10-day transformation Program designed specifically for athletes.

Anti-aging products include skin creams and supplements designed to counter the effects of aging as well as products that take care of heart health, joint health among other parts of the body. The family nutrition products consists of meals and products that are specifically designed for the health of children. Greens are composed of supplements and organic juices produced from a variety of natural green plants.

I don’t know what do you think about the pricing but in my opinion they are on the upper-side of the scale. That’s why I am not a big fan of network marketing. I prefer buying and promoting products that have the best price/quality ratio. By the way, you can learn it as well by clicking the link below.

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Purium Compensation Plan

The company says that the payment system at Purium Health is unique compared to similar multi-level marketing companies such as Herbalife, Kannaway, Mannatech, Visalus and others. Purium adopts a Gift Card marketing system where members get a set of $50 gift cards which they then distribute at their own will.

The members do not pay anything for the Gift Cards but will only receive any money after the Gift Cards have been redeemed for a 10-day Transformation Program kit. At this point, they make $50 with things getting even better if the person who redeems the Gift Card becomes a member too.

The idea behind this plan is that signing up new members is easy and quick through handing out gift cards while also giving you an opportunity to grow your network and increase income on purchases made by other people. Purium Health also comes with an array of bonuses and incentives for their Git Card distributors as they rise up the company’s ranking system.

BUT

Notice that you get that “$50 gift card” only by spending money on their products. So actually it’s just a discount from their  overpriced products. In the other words, it’s just a marketing trick to try to get you to buy their products!

Anyway, I let one of their members explain you their compensation plan in a detailed manner. But before you check it out I remind you that he’s trying to sell you their products and the system. Keep that in mind and don’t get lured in by their hype.

This is what they say in Purium, “The company also hires a Naturopath who offers its members free nutritional consultation services as well as recommend products based on an individual’s medical history and lifestyle. Anyone who adopts a holistic approach to his or her health will find these products extremely beneficial.

Besides, these products are certified organic which is another advantage for those conscious of their health. This confirms the company’s seriousness and commitment to creating and selling healthy products.”

Well, all MLM-companies sing the same songs. They say their products are the best in the Universe, tested by top professional and doctors, blaa, blaa, blaa… 😉

Purium Reviews – BBB and Other Sources

At the moment Purium is not BBB (Better Business Bureau) accredited and their BBB rating is F as you can see in the picture on the right side.

They have an average rating of 2,1 stars out of 5 based on 12 reviews on BBB. In my opinion, that’s not very good. Also, their average ratings on Amazon aren’t good compared to hundreds of other similar products.

Let me give you one example now and more in the next chapters:A Purium Complaint

Purium Side Effects and Other Concerns

The 10-day Transformation Program has been regarded as too expensive, costing way over $200 plus this 10-day program is not backed up by any health or clinical research. The claims made about this program by Purium Health cannot be confirmed by any independent studies as well which means there are no guarantees. Participants of the 10-day program have also reported some side effects. Further, the company recommends that anyone contemplating on attempting its 10-day Transformation Program consult a doctor first before doing so especially those on any medication whether over-the-counter or prescription. This further raises doubts about the program.

Another issue with Purium Health regards several unresolved complaints most of which are filed under the Better Business Bureau. The fact that Purium Health has failed to resolve these complaints either willingly or otherwise is a matter of concern with regard to its customer service and business practices.

 

Another issue with Purium Health regards several unresolved complaints most of which are filed under the Better Business Bureau. The fact that Purium Health has failed to resolve these complaints either willingly or otherwise is a matter of concern with regard to its customer service and business practices.

Most customers have complained about experiencing side effects and that they were not able to drink the shake no matter what they mixed it with. Some of the side effects that most of these people experienced included nausea, headaches, stomach cramps, indigestion, low blood sugar, diarrhea, increased bathroom usage, reduced electrolytes, insomnia, extreme thirst, an inability to function normally and fatigue. Those who experienced extreme side effects were hospitalized with some actually collapsing while on the 10-day Transformation Program.

Is Purium Safe?

This is what they say on Purium, “Purium Health is a unique multi-level marketing company that is certainly an interesting option for those in need of an efficient and quick way to lose weight or anyone interested in Naturopathy or holistic living. Their compensation plan unlike most MLM firms could be a fruitful venture for those with a marketing and sales background. Its flagship 10-day Transformation Program has not been scientifically endorsed or independently verified by researchers hence it should only be used with approval from a licensed physician.

Purium Health products are regarded as wholesome with most of these with a primary purpose to support people on fasts. The benefits of this program is that it improves metabolism, keeps blood sugar levels stable, burn fat as well as promoting the well being of a person. Purium produces its products in a strictly GMP certified facility to ensure routine quality and 3rd party inspections. The philosophy behind their supplements is to provide minerals and vitamins in their naturally occurring chemical context.

