MonaVie Scam or Health and Wealth Maker

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MonaVie Scam is a topic which is on the tip of a lot of peoples tongues at the moment. I am Dwayne Huggins and here is my take on the MonaVie Scam.

Everything worth talking about will have its good and its bad points. People will talk from a place of authority and some will talk from a place of fiction or lack of research. I have done my research on MonaVie and I will present to you my findings.

Background

MonaVie was founded by Dallin Larsen, alongside Dallin in the MonaVie team is Henry Marsh, Randy Larsen, Dell Brown, Devin Thorpe and John Doughty. The team has decades of combined experience and skills which they use to build and develop the MonaVie business. Dallin has approximately 20 years experience in direct selling he uses this coupled with his passion of  wanting to share the acai berry benefits with the rest of the world to spearhead MonaVie as a company.

The Product

MonaVie claim their product ‘support the body’s nutritional needs’. MonaVie package this in the form of a drink supplement. The drink features primarily the Brazilian acai berry. The acai berry is a small round black-purple fruit. It is claimed that the berry provides an increase in energy levels, improved digestion, improved skin appearance, improved heart health, reduction of cholesterol levels, its high in fiber and can be used for detoxification. I have tasted the drink and I find it quiet plesent. If the acai berry is capable of at least one of the claims it will be worth while to consider it as a dietary supplement. MonaVie combine the acai berry with 18 other ‘beneficial fruit’ to make their supplement complete. To make my research wholesome I have looked into the side effects of the acai berry and the MonaVie supplement. At the time of writing this article there has been no side effects found. People have claimed that they didn’t receive any energy boost, but on the other hand some people have said that they have.

MonaVie Opportunity

MonaVie the company offer its cliental the opportunity to make money via their binary MLM platform. This is where the MonaVie Scam topic really comes from. People are always skeptical of things they do not fully understand. The opportunity offered is fully legal and if you know how to market on and off line you can make a lot of money with the company. The compensation plan is reasonably extensive and to much to combine in this article. Feel free to contact me if you require further information, my details are in the resource box below. But in brief the compensation plan has 5 stages by which you can make money, compensation, commission, points, bonus, overrides and an incentive system. A distributor has two downlines. These downlines can be populated by other distributors in their upline as well as by themselves. A distributor qualifies for commission based on the strength of their ‘shorter leg’. As other distributors can be placed directly into another distributors downline via other members of their team it would be wise for the receiving distributor to keep their shorter leg as close if not equally to their longer leg as much as possible.

For those who know the power of multi level marketing the compensation plan and business structure will not scare you. There is money to be made, but you only get out what you put in as with any MLM opportunity.

For those of you who are skeptical, thats fine, MLM businesses aren’t  for everyone.

MonaVie Scam – Recruiting

From what I have researched, people say MonaVie is a scam due to the way in which the company allow their distributors to recruit. When put on paper the recruitment pattern looks like that of a pyramid scheme. This is the basic structure of most MLM companies, hence why there is always the ‘scam’ talk associated with them. MonaVie is not a pyramid scheme as through its distributors the company products are actually sold. this simple fact which eliminates MonaVie from being a pyramid scheme which are illegal.

MonaVie Scam – Cost

For a distributor to start making any money they must order at least 4 bottles of juice per month. This order is not cheap, running at approximately $40 per bottle. Again as with most MLM companies there is alway a monthly payout. My view is, a person gets into business to make money and along the way there will always be something which needs to be paid for. You can’t make money with out their being some sort of payout either in money, time or materials.

MonaVie Scam – My Conclusion

No. In my opinion I do not think MonaVie is a scam. There is legitimate money to be made with the company. If you are thinking about becoming a distributor for MonaVie I would strongly advise you to seek out a good leader/upline who knows how to market their business and who is willing to help, guide and support you in yours.

I hope you have found this review helpful.

To you future research

Dwayne Huggins