1. Lost Money
2. Lost reputation
3. Lost time
4. Lost selfesteem
Below is an email I sent to a very wealthy investor I have been in contact with for several years who will go nameless. I intended to write this critique of a recent article written by Michelle Celarier: read more
This article describes a Chinese MLM scamming people in Uganda: http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/peopleandpower/2017/02/uganda-health-pyramid-170202054305553.html Yes, that Chin... read more
In reponse to the FTC's response to the DSA (Link: https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/documents/public_statements/1068663/response_to_dsa_letter_ramirez.pdf, Document: read more
Herbalife is about to come under the May 2017 requirement to show retail sales in order to get bonuses to distributors, then this occurs: http://www.valuewalk.com/2017/01/herbal... read more
The Vemma Final Order came out: https://www.truthinadvertising.org/vemma-pay-millions-settlement-ftc/ I like the work that TINA (Truth In Advertising) does, but this headline was very misleading, not very smart for... read more
If you asked someone what colors are the American flag and they answered red and blue, white and blue, or red and white, it's obvious they left out a color. An analogy to this is someone states whether MLM profit is made from recruiting others or sales, there is a third issue - internal consumption,... read more
As pointed out elsewhere on this website, MLM products are usually overpriced, and a favorite method of overcoming this is to simply claim the products cure all kinds of diseases, including the "big boys" Amway and Herbalife, as shown here: read more
There are two great developments shining a bright light on MLM scams like Amway and Herbalife:
As if we didn't already suspect widespread DSA nonenforcement of MLM health claims and the DSA's "self regulation" was total BS, here's the proof. Of course, the list includes the two largest MLM scams on the planet, Amway and Herbalife: https://www.truthinadvertising.org/dsa-ignoring-illegal-hea... read more