The Monavie Scam Report

My insider report on Monavie gives a quick overview on what it is you are getting involved in. My mother was infatuated with the taste of this juice and how great she felt after drinking it. The best part was, I could drink it, share it and make money. Sounded so simple. Well Monavie requires you sign up similar to a coscto membership to have access to their site and distribution center. So far so good, pretty scam free. Everyone that signs up is considered a distributor, and to make money you need to follow Monavie's strict plan of signing up two people and helping them sign up two people. Here is where the scam seeps in. The Monavie juice is expensive, and using their marketing techniques is just as expensive. Most people who like don't love it enough to spend the dough on signing up with you. You are left being enrolled in the automatically receiving $200 worth of product every month, because if you are not in the auto ship you aren't considered active and can't earn any money. After having Monavie tastings with people you know and don't know in your house listening to the bumbled pitch of the MLM business model you still have signed up few people. Your up line starts calling asking if everything is ok and wondering why you haven't signed anyone up yet. Basically you only got into it because a friend or family member needed those two people below them to make their big bucks and you liked the taste of Monavie. The whole pitching Monavie to the work was not part of the original sell of drink Monavie, like it, share it. So while I don't truly consider Monavie a scam per say because I do enjoy the drink, I don't recommend partaking in the business side of things with any hopes of millions. Try many other home based business models that have better support and less expensive products with built in markets. I have a more in depth Monavie Scam Report here that delves into more details of my own experience.