This means that most of their products are isolates or extracts from herbs, vegetables and natural fruits as opposed to individual nutrient supplements. This ensures provision of minerals, vitamins and other biologically beneficial compounds such as phytonutrients. This also makes their supplements more expensive and more complex.”

I think it’s probably just BS. Take a look at this Purium review:

For many years now Purium has been on a slow decline in terms of popularity and the time will show whether it will turn or start going down.

Conclusion – Is Purium Worth It?

In this article I wanted to raise awareness of risks of Purium. In addition, I want to remind that making money with multi-level marketing doesn’t ever happen overnight. If you have experience if building a business, you know what I am talking about.

Recently, I confronted with a company that was promising big income like $5,000-20,000/month with a little effort but I realized that their marketing strategy and the company itself is dishonest. If somebody promises you big money within a short period of time, don’t run into that without making a huge research.

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What do you think about Purium? What kind of experience do you have of other similar MLM-programs and products?

Let me know in the comments below! 🙂

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Ariix Review: A Phenomenal Opportunity Or a Pyramid Scheme?

Is Ariix a Pyramid Scheme? That’s the question you may have asked yourself when you saw extremely high prices of their products or heard it’s a network marketing company.

In this review me (Roope) and YourOnlineRevenue.com team member are going to answer your questions about this company. We are not affiliated with Ariix in any way so you can trust that we are not going to promote their products to you just with the hope of making profits.

Without further ado, let’s get started.

Ariix Review

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Name: Ariix

Founded: July 2011 in Salt Lake City

Cost: $150/month and above

Type: Health-based products: supplements, weight management, air and water filters, personal care products, essential oils, skincare products. Multi-Level Marketing (MLM).

Short Review: Ariix is a typical MLM-company with overpriced products and big promises. Personally, I am not a big fan of this kind of systems because you could buy similar products for 2-5 times cheaper at your local supermarket. In addition, I wouldn’t get excited of offering overpriced to my customers.

Therefore, I’d rather recommend looking for better ways to make money. My #1 Work From Home Recommendation is Wealthy Affiliate. It has helped me and thousands of other people to make a living online. It’s not an MLM and you don’t need to sell any overpriced products.

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What Is Ariix?

Ariix is a multilevel marketing company that has a presence in some 20 countries. It was founded in July 2011 by five co-founders with extensive backgrounds in MLMs: Mark Wilson, Deanna Latson, Dr. Fred W. Cooper, Riley TImmer, and Jeff Yates. Most of the founders of Ariix have a background in another MLM-company called Usana.

It started slow, but its recognition increased slowly the past two years until it became one of the most competitive MLMs that are specialized in healthcare products.

As with all MLMs, you can only make money if you’ve developed a large team and are already on the upper levels of the organization. As most people don’t get to the upper levels the chances of you making real money with this are very low.

Ariix Products

Ariix targets people who are interested in a healthy lifestyle, offering a variety of products that claim to achieve that goal. There’s no reason to think that these products are in any way different to the others found on the market, except they cost a lot more. The products are split into several brands.

• Nutrifii – is a line of supplements that aim to give the body all the nutrients it needs to achieve the best health. They’re so confident in the quality of their products that they offer �100% Quality and Effectiveness Guarantee!” and “a 30-day 100% money back guarantee”. I don’t know about you but such outrageous claims of perfection always make me doubt the quality of the products. So far, the only real quality I’ve found is in their website design.

 

• Slenderiiz – is a not only a line for weight loss products but “the only” healthy and natural weight management system that shows improved weight loss results. It’s a combination of meal replacement shakers and various supplements combined with a 1250 calories-a-day plan that promises rapid weight loss.

 

• Puritii – supplies air and water filtration devices that are supposed to protect you from the pollutants that impact your health. It provides portable water and air filters that seem very professional and easy to use.

• Reviive 2.0. is a personal care products line that includes many items everyone needs like shampoos, body wash, toothpaste or conditioner. All products are organic, healthy products.

 

• Priime is a line of essential oils which promise solutions to various problems which include relaxation, tension relief, boosting the immune system and others.

 

• Jouvre is a beauty products line that has various cosmetic products generally used for skincare.

All products seem interesting but the claims Ariix has concerning their efficiency have no scientific basis. I’ll give you just an example: the Sleenderiiz line that handles weight loss products offer homeopathic remedies that have been labeled by traditional medicine as having no beneficial effect on weight loss. It seems more like Ariix has gathered some random ingredients, labeled them nicely and now are selling them at horrendous prices.

Now that we’re talking about prices, there is an obvious gap between what the products are worth and how much they cost. As all MLMs, the price is determined by how much money the company wants to make and not by the quality of the products or even the market price. It’s the marketer’s job to convince the customer that that huge price is nothing compared to the benefits gained.

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How Much Does It Cost to Join Ariix?

Ariix is free to join and get a discounted price on the products but this free membership will get you nowhere.

