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ScamXposer.com Reviews | Is ScamXposer.com A Scam?

ScamXposer.com Reviews | Is ScamXposer.com A Scam?

If you’ve come across David Harris’ ScamXposer.com, you’re probably wondering if he can be trusted, or if he’s just another one of those home business “Gurus” that claims to have your best interest in mind but is really just pitching his preferred opportunity…

When I saw his site, I was wondering the same…

The truth is, most review sites these days need to be taken with a grain of salt. Most individuals that create review sites do so with the idea of generating leads for one business opportunity or another, which they call their “Top Recommended Jobs” or “Top Recommended Business” in the case of ScamXposer.com

Here’s what I like and don’t like about David Harris’ review site…

The good thing is, he’s a talented writer and often provides valuable insight on each of the opportunities he’s evaluating…

However, one major area where ScamXposer.com is flawed is in the fact that users cannot submit reviews.

You’ll notice on this site, that we highly encourage you and every other user that visits this site to contribute to the conversation and write your own review.

A good review site should not simply be the opinion of a single person, but should draw from the experiences of a much larger audience.

Additionally, I do not like the products and opportunities he recommends. His top two recommendations are ProjectPayDay.com and Zurvita, which are both subpar businesses in my opinion.

ProjectPayDay.com is all about processing rebates to make money, which is a complete and utter waste of time if you’re looking to make more than a few dollars online. It’s not, in my opinion, a real business.

The other opportunity he recommends, Zurvita, is no different than any other MLM / Network marketing opportunity out there. Nothing against the company, but MLM is dead in my opinion—the internet killed it…

There are much more lucrative business models out there which combine large up-front commissions which a nice residual income, for maximum profits.

Any experience with these opportunities? Be sure to share your thoughts below…

To the Top,

Kevin Blue | Entrepreneur, Author, & Internet Marketing Expert

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Ikidsplace.com Reviews | Is Ikidsplace.com A Scam?

Ikidsplace.com Reviews | Is Ikidsplace.com A Scam?

Ikidsplace.com is an online business opportunity where you have a chance to start a business marketing and selling kids toys, clothes, goods, etc… online.

It is promoted as a way for you to enter the billion dollar “kids” industry where parents dump all of their money into the cost of raising their children.

The premise of Ikidsplace is that you sign up to receive your own kids commerce website that is plug and play ready for you to start promoting and making sales.

Basically all you have left to do (and I say this with a sarcastic tone) is learn how to market online and drive traffic completely on your own…with no mentorship or guidance –sounds simple right?

Well I say it mockingly, but it is not a joke. Learning internet marketing is not something you pick up in a few days. It requires time and dedication like any learned skill.

Back to Ikidsplace though…let me run through this review using my favorite 3 Strike method. If Ikidsplace strikes out then you get the idea of whether or not I recommend this opportunity:

  • Duplicated websites –Not a fan, basically a duplicated website means you and all the other Ikidsplace affiliates have the same exact selling proposition. If you don’t give people a unique reason to buy from you, then they wont! –STRIKE 1
  • Hosted by Ikidsplace.com – The foundation of building a successful online business is to control and own your own website. If you have no control over the most important aspect of your business then you essentially don’t have a business. It can be here today and gone tomorrow. I believe in hosting your own website. –STRIKE 2
  • Better Business Bureau Rated F – Hmmm probably don’t need to explain this one too much but anytime a business opportunity has received a rating of F from the BBB then it’s probably a good indicator to stay away…

    Based on BBB files, Ikidsplace has a BBB Rating of F on a scale from A+ to F.

    -BBB.com

I’m not sure what merited the rating, but I do know the BBB is an organization I can trust. –STEEEERIIIIIIKE 3!!

You know what 3 strikes means…

Ikidsplace.com is not worth your time or money!

Do I agree with the idea of affiliate marketing? Yes, absolutely.

The problem is this opportunity doesn’t appear to have been put together very well.

You might be able to make money (and I hope you do if you already signed up for this program) but it doesn’t seem like a viable long term business.

What about you, have you had any experience with Ikidsplace.com? Post your review below.

Yours In Success,

Darin Blue | Entrepreneur, Author, & Internet Marketing Expert

Darin Blue
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Internet Marketing Expert

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Make2Much.com Review | Is Make2Much.com a Scam?

Make2Much.com Review | Is Make2Much.com a Scam?

