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MLM health ripoffs

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  1. How many out there buy health products from MLM
    distributors?

    How many are MLM distributors for health products?

    There is a crazy amount of mark up in those products to pay
    all the distributor levels. Some companies have decent
    products, but the mark up really screws the customer.

    I used to use "Daily Complete" liquid vitamins. They were
    pretty good. It was an MLM which I was not involved in, but
    the product was good. I looked at SeaSilver, but that is a
    joke with no RDA's listed.

    Then I found Essential Nectar from EarthWorks. Ingredients
    look similar to Complete, but a much better price because it
    is not that MLM [censored].

    I see all these post for don't forget your vitamins MLM from
    don lapree, and all the other MLM pitches and it just makes
    me wonder how people can be so stupid over and over with
    MLM's. It is super inflated stuff. Sometimes decent,
    sometimes nothing but junk. I would not trust lapree stuff
    further than I could throw it.

    I am sure some MLM's will defend themselves and their
    products, but it is just another scam to have money taken
    from the public.

    Anyway.. if anyone is interested in good liquid vitamins at
    a fair price... check out EarthWorks. www.ewi.com A good
    company with a good product and a great price.

  2. There are many products in MLM that are overpriced without a
    doubt. Part is due to pay the sales force but also due to
    the fact that they are superior in some aspects to the
    grocery store label.

    With that said, which company had "daily complete?" Complete
    the supplement is very basic and inadequate in my opinion.

    I have been using nutritionals for 15 years now. Have
    studies well over 150 MLM companies and can give you a few
    good products to look at depending on what type of
    nutritional you want.

    The ewi product you said to look at is mediocre in my
    opinion. But at a decent price for what you get.

    Trent

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    From: [email hidden] (Wolf Thunder) Organization:
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    Apr 2004 00:16:19 -0700 Subject: MLM health ripoffs

    How many out there buy health products from MLM
    distributors?

    How many are MLM distributors for health products?

    There is a crazy amount of mark up in those products to
    pay all the distributor levels. Some companies have decent
    products, but the mark up really screws the customer.

    I used to use "Daily Complete" liquid vitamins. They were
    pretty good. It was an MLM which I was not involved in,
    but the product was good. I looked at SeaSilver, but that
    is a joke with no RDA's listed.

    Then I found Essential Nectar from EarthWorks. Ingredients
    look similar to Complete, but a much better price because
    it is not that MLM [censored].

    I see all these post for don't forget your vitamins MLM
    from don lapree, and all the other MLM pitches and it just
    makes me wonder how people can be so stupid over and over
    with MLM's. It is super inflated stuff. Sometimes decent,
    sometimes nothing but junk. I would not trust lapree stuff
    further than I could throw it.

    I am sure some MLM's will defend themselves and their
    products, but it is just another scam to have money taken
    from the public.

    Anyway.. if anyone is interested in good liquid vitamins
    at a fair price... check out EarthWorks. www.ewi.com A
    good company with a good product and a great price.

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