In order to become an affiliate and be part of the Compensation Plan, Ariix has a monthly fee of $150. This doesn’t seem too much considering they promise you’ll be able to gain more money than you can spend. Even though they promise very much, there practically no way to determine how much money you’ll actually make and if this fee is worth it.

Ariix Compensation Plan

Is Ariix a pyramid scheme or can you actually make money? Ariix claims to give its distributors an awesome opportunity to earn and even own their own business by selling their products. They say its ACTIV8 Compensation Plan is like no other the world has ever seen. The plan basically works like every other MLM you’ve heard of: it has a multi-line structure that keeps money flowing from the bottom as well as from the top.

After becoming an Ariix affiliate, you are on the top of your organization with two branches under you. From each branch, two others will emerge when you will have more affiliates. One line is the Power Line and the other is the Pay Line. You are commissioned 15% of the Product Volume that your line sells. Every month your Pay Line is subtracted from your Power Line and the cycle repeats itself.

Ariix gives you the chance to grow, giving you a new Pay Line with every $2,000 your pay line earns. Other earning methods are available and include a team lead bonus and a matching bonus.

Ariix Reviews and Complaints

Ariix has been developing constantly since its creation in 2011 and that only means that more and more people are attracted mainly by the earnings it promises and secondly by the products it sells.

But what you want to know is: does it work? You can choose to look for the answer in two places. The first is the Ariix website and the articles it influences – like posts written by people who are already members of this program or other MLM enthusiasts. That’s what other network marketers say as well in Herbalife, Amway, Isagenix and in any other similar system.

Secondly, you need to look at the big picture. How many confirmed cases of earnings you can find and how big were these earnings? Can you make money long-term? The answer to this last question is a solid “probably no” based on what the rate of success the MLMs have long-term.

The success of good, long-lasting companies is based on their products, while Ariix as well as other MLMs can only last if they convince people to join and trick them into buying their incredibly expensive products. With no confirmed cases of any kind of earnings at the lower levels and no high-quality products Ariix it seems like Ariix sells just dreams that will eventually die.

Conclusion – Is Ariix Worth It?

In my opinion, Ariix is just another MLM-company that tries to sell big dreams and overpriced products. I am an entrepreneur by heart but I am not a big fan of businesses that sell overpriced stuff just for the sake of making bigger profits themselves.

The fact is that Ariix and other similar network marketing companies are filled with half truths. I mean that they are drawing things in a better light than they really are. I don’t know what you think about it but I don’t like it so much.

My #1 work from home recommendation, Wealthy Affiliate, doesn’t give you exaggerated promises. They explain that you can make big money online but it requires work and persistence. Success doesn’t happen overnight but if you don’t quit, most likely you will succeed. That’s the business I like. Telling the things as they are.

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Is Asea a Scam? – Read These Surprising Asea Reviews!

What is Asea? Is Asea a scam or a pyramid scheme? How does their business opportunity work and would it be worth it?

If you’re looking answers to any of these questions, you have come to the right place. In the next 1-3 minutes, you’ll find out what this company is all about. I’ll also share my personal opinion whether their business opportunity is worth joining or not. In the end of this article, I’ll give an additional tip how you can succeed with any kind of businesses by following my 4-step method.

I am not affiliated with Asea in any way so I am not going to promote their system or products for you. I just inform and educate about this kind of business opportunities and help people to avoid scams.

Asea Review

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Name: Asea

Founded: 2007 by Verdis Norton

Type: Multi-Level Marketing (MLM). Health Products.

Short Review: Asea offers extremely expensive products that have so-called “MLM-extra” in their prices. Some people reported positive effects after using their products but in my opinion, a big part of it has been a placebo effect. Most people say it’s just plain salt water with nice etiquette and an interesting story to charge more.

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What Is Asea?

Asea is a network marketing company founded by a successful businessman Verdis Norton. He has also former experience in huge Fortune-500 companies which can explain why he has also been able to grow Asea so well. At the moment the company operates in tens of different countries around the world and it has hit the top 100 MLM-companies in the world.

Asea resembles other multi-level marketing companies like Usana, Mannatech, Youngevity, Nerium International and so on. Now let’s take a look at their products. Later you’ll see how their business opportunity works and reviews from their customers.

Asea Products

Asea has been concentrating on two main products, unlike other huge MLM-companies that are selling hundreds of different products. Their names are:

1. ASEA Redox Supplement
2. RENU 28

Many people say Asea Redox is just salt water but based on the speeches of their distributors and their website is much more. I don’t have personal experience of using Asea water so I can’t give my own opinion. I would love to hear your experiences if you have used it.

Asea Redox is supposed to “communicate” with your body and have several positive effects like

• Protect, rejuvenate, and restore cells.
• The efficiency of your body’s own antioxidants can go up even 500%.
• Gives superior support to athletes.
• Helps and supports the vital activity of cellular communication.

The bottles are extremely expensive and they cost $15-35 per bottle depending on how many you buy. The more you buy, the cheaper each bottle gets but the whole price goes up naturally.