Make2Much.com is a business that does not promise the moon—instead, it promises a reasonable $7,000 or thereabouts a month. The business, founded by Jacob Clement, is touted in the company’s marketing material as “the most automated money making system on the planet.” Does the company hold up on scrutiny—does its modest promise mean it’s more legit? Let’s find out.

How Make2Much.com Works

Logging on to Make2Much.com redirects one to Vinitti Corporation and its Vinitti Cash Flow System. Make2Much seems to be a funnel that directs to Vinitti—which has a better Web presence. So, how does it work? That’s the issue–in the numerous videos and text on the site, it is never really mentioned. What you do get is a cryptic message that says,

“The way that it works is a trade secret and that is why we do not disclose completely how it works before you become a member. … What we can tell you is that all you have to do to start making money with this amazing system is simply copy and paste on your computer for a few hours a day, then sit back, relax, and watch the money come in.” What? So I just sign up for Make2Much without any idea of what I am paying for??

Now, that is clearly not enough information for one to start signing up for the system. On some digging, what we could glean is that the system consists of purchasing a Web site (usually for a “discounted” price of $99), and the member is paid depending on the clicks that the Web site receives. Make2Much.com seems to make extra money by peddling additional advertising for the sites.

The Make2Much Guarantee

Make2Much offers a guarantee to top their offer: “If you follow our program as directed for the next 90 days, and don’t average a minimum of $7,852 every month, we will cut you a check for $3,000 dollars!” However, note the clause: “If you follow our program…” Several members have complained that they haven’t seen even the $3K, forget the $7K!

Make2Much Pros and Cons

Since Make2Much.com does not quite disclose what the program is all about, it is tough to compare the advantages and disadvantages of the program. One obvious disadvantage of the program is the fact that Clement does not really reveal what the program is all about. And that’s a big one—if you’re confident about your program, you’ll want to flaunt it, wouldn’t you?

Make2Much: The Bottom Line

Certainly something you don’t want to get into in a hurry. If you can find out exactly what this is about, make an informed choice (and let us know how it goes)!

What has been your experience with Make2Much.com?

Yours In Success,

Darin Blue | Entrepreneur, Author, & Internet Marketing Expert

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Myprofitsite.com Reviews | Is Myprofitsite.com A Scam?

Myprofitsite.com Reviews | Is Myprofitsite.com A Scam?

Myprofitsite.com is one of many opportunities online to make money and work from home.

Myprofitsite.com is a website marketing system and is put together by a man named Jeff Jackson.

In a brief review of the sales material and other third-party sources I will comb through this business opportunity using a simple 3 strike method. If you watch any baseball then you know how this works…3 strikes and you’re out!

So what’s the deal with Jeff Jackson’s system?

I’ll begin by evaluating elements of the money making system I noticed right away.

As soon as you land on the main page of the sales letter an audio clip starts playing that says:

“If you want to work from home and make more than $175,00.00 dollars this year, just working an hour a day from a home computer, then this is probably the most important page you’re ever gonna see…”

www.myprofitsite.com

Okay my ear perked up and not in a good way. An immediate implication that you are going to make boat-loads of money with virtually no effort…sounds like Get Rich Quick (GRQ) to me – STRIKE 1

Now the audio story transitions into talking about Wal-Mart and how it is at a disadvantage compared to their system because Wal-Mart has huge profit margins.

Jeff Jackson’s www.Myprofitsite.com said what?

I pump the brakes because now my other ear perked up…hmm are you trying to tell me the low-price leader in the world makes huge profit from those outrageously high prices you see at Wal-Mart? Wrong – Wal-Mart has incredibly LOW prices and LOW profit margins as a result, hence they buy in bulk and sell millions of units of products to stay profitable…that statement doesn’t make any sense – STRIKE 2!

Now after reading the rest of the sales letter and story of Jeff Jackson I get to the bottom of the page where I see a few testimonial videos about how life changing myprofitsite.com really is.

They actually look like trustworthy testimonials except for there’s one little catch if you read the fine print at the bottom of the page:

“All testimonials have been remunerated.”

What does a fancy word like remunerated mean you ask?

Here’s the definition from a dictionary:

“To compensate for; make payment for: remunerated his efforts.”

In other words all testimonials were not voluntary, they were compensated for. Sure doesn’t make sense that a life changing system would need to have to pay people for their good word…and on that note – STEEERIIIIIIIKE 3!!

3 strikes and Jeff Jackson’s myprofitsite.com is officially not worth your time in my opinion…way too many red flags.

