[javanni]

There's a recent article out where Donald Trump agrees Network Marketing and generating 'Leverage Income' (where you live off the interest and keep the principle!) is the new business model.

It's in the TIMING...

Of course MonaVie is the awesome product behind this compensation plan but my focus is networking with people who want to share a remarkable HEALTH-FOCUSED product that really works with the people they know and love while earning up to $10,000 per week just in team commission points.

That doesn't include the Executive Check Match you get as a Black Diamond. Do you know MonaVie has created over 36 millionaires in the last 3 years? People just like you and me.

What have you heard about the MonaVie product? Would you like to share how the compensation plan is very different from MLM or Pyramid marketing?

I'm currently making money 8 different ways with MonaVie. Does your job pay you in 8 different ways?

What are your thoughts?

Tim (Refer: GetHealthyFeelBetter.com)

[flnazrael]

I'm glad you made this post, because I have been pulling my hair out lately trying to figure out what being a successful distributor for MonaVie is all about.

[pboychuk]

Originally Posted by flnazrael

I'm glad you made this post, because I have been pulling my hair out lately trying to figure out what being a successful distributor for MonaVie is all about.

Always supplying my one laugh of the day.

[RLorenzen]

We don't want to hear your recruitment pitches.

[pboychuk]

The sad thing is my mom used to try to convince me to use products like this, yes i am ashamed to admit MLM used to run in my family.

[Joshua Jones]

Very interesting. How was it different than MLM again? I think I missed that part.

There's not a thing wrong with MLM in general, they are teaching it in some colleges now. It has a bad rap from folks that get on forums and puke their junk on people that they have zero relationship with.

My thoughts? Get involved in the forum before presenting your spiel to everyone Doing it on your first post is not only a sign of your unwillingness to participate in the community, but also your lack of understanding about how to leverage technology.

Lastly, pyramids are, and I quote the SEC (sec.gov):

"In the classic "pyramid" scheme, participants attempt to make money solely by recruiting new participants into the program. The hallmark of these schemes is the promise of sky-high returns in a short period of time for doing nothing other than handing over your money and getting others to do the same.

The fraudsters behind a pyramid scheme may go to great lengths to make the program look like a legitimate multi-level marketing program. But despite their claims to have legitimate products or services to sell, these fraudsters simply use money coming in from new recruits to pay off early stage investors."

Therefore, if you're smart, you'll stop using the term pyramid in your marketing efforts.

I hope this helped and you don't just take it as an attack. Thanks for sharing.