Renu 28 is a skincare product and it’s supposed to have multiple positive effects on your skin health:

• Decreases eye wrinkles
• Improves facial skin texture
• Increases your skin’s smoothness
• Increases skin’s elasticity
• Increases skin’s moisture

Naturally, Asea has created a plan that you should follow to have the optimal benefit of their saltwater and skin care products. This means that you will need to buy their products regularly if you are willing to remain in the system. In the other words, you’ll be spending thousands of dollars per year on their products alone (add conference, training, event costs, etc).

Asea Compensation Plan

You need to buy Asea products in order to be a distributor (=participate their business). The startup fee is $50 and your personal product orders must be at least 100 Personal Volume per month (they have own point system). In order to move up in the ranking, your group product sales must be at least 300 Group Volume per month. Yes, they are an MLM-system and use the pyramid system where the guys on top of the pyramid make the big money.

Below you can see the comprehensive Asea compensation plan training by the vice president Justin Wilson. Notice that his goal is to sell you their products and the system so he is not unbiased in his speech. Anyway, this video helps you understand more how their system works.

So, you’ll earn a commission for all your own product sales and all your team’s (downline’s) sales. You need to build your team by recruiting more people to Asea. When they start selling products your income goes up and you start earning passive income. Asea has a point system that awards you for selling and recruiting but I am not going in details in this article because they are already explained in the video above.

You need to keep in mind that 95-55% of MLM-distributors fail in businesses like Asea. You need to work exceptionally hard/smart to succeed. Or just follow the training on the link below:

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Asea Reviews & Complaints

Before rushing to buy expensive Asea products and join their system I think it’s wise to take a look at reviews of their customers. Did the products really work? Were they worth the money? Here are some reviews from real customers:

Does Asea Really Work?

This is a big question and I can’t fully answer it because I haven’t tried their products myself. However, I have observed what other people have said and I can give my opinion.

The fact is that their products are extremely expensive which is typical for MLM-systems. That’s why I usually say that there’s an “MLM-extra” in the prices. It helps them to pay bigger profits to their members but doesn’t add value for the customer.

Some people noticed positive effects after using Asea but some didn’t. Why is it so? Let me share one explanation.

If you buy Asea products, you buy them with the hope that they would work. Nobody wants to waste their money on products that don’t work. Therefore, you are most likely expecting positive results because you are investing time and money for them. You want to feel more energetic, healthy and strong.

Most of the time our thoughts become a self-fulfilling prophecy. A man who says himself all the time, “I am tired. I don’t have energy.” will most likely feel powerful. One highly energetic 80 years old businessman was once asked, “Don’t you ever feel tired?” He just responded, “Tired? What is that word? I never use it in my vocabulary so I don’t know what it means.”

Do you get the point? A big part of Asea’s effect is most likely just placebo effect. You feel good because you expect that you will feel good. Studies show that positive people live longer on average.

So, do Asea products work? They may work but I believe a big part of it is just a placebo effect. In addition, the positive impact on the skin can be just temporary.

Conclusion – Is Asea Worth It?

Somehow I would be interested in buying Asea products but I am quite sure it wouldn’t be the wisest decision. Their skin care products are just extremely overpriced and you can get similar products for a cheaper price literally anywhere.

Asea Redox, their salt water, is a bit more interesting. Still, it’s so expensive that I think it wouldn’t be worth the money. Their system overall resembles a product based pyramid scheme. They put their prices to the sky so they can make more profits. I would love to hear your opinions in the comments.

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1.Choose your interest (For example health)

2.Build a basic website using templates and simple tools (Nowadays it’s possible even in 30 seconds without any former experience)

3.Get traffic to your website (From Google, Facebook, YouTube, Quora, Twitter, Bing, Instagram, Pinterest, etc. I get 80% of my traffic from Google. People come to my websites when they search for answers.)

4.Leave links => Earn revenue (When people click links on your website, go to other sites and buy something, you earn revenue. For example, you can leave a link to Amazon and when they buy any product from Amazon within 24 hours, you earn money.)

You don’t need an inventory. You don’t need any former experience. Everything you need is just willingness to learn and work. (And laptop and an Internet connection, of course) Some years ago I didn’t have any experience of this but nowadays I’m making a living online by following this 4-step formula. I just followed a step-by-step training and put in the practice.

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Is Aim Global a Scam Or Will It Turn You Into a Millionaire?

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Is Kannaway a Pyramid Scheme? Why Does a Tube Cost +$400?

Is Kannaway a pyramid scheme? How does their system work and is it really worth it? Why are their products so expensive? If you are looking for answers to any of these questions, you have come to the right place.

I have a huge knowledge of multi-level marketing and on YourOnlineRevenue.com we have reviewed more than 50 similar companies like Kannaway.

Maybe some of your friends have introduced Kannaway for you. Or you found it on the Internet while looking for interesting business opportunities. No matter how you have found it but I highly recommend spending the next 2 minutes with me to decide whether the program is really worth it.