The only plus I can see is that his website system is a Click-Bank product and you shouldn’t have any issues getting a refund. Other than that I don’t see much of a bright side.

It does tarnish my respect for Click-Bank though, but hey…they want to earn a few bucks too.

All in all, I know I wouldn’t spend my own money on this system…how about you?

Yours In Success,

Darin Blue | Entrepreneur, Author, & Internet Marketing Expert

Darin Blue
Entrepreneur, Author &
Internet Marketing Expert

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learn how to build a successful internet business, then I STRONGLY recommend you
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Bighitters.com  Reviews | Is Bighitters.com A Scam?

Bighitters.com Reviews | Is Bighitters.com A Scam?

Big Hitters is a company based on adult startups. Two of their activities are the selling of porn web sites to prospective start-up entrepreneurs and the distribution of adult prepaid viewing cards.
Combinations of these and similar business ventures are offered at prices that range from ninety-nine dollars to several thousands. This review kicks off with a consideration of the information the website provides before looking at some of the opinions of users.

What Bighitters.com offer

Bighitters.com calls itself the Number One Home Business Provider. This, along with the claim “Porn Pays” suggests that there are a lot more people getting into this industry than you might have thought. The first question one asks oneself of course is: how many people might take up the Big Hitters offer to cover for their enjoyment porn sites?
The next nugget of information that strikes the visitor is the dazzling menu of business ventures. One of these – selling convenience packs of stamina (‘Viagra’-style) pills to drugstores and gas stations – is presented as being stunningly simple to run. They claim you can make “$100,000.00 in your first year” doing this.

Bighitters.com The Nitty Gritty

One thing is clear. None of the options come cheap. $99 pays the ”minimum one-time programming fee for our monthly web site special”. What the frequently-mentioned one-time programming fees really are was outside the scope of this review. One aspect of Big Hitters that some people might find surprising is a No Refund Policy. In addition to a no refund policy they also clearly state:

• None of the opportunities offered by Big Hitters are to be considered “get rich quick” programs.
• Each of Big Hitters programs have been proven to earn substantial profits for some, while earning little to nothing for others.

On the FAQs page bighitters.com mentions RipOffReport.com. This, on the plus side, suggests that Bighitters.com are not ducking the scam-accusation issue. And if you visit RipOffReport.com, as I did, you will certainly see comments left by customers of BigHitter.

BigHitters. com Review Summary:

BigHitters.com is a porn-based business opportunity for those looking for additional income online. You pay for rights to your own e-commerce porn site when you sign up for this home business. Whether or not you want to take part in a porn-based business is your call though.

If you have any experience with BigHitters or any other porn focused business opportunity I would love to hear about your own review below! Did it work?

Yours In Success,

Darin Blue | Entrepreneur, Author, & Internet Marketing Expert

Darin Blue
Entrepreneur, Author &
Internet Marketing Expert

Note: If you’re looking for a legitimate way to earn income online and want to
learn how to build a successful internet business, then I STRONGLY recommend you
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NouveauRiche.com Review | Is NouveauRiche.com A Scam?

NouveauRiche.com Review | Is NouveauRiche.com A Scam?

Nouveau Riche: Background

Nouveau Riche is a real estate investment “university” founded by Jim Piccolo, Mary Piccolo and Bob Snyder. The education and training programs have been ongoing since 2002 and are aimed at teaching the method of “RAW” (responsible accumulation of wealth). The founders of the program claim that they do not simply educate students on real estate investing, but that they “create real estate investors.”

Target Market of NouveauRiche.com

There are three levels of tuition, based upon educational hours. Silver tuition equates to 30 hours of Nouveau Riche University courses, Gold tuition is worth 60 hours and Regents tuition is worth 120 hours. University curriculum is targeted at individuals seeking assistance in gaining financial independence in real estate investment and includes a variety of courses ranging from beginner to advanced levels.

As stated on NoveauRiche.com, the founders have designed courses primarily for students who may have limited knowledge in real estate investing and are seeking a very thorough program to get them started.

Although there are no prices listed on the site for the various tuition levels, other reviews have listed a tuition range from $16,000 to $20,000. Additionally, because the program offers complete investment strategies, the founders also claim that practically any person, even with limited real estate experience, can apply to the Nouveau Riche University.

NouveauRiche.com: Review

We found a wide range of positive and negative opinions of NouveauRiche.com from those who have attended the classes and the introductory seminars.