Kannaway Review

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Name: Kannaway

Type: Multi-Level Marketing. Health Products.

Short Review: Kannaway is an MLM-company selling expensive products and claiming they will change your life. Doesn’t this sound familiar? I have heard the same story from 50 other companies who are working in the same way like them.

If you truly love their products and you are a hardworking person, you may succeed with their system. However, personally, I don’t recommend Kannaway for several reasons (that I explain in my full review). If you are interested in a better business opportunity, I advise taking a look My #1 Recommendation to make money online.

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What Is Kannaway?

Kannaway is a multi-level marketing company which was founded in XXXXX. They are selling many marijuana-related products that are supposed to heal you from sicknesses and improve your overall well-being. Probably you have noticed the relation between the names: Kanna Way = Cannabis Way. Probably you know that marijuana is used for some medications.

Kannawyay is still a relatively new company as it was founded only a few years ago. Compared to its competitors in the health industry of network marketing it’s still a baby. Other similar companies are, for example, Melaleuca, Herbalife, Amway and so on. Those companies have been around already for decades.

In my sincere opinion, the ideology of Kannaway is quite shady. Super expensive cannabis products that are supposed to change your life. 

Kannaway Products – Overpriced or Life-Changing Products?

Kannaway product prices are insane. They charge hundreds of dollars for little bottles. Of course, they claim that the products are top notch but I wouldn’t be so convinced. Some people claimed they had very little or no effect at all after using these products. Kannaway distributors, naturally,  say that they are the best products in the world. Well, I have heard the same story from 100 MLM-programs as well.

The starter pack costs $262,50. It contains:

• Chocolate Energy Chews
• Premium Full Spectrum Caps
• Rev!ve AM
• Rev!ve PM 500 mg

I don’t go in a great detail in analyzing their products in this article because the main focus is on evaluating the business system. But I know that a big part of the effect of Kannaway products is just placebo. When you believe in something strong enough you will feel the effect even though it’s not real.

All the other members are praising the products and telling their testimonials so it’s easy to start believing in them. It’s like a religious cult.

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Kannaway Compensation Plan

When you study Kannaway compensation plan they say that you can make income from 9 different sources in the company. In my opinion, they try to make it better than it really is. The reality is that you can make money with Kannaway by doing 2 activities:

1. Sell their products.
2. Recruit more people to the system.

Then you are able to get bigger bonuses and rewards when you sell and recruit more. Top earners have been in the company for years and they are “master-recruiters”. You need to recruit a lot if you want to succeed with network marketing. That’s one reason why many people don’t like MLM-systems so much.

Now that you know the true nature of this system, I let Kannaway member explain how the system works:

It always sounds so good when some of their highly trained members explain the system. I almost get interested until I remember how the system really works.

Kannaway Reviews & Complaints

You may seen also other Kannaway reviews on the Internet. They give you information how the system and products work. You can roughly divide them into two categories:

1. Reviews by Kannaway distributors praising the system and products as much as they can.
2. Reviews from other people who see the reality.

You may have noticed that many people claim Kannaway is a complete scam and not worth joining. They say that products have no (or only very little) effect. Still, the company is charging a huge price to rip off their customers.

Kannaway distributors, on the other hand, explain that products are so high quality that paying for them is certainly worth it. Well, all MLM-companies are saying it so there’s anything new here. After talking deeply with many network marketers, they have admitted that products are often expensive so they can make bigger profits.

Is Kannaway a Pyramid Scheme?

Officially Kannaway is not a pyramid scheme. They have real products and they make money by selling them. So, the only money doesn’t come from recruiting more people even though there is a big focus for doing that.

They use a pyramid form. You start from the bottom and move up in the pyramid by recruiting more people and helping your team to recruit more also. Doesn’t it sound like a pyramid scheme? Yes, it does but that’s just how network marketing works. Isagenix, Tupperware and hundreds of other MLM-companies are working with the same principles.

I’m a business-minded person and an entrepreneur by heart. Therefore some people have tried to get me in the world of network marketing. I have often asked why the products are so expensive. Often people have responded that then I could make bigger profits. But what about the customers? I don’t want to make bigger profits if the products really aren’t worth it. In my opinion, the best way is to care for the customer. What do you think?

Kannaway Income Disclosure Statement

I wasn’t able to find their income disclosure statement that would show how earnings divide between members. Probably it’s not public so they don’t want to show it to everyone.

However, I know from experience that top 5% is usually making more money than the rest 95% in total. Based on my researches of ~50 MLM-companies I have found it that usually around half of the people who start this kind of business earn nothing or very little. You need to be exceptional and be willing to work hard to get to the top 5%.

Conclusion – Is Kannaway Worth It?

In my sincere opinion, they are not worth it. I wouldn’t recommend buying their overpriced products just to make their members’ wallets thick. Of course, I am being pretty straight here but I don’t want to take the responsibility that you spend hundreds of dollars and hours just to realize that it was a waste of time.

If you are interested in better business opportunities, I recommend taking a look at Wealthy Affiliate. It’s not an MLM-program or a get-rich-scheme with exaggerated promises. Still, their training, tools, and community have helped me to make money online and travel the world. I am not more tied to a 9-5 job because I make a living online. It’s possible for you as well. I just want to remind that success doesn’t come overnight but it’s worth it.

Even though I was working in a well-paying job in Austria (and before that in Finland) I noticed that there are even way better opportunities online. I am able to earn more, reach and help more people, learn more and live more. I would have been dumb if I would have skipped this opportunity.

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Is Wifi Millionaire a Scam? – Check Out Why I Don’t Recommend It!

The founder of this program, Matt Lloyd, states with lots of confidence that he has created $150 million business while living wherever he wants and you can do the same if you want. Is Wifi Millionaire a Scam? You will find out the answer in the next 3 minutes by reading my honest review.

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WiFi Millionaire System Review – Video Version

I just recorded a video where I share my honest opinion of Wifi Millionaire and Matt Lloyd. I believe you will enjoy watching it. By the way, in the vid, o I mention that I’ll be now staying at a 5-star hotel for 50 days because I make money online. I didn’t use WiFi Millionaire or MOBE to achieve this freedom but a better program that I show in the end of the video:

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Wifi Millionaire Review

Name: Wifi Millionaire

Founders: Matt Lloyd

Field: Online Business Training

Overall Rank: 15 out of 100. (Check Out My #1 Recommendation. 98 Out of 100)

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What Is Wifi Millionaire?

Coffee Shop Millionaire, Laptop Millionaire, Wifi Millionaire, etc. All of those millionaire-systems have the same idea. Create an online business, earn money while you are sleeping, live wherever you want and work whenever you want. Did you that it’s 100% possible for anyone today? Here is a program that really has taught how I can do it. I am well on my way to that freedom and you can learn it too.

However, Don’t try to learn it with Wifi Millionaire. This program will most likely just take most of your money away.

Here is a sales video by Matt Lloyd, the founder of this program. I need to admit that the video is quite convincing and makes his offer sound interesting. “eBook is only $3. Why wouldn’t I give it a try?” Read further and I will explain you the reason.

“But Matt Lloyd Is a WiFi Millionaire And Knows What He Is Talking!?”

Matt has created $150 million company business which is a proof that he is a very successful businessman. However, it doesn’t tell that you should trust in everything that he says. What is that $150 million business that he is talking about? It’s MOBE (My Own Business Education).

MOBE is a famous MLM with very high ticket products. They have different kind of packages that you can buy. The cheapest one is $49 and the most expensive one is $29,997. Then everything in between. Many of their packages cost thousands of dollars. Think how fast the founder of such system can become rich. Only 2 sales of $29,997 and he has already made more money than the average salary is in the U.S. and for 95% of people in the world. That’s crazy!

There are tens (if not hundreds) of negative reviews about MOBE on the Internet. It’s already a very bad sign. You may want to know what kind of products they are selling. That’s a very good question. I don’t even exactly know even though I have made a little bit of research.

It seems that their product is very typical to many other MLMs which means that their main purpose is to invite more and more people to join their system. The only way to get your hard-earned money back is to sell the membership to somebody else. That’s sad. In my opinion, the best move would be just admitting your mistake that you joined a pyramid scheme which doesn’t provide any value. Learn your lesson and seek for better opportunities.

I know it’s hard and that’s why many people don’t do it. But it’s worth it. Trying to get other people to join a program that doesn’t provide any value is not honest nor respectable. Even though there are many times lots of enthusiastic people in MLM-events, only 1-5% of them are really earning something significant from the system. That’s a cold fact.

What Does Wifi Millionaire Teach?

I can summarize their teaching in two words so you don’t need to use $3 to buy their eBook: “Buy MOBE”. That is what they teach.

It seems that Matt Lloyd created Wifi Millionaire to get even more people to join MOBE. That’s understandable if he believes in his own system. However, as you heard earlier, MOBE is not worth it. They have some motivating and interesting teachings but I wouldn’t invest my money in their packages.

You don’t need to spend $3 for Wifi Millionaire eBook. Buying a lottery coupon next Saturday (that I usually don’t recommend) can be more profitable than buying this eBook.

“But It’s Only $3. Why Wouldn’t I Give It a Try?”

First of all, I don’t like giving money to scam artists. Even though I don’t say that Matt Lloyd would be a scam artist, I think that Wifi Millionaire and MOBE are very close to being a scam.

I don’t think that you should invest $10, $5 or even $3 for a product that’s worthless. You are not only investing your money but also your time which is your most important asset. You can always earn your money back but you will never get the time back.

When you buy their $3 eBook, give them your email and credit card info you are saying, “I am interested in your products.” They understand the sign and will send you even more and more upsells. Maybe you are also interested in their $49 product because “Well, it’s only $49. That’s not a big amount of money.”