Positive reviews tout the thoroughness of the program, stating that it is unparalleled in the real estate investment education industry. The Nouveau Riche University is designed around convenience offering a selection of teleconferences, home study courses or on-site group courses.

Of those who took courses or received course materials indicated being concerned that the key focus of real estate investment courses is marketing. One of the founders, who has a background in marketing, seemed to incorporate this background into the educational materials. Previous recruits, who were unhappy with the program, mentioned that their “personal coaches” had backgrounds in sales or marketing as opposed to real estate.

When reviewing the potential of any educational program, it is important to be thorough in determining if the curriculum fulfills your requirements. Conduct your own research. Contact the program directors and alumni. Pose questions, such as:

- What is the instructor to student ratio?
- Will I receive any one on one training?
- Do the course materials provide “real life” case studies or offer the opportunity to apply learned curriculum to actual situations?
- How relevant are the materials to current business, real estate and economic volatility?
- What are the backgrounds and/or experience of your instructors?

We found that the bottom line with Nouveau Riche University is the same as with any educational program, whether a one-day conference or a 4-year accredited collegiate program: you get out what you put in; and, extensive research is required before making any significant investment. If you are unwilling to be a true “student,” regardless of the educational program, you are most likely not going to learn anything new. This applies to any type of program, particularly those with hefty price tags.

Do you see value in a real estate investment university? Do you have any experience with NouveauRiche.com?

Yours In Success,

Darin Blue | Entrepreneur, Author, & Internet Marketing Expert

Darin Blue
Entrepreneur, Author &
Internet Marketing Expert

Note: If you’re looking for a legitimate way to earn income online and want to
learn how to build a successful internet business, then I STRONGLY recommend you
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CB-Cash.com Review | Is CB-Cash.com A Scam?

CB-Cash.com Review | Is CB-Cash.com A Scam?

Chris Cobb and His Program

CB-Cash.com is a work from home business program developed by Chris Cobb, known for his previous CPA (Cost-Per-Action) program CPA Arbitrage. The site offers basic background of Chris, his story, and why the CB-Cash program was developed.

Although an exact description of the program is not provided on CB-Cash.com, in our review we found that it is a guide by which to earn an income through affiliate marketing. However, one distinguishing factor about this particular program that may differ from other affiliate programs, is that it offers guidelines for maintaining recurring earnings, rather than just one time, large sum earnings.

CB-Cash.com Will Run On Its Own

The intent of the site CB-Cash.com is to promote the tools required for the CB-Cash program, including a multi-volume E-book. Essentially, as described by Chris Cobb, the program is designed to run on its own, once everything is set up. Users are instructed on ways in which to set-up earnings accounts on “auto-pilot.” This part of the process, he claims, would be most appealing to those who are seeking work from home opportunities that, once set up, would be able to generate a modest income on their own.

The E-book set provides videos, guides and instruction on the method by which to set-up the income streams in the easiest way possible. Additionally, he does create case studies based on some of his own, previous products, to show in detail exactly how the process works. As previously stated, the method presented in Chris’s program is intended to instruct users on methods by which to not only benefit from affiliate marketing, in the short-term, but on a recurring, long-term basis.

The difference between the CB-Cash.com program and other similar Clickbank marketing programs is that there is a bit of inconsistency in the results. In most other programs, one week may be highly successful, but the next week may see no activity. As stated by Chris Cobb, the CB-cash program focuses on receiving an income, on a recurring basis, for the same amount of work.

The entire CB-Cash.com set is priced at $77. For this price, the user receives thorough instructions on how to get started earning an income as an affiliate marketing representative using Clickbank. CB-Cash.com’s instructional materials are not focused on one particular type of user; rather they are created for a range of users from beginner to advanced.

CB-Cash.com Is Not A Get Rich Quick Scheme

Our review supports the notion that most other reviewers would not recommend the project to those individuals seeking a “get rich quick” method for earning income or to those who are unwilling to devote any time or dedication, particularly in the beginning.

The program allows for the creation of the user’s own products with recurring payments and with more rewards for those who invest the time and dedication. Users, who are unable to stick with the initial instructions, may not benefit from the recurring payment options. Chris Cobb, however, accounted for this aspect of the program, as well. Users are provided every opportunity to learn the trade and try it out for success, including a money-back guarantee. If, after 60-days, you have not attained modest income levels, then you can return the program for a complete refund.

Have you implemented a program through CB-Cash.com? If not, would you be interested in doing so? Why or why not?

Yours In Success,

Darin Blue | Entrepreneur, Author, & Internet Marketing Expert

Darin Blue
Entrepreneur, Author &
Internet Marketing Expert

Note: If you’re looking for a legitimate way to earn income online and want to
learn how to build a successful internet business, then I STRONGLY recommend you
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JobsforMom.com Review | Is JobsforMom.com A Scam?

JobsforMom.com Review | Is JobsforMom.com A Scam?

JobsforMom.com A Site For Moms Working At Home

A very influential sector of the work from home population includes WAHM’s or Work At Home Moms. Moms who work from home are admittedly balancing parenting with other work opportunities that originate outside of the home. This balancing act requires the perfect type of job that will beneficially blend in with other SAHM (Stay at Home Mom) obligations. A site purely devoted to the types of jobs that work best within the schedule of a WAHM would be a very valuable resource.

Upon an initial visitation, JobsforMom.com appears to serve as a resource for WAHM’s. The home page offers the following categories for job searching: Home Business; Online Business; Internet Business; Work at Home Business; and, Home Based Business Opportunity. Additionally, along with a brief description of the site, JobsforMom.com also includes links such as Work At Home Jobs and How to Make Money.

However, when selecting any of these specified categories we were surprised by the results. Here is an example:

• Select the Home Business tab.
• Peruse the results that appear on the page, which includes a list of 8 “sponsored” search results.
• Furthermore, review the side bar of various topics ranging from Home Business to Business Marketing that appears to the right.
• Click on any one of the 8 sponsored links and you find that you are directed away from JobsforMom.com to the website advertised in the link.

Not All Links on JobsforMom.com Are Really Helpful

In our review, we found that JobsforMom.com is essentially a modified search engine, with the exception that the search results are paid by sponsors. While this site may be a great starting point for a work at home mom, it may not be the most productive resource. We also found that some of the links are a bit outdated, resulting in error pages, or that the user is led to unnecessary or unhelpful links. For example: clicking on the link for Franchise Opportunities leads the user to links for BBQ Chicken recipes.

Although the site is called JobsforMom.com, it is difficult to ascertain exactly how the site directly applies to moms who work from home. Essentially the work at home opportunities would apply to anyone, not just WHAM’s. The specific categories listed could apply to any type of person who wishes to work from home.

Job listings on this site are not endorsed by JobsforMom.com and, furthermore, may not be the best fit for work at home moms. Additionally, you may have to consider that some of the offers are simply placed on this site because of the guaranteed captive WAHM audience, rather than truly being a legitimate venture for a WAHM. Although this particular site does not require a fee for its use, some of the other programs advertised as work at home links may require up front investments or usage fees. It is safe to thoroughly investigate any business opportunity, regardless of where it is advertised.

Jobs For Moms Review Summary

WAHM’s are a highly organized, self-starting, and internet savvy group. Additionally, WAHM’s are a very influential network among themselves, and quickly spread positive or negative reviews about their experiences in similar WAHM circles. An effective WHAM job search site would be a valuable resource, even if a fee was required.

Are you a WAHM? Have you found success on JobsforMom.com?

Yours In Success,

Darin Blue | Entrepreneur, Author, & Internet Marketing Expert

Darin Blue
Entrepreneur, Author &
Internet Marketing Expert

Note: If you’re looking for a legitimate way to earn income online and want to
learn how to build a successful internet business, then I STRONGLY recommend you
click here to discover where education meets opportunity!

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The-Cash-1234-System.com Review | Is The-Cash-1234-System A Scam?

The-Cash-1234-System.com Review | Is The-Cash-1234-System A Scam?

Two Similar Sites For The Cash 1234 System

In reviewing The-Cash-1234-System.com we found that it is strikingly similar, in appearance, to the site The-Cash1234-System.com. Each site has the same images and appears to be identical; therefore, to dispel any confusion, we have reviewed both sites. Site #2 offers an introduction to the Cash1234 system that is not presented on Site #1. It is possible, based on this major difference, that the Site #1 is either a copy of Site #2, or recruiter attempting the sell a similar product using the reputation of Site #2.

The-Cash-1234-System.com A Site With No Page Links

To further determine the program’s legitimacy, we have dismantled Site #1, The-Cash-1234-System.com. The most basic difference between the two sites is a dash placed between the word Cash and the numbers 1234. On this site, you will notice that there is not an introduction, a description or any other details available, other than a request for personal information to learn more. When clicking on the links for Home, Contact, Member Login, or Join Now, the user is directed to a PAGE NOT FOUND error.