$3 product is just a hook that will try to catch you on a larger scale. He use

Conclusion – Is Wifi Millionaire a Scam?

It’s not 100% scam but it’s close to it. However, they have one very good teaching that I like. Have a look at the image below:

Have you ever heard that classical story that you see in a picture above? Go to school, land in a comfortable job, work for a good corporation for many years, get a mortgage, have 2-3 children, retire when you are 60-70 and die.

That was a story that I was living for until I was 21 years old. Then a few successful guys taught me that my life doesn’t have to go like that. I can live an extraordinary life, build a business and have a freedom to live anywhere I want.

I started working and looking for opportunities. Then I found Wealthy Affiliate. It’s an online “university” that teaches how anyone can create a successful online business, even without prior knowledge. Some of my friends are doing $10,000 per month after their training and I am on my way there as well.

The best thing is that you don’t even need to invest that $3 to join in. You can become a member for totally free. You will get 20 interactive video lessons that will teach you concrete steps how to start your online business. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask and I’ll be more than happy to help you.

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Is LifeWave a Scam? A Pyramid Scheme Perhaps?

Tired of sugar-coated LifeWave reviews? Are you looking for something else than their distributors praising the system? You have come to the right place.

I am not affiliated with LifeWave and in this review, I’ll answer your questions, “Is LifeWave a Scam? Is the program worth joining? How much money could you make?” and so on. I believe you will find this article helpful. If you still have any questions after reading this you can always leave a comment below and I’ll be more than happy to reply to you.

In this article, I’ll also show you a quick glimpse of the BEST 4-step formula to make money online.

LifeWave Review

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Name: LifeWave

Founded: 2004 by David Schmidt

Cost: From $25 to as high as $1599.95

Type: Health & Wellness MLM Business

Short Review: Personally I recommend staying away from LifeWave. They have new age -type ideas which are related to their overpriced products. It’s another “cult-like” MLM-system that has faced several lawsuits over the years.

Take a look at my #1 work from home recommendation. In my opinion, it’s a much better way to start a business than messing up with LifeWave. It’s also free to get started, no credit card required.

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How to Make Money with LifeWave? – My Video Tutorial

Before you dive into my comprehensive LifeWave review, I want to give you an opportunity to have a look at my video below.

There I’ll show you how you can learn the 4-step formula to start making money online with LifeWave.

I’m sure you’ll find it helpful and valuable.

What is LifeWave?

Founded back in 2004 in California, USA by David Schmidt, LifeWave is an MLM business opportunity that offers health and wellness products/ services to its customers. Their mission is “to provide entrepreneurs with unlimited earning potential by offering proprietary health technologies that are meant to maximize human potential.”

This company focuses solely on the wellness and health of individuals – since opening its doors back in 2004, LifeWave has expanded to more than 100 countries.

Simply put, LifeWave offers its customers technologies that eradicate pain, offer natural energy boost, provide anti-aging benefits, fights off restlessness, and protects its customers from harmful radiation. The founder has over 25 years of experience in the industry. This company is now estimated to have revenue of more than $10 million, as reviewed by Direct Selling Association.

This MLM business comes backed by over 70 clinical studies and all new members are awarded a 30-day money back guarantee if they are unable to make a profit within the first month. LifeWave also has associations with various nonprofit organizations such as Military of Purple Heart, American Red Cross and numerous other nonprofit organizations across the globe.

It has also been endorsed by many celebrities and professional athletes with some of their nutritional products coming highly recommended by healthcare practitioners worldwide. Notice that this is a typical way of marketing MLMs. They hire celebrities with big money to promote their products and the system.

You have probably heard of similar MLM-companies like Isagenix, Herbalife, Youngevity and so on.

LifeWave Scam Or Legit: What Products Do They Provide?

How does it work? Well, distributors buy and resell LifeWave products and keep the difference as their profit. Aside from this, you are also able to make a living through their binary compensation plan which offers bonuses to their entrepreneurs based on their level of experience and performance.
This company offers an extensive range of products such as:

LifeWave Patches – Do They Work?

All are priced at $69.95. Some of their patches include Energy enhancer, IceWave (relaxes muscles after an intense workout), Silent night (helps stimulate sleep hormones to help you sleep better), Y-Age Aeon (reduces stress levels), Y-Age Glutathione (stimulates your immune system), AcuLife (it’s a pain reliever for horses), and SP6 Complete (helps reduce food cravings thus aids in weight management).

There has been quite a lot of controversy around LifeWave patches. Many people said they didn’t feel any effect while using them. On the other hand, LifeWave distributors praise the benefits. Is it just a placebo effect or do they really work? Leave your opinion in the comment section below this article.

Other LiveWave Main Products

Theta (promotes overall body strength), Maveric (increases testosterone in men), Alavida (this is a skincare cream), and Theta Mind (this product promotes healthier mental activity and will help you focus better).