Site #2, The-Cash1234-System.com (no dash between Cash and 1234), appears to be a legitimate version of the Cash 1234 plan. As described in the introduction on the home page, the Cash1234 program is a 4-step system for earning income online.

Although the introduction provides no details on the exact methodology of the Cash 1234 program, it does offer a list of the types of programs that it is NOT. As stated in the list, the Cash 1234 program method does not include selling, advertising, cash gifting, AdSense or recruiting for a multi-level marketing plan as methods for earning income. Potential users are also asked to invest only $12 for the 4 step program details.

Our review of the The-Cash1234-System.com revealed that the four steps include the following:

Step 1. Users are asked to set up various accounts on online casinos and betting sites.
Step 2. Reveals how to earn bonuses from the gambling sites.
Step 3. Introduces methods for “autosurfing” for income making programs, such as sites that pay for reading emails, completing offers and perusing ads.
Step 4. Advises users on methods of investing in high yield programs.

Although we have not had the opportunity to review all of the details in the four step guide, none of the methods presented in the four steps is an uncommon income earning practice. However, should any of steps in the program seem unappealing or confusing you may not want to pursue the Cash 1234 program. It is important to remember that although the initial investment is only $12, participation on gambling sites is something that does not appeal to many people.

The Cash 1234 System Is Based on Gambling

In summary, the Cash 1234 program presented on The-Cash1234-System.com is based on making earnings by gambling and then using those earnings upon which to build a residual income. Most importantly, if you are unfamiliar with gambling sites or how they work, even with the Cash 1234 guide, you may still want to take a closer look.

What is your experience with thecash1234system.com? Any luck?

Yours In Success,

Darin Blue | Entrepreneur, Author, & Internet Marketing Expert

Darin Blue
Entrepreneur, Author &
Internet Marketing Expert

Note: If you’re looking for a legitimate way to earn income online and want to
learn how to build a successful internet business, then I STRONGLY recommend you
click here to discover where education meets opportunity!

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MonaVie Reviews | Is MonaVie a Scam?

MonaVie Reviews | Is MonaVie a Scam?

MonaVie, as you might already know, is in the business of selling nutritional products with acai berry blend juices as its main flagship product, in an MLM set up. The company started operations in 2005, and now operates in more than 15 countries, with an estimated annual sales of nearly $1 billion. Is it worth associating with MonaVie? Let’s find out.

MonaVie: How It’s Structured

With MonaVie, you are part of an MLM model, and your income depends on your enrolling other distributors. The products, which comprise juices made from a blend of berries in three versions, and their corresponding gel versions. Each bottle of 25 oz. costs around $45 retail.

You can also enrol in an Autoship program, which means that a set number of bottles will be delivered to your door every month, and for each of your downlines who enrol in the Autoship program, you get a percentage knocked off your Autoship price.

As with any MLM program, there are several levels of commission, proportional to the number of people you have under you as distributors.

MonaVie: The True MLM Picture

MonaVie has its main products and strategy mostly all set. It is still eyeing growth, and is expanding to other countries. It has nearly a 100,000 distributors in the U.S. alone, which I found quite surprising because it is indeed a challenge for MLM companies to make a big push for continued growth after an initial spurt, when sales plateau.

Joining an MLM venture such as MonaVie is a decision you should make carefully based on your immediate market for selling the products.

Also, MonaVie’s price points are a bit high, and in this economy, it will take a lot to convince one to buy a $45 juice bottle, however beautifully it is packed (and it is). The health benefits of MonaVie are subject to your own experience, although some people have claimed great results while others were not affected.

MonaVie: The Verdict

MonaVie has been around for a while, and has managed to gain attention for its nutritional acai-based juices. Many have reported using MonaVie as part of their MLM “product portfolio” which essentially means that they offer several products, including MonaVie.

What do you think of the MonaVie opportunity? Have you drank the juice?

Yours In Success,

Darin Blue | Entrepreneur, Author, & Internet Marketing Expert

Darin Blue
Entrepreneur, Author &
Internet Marketing Expert

Note: If you’re looking for a legitimate way to earn income online and want to
learn how to build a successful internet business, then I STRONGLY recommend you
click here to discover where education meets opportunity!

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