Let’s take a closer look at the prices for each product group:

WinFit:

• Winfit body shaping system – $299.95
• Resistance Bands (Small) – $21.95
• Resistance Bands (Large) – $44.95
• WinFit Monthly maintenance kit – $149.95

Skin Care:

• Alavida regenerating trio – $199.95

Nutritional Supplements:

• Theta One – $99.96
• Maveric – $79.95
• Brain boost system – $189.95
• Theta Activate – $69.95
• Corsentials – $129.95
• Theta Mind – $89.95

Do keep in mind that it’s safer to inquire with your doctor first before consuming any new supplements especially if you have sicknesses or you plan to use supplements to a large extent.

How Much Does It Cost to Join This Program?

If you want to join as an independent distributor, then be ready to cough up from as little as $25 or as high as $1499.95. These prices depend solely on starter kit selected. This means that LifeWave has ensured that there is a starter kit suitable to every budget.

• Starter: $25
• Bronze: $99.95
• Silver: $299
• Gold: $499
• Platinum: $999
• Diamond: $1,499.95

If you wish to enroll online, you’ll be required to provide a sponsor’s ID number. If you do not have a sponsor’s ID number, then you can opt to contact this company’s customer care and a sponsor ID will be provided for you.

Furthermore, it’s important to note that you might be charged depending on the package which you originally purchased. For example, these products are charged monthly:

• Bronze: $5,000
• Silver: $15,000
• Gold: $25,000

LifeWave Compensation Plan

Distributors are able to select from five different methods of earning income for their binary compensation plan. As earlier mentioned, you can always opt to simply buy their products on wholesale and then proceed on to sell these products to your network at retail price – whatever difference you make is yours to keep.

Instead of simply selling to your close network, you can opt to have a replicated website where LifeWave will pay you $20 for each product that is sold through this website.

Aside from these methods, Lifewave also offers a bonus compensation plan. Here, a distributor or member will have access to Lifewave’s financial incentives as well as their bonuses such as commission matching bonuses, product introduction bonuses, as well as wave bonuses. To learn more about these plans, watch this YouTube video here:

NOTE: The video is created by LifeWave members and it’s highly promotional. I attached it here just for educational purposes.

As a sponsor, you will receive a certain commission when any of your distributors (the people you recruited to sell for you) buys a product package for reselling. Your bonus will vary as it depends on what package they actually buy – this means that your bonus can range from anywhere between $15 to $200. Keep in mind that you will only receive a bonus the first time one of your distributors actually buys a package.

Depending on how many recruiters you have, you can earn an additional $50 per month – however, this is only possible if you both reach 330 Group Volume (more information on this can be found on their website.)

Notice that you need to be good at recruiting (or be willing to learn it) if you want to become successful with LifeWave or with any other MLM-program.

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LifeWave Reviews & Complaints

From our research, it is clear that many people believe that LifeWave is not a scam and has actually proven to be a legitimate way for people to earn money monthly. Another great thing is the praises their skincare products have online. Many users have attested to have tighter and smoother skins after using LifeWave’s Skincare products.

We were pleasantly pleased to also read the high reviews regarding their nutritional packages. These products are affordable and provide the body with great benefits such as reduction of stress, stimulation of the immune system, an improvement in overall body strength and flexibility, and an increase in energy levels.

LifeWave Lawsuit – Is LifeWave a Pyramid Scheme?

Over the years LifeWave has had several lawsuits. One of them was with one of their biggest competitors Jeunesse. I don’t want to go in a great detail with these lawsuits but I offer you links where you can read more about them:

1. JEUNESSE, LLC v. LIFEWAVE, INC.
2. Blendermann v. LifeWave, Inc.

It’s not rare that these big MLM-companies have lawsuits. Sometimes they are sued to be pyramid schemes, sometimes they need to be punished because of their unprofessional distributors and so on. Show me an MLM-company that didn’t have a lawsuit! 😉

Of course, that’s not a good thing. Network marketing is still quite a controversial subject and will probably always be. Personally, I am not a big fan of that business model. Still, LifeWave isn’t an illegal pyramid scheme because they have real products and everything doesn’t solely depend on recruiting new members.

Conclusion – Is LifeWave Worth It?

I don’t recommend LifeWave for several reasons. Their products are very expensive but still many people say they don’t feel any effect after using them. The only effect they had was a thinner wallet.

Another thing to keep in mind is that success in MLM-businesses requires tons of hard work and effort. People who are making a full-time income have usually been working for years for the company. It’s not a bad thing but that’s just how it usually works. 95% of members who join don’t many any or make only some little money.

My #1 work from home recommendation is Wealthy Affiliate because their training and community have helped me to make a living online. The success doesn’t happen with WA overnight either but they provide everything you need to succeed.

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What are your experiences with LifeWave or other similar MLM-companies?

Do you prefer making money online or offline?

Let’s discuss in the comments below! 🙂