12 astonishing details you should know about Vfinity

Drink the beverages, pop the pill capsules and wait for results. That’s basically the way Vfinity works. Shocking for an MLM right?

But what you may not know about Vfinity might change your mind about this nutrition company. Does this mean I’m involved?

This video explains everything:

Make sense? Either way, here’s 12 astonishing details you should know about Vfinity.

#12. Health and weight loss products based in probiotics and superfoods

Vfinity, like so many other direct sales companies, sell products that promote weight loss and maintain health. Vfinity’s product line includes…

• V1 Skinny Smoothie – a smoothie mix high in protein and fiber from quinoa as well as probiotics, it curbs appetite and promotes lean muscle
• V2 Skinny Greens – a detoxing and cleansing kit that’s packed with a whopping 72 herbs, extracts, and superfoods
• V3 MAX – a blend that boosts energy, decreases appetite, and improves mood
• VBiotic – a rejuvenating blend that activates beneficial bacteria in your digestive system and supports the absorption of vitamins, minerals, and nutrients

#11. 1-2-3 Lifestyle transformation system

The V1, V2, and V3 products are Vfinity’s signature products. They can be purchased separately, but they’re meant to be used together as part of Vfinity’s 1-2-3 lifestyle transformation system.

By combining meal replacement protein shakes, plant-based detoxing, and energizing products, Vfinity claims they offer the ultimate solution to easier weight loss and improved health and wellness.

That being said, their product line isn’t unlike that of many other nutrition MLMs. But it is certainly a combo that sells well.

#10. Only 2 years old

Having launched in 2014, this MLM is still learning how to walk. There’s a good chance they could fall over.

But, if you get in at the ground level and they do skyrocket, you’ve got a good chance of being one of the lucky few who actually make good money.

#9. Started by experts in customer care, marketing, and design

Unlike many MLMs, which are usually started by people who only have experience in MLM, Vfinity was started by a team with a little more diversity.

Most of Daniele Henderson’s background is in graphic and web design, and she’s now the Creative Director of the company.

Kenneth John, in charge of operations, is actually an MLMer with over a decade of experience in the field, but he’s also got a focus is on customer care. [1]

Lyndsey Larsen is a marketing and public relations whizz who acts as their senior copywriter.

In truth, this sounds like a really solid combination.

You’ve got someone with network marketing experience running operations, but he actually cares about the customer experience, something a lot of MLMs neglect. On top of that, you’ve got experienced people dedicated to both the design and marketing of the company, which are two of the most critical components of any new business in today’s age.

#8. Signature 90-day challenge

Like most weight loss companies (Advocare, Yoli), Vfinity has a popular weight loss challenge program that it promotes heavily.

Theirs is a 90-day challenge – longer than the usual 7, 10, or 30-day challenge, which is smart on their part, because it requires you to buy three months of product up-front. Their goal is probably to get customers on auto-ship through this. [2]

You purchase the Weight Loss Your Way program as well as any weight loss products you’d like to use throughout the 90 days. At the end of the 90 days, you submit your results along with an after photo, and you get a free “I Defeated the Vfinity Challenge” t-shirt.

Also a smart marketing move.

#7. Featured on Forbes Living

They may be young, but they’re pushing their way to the popular kids table in no time.

Vfinity was featured on a segment of Forbes Living’s “Weight Management” series, hosted by Forbes Riley, an award-winning TV host in the D2C industry. [3]

The program chose to feature Vfinity’s products due to the track record achieved with past customers.

#6. Tackling the growing obesity problem in America

Vfinity was also on E! Entertainment’s Modern Living with Kathy Ireland for a segment on the seriousness of America’s obesity epidemic.

As Ireland states, “Experts say that by the year 2030, over half of the world’s population will be obese and the cost of obesity is reaching over $2 trillion per year.” [4]

She interviews CEO and Founder of Vfinity, Alex Eliashevsky, on his plans to help solve this problem with Vfinity products.

Alex brings up the point that a lot of families can’t afford to eat healthy. Vfinity solves this problem because they offer healthy living products but also a way to make money selling them. [5]

#5. $136 for a month’s supply of V3 MAX

It’s hard to encounter their prices on their website, and there’s a reason for that.

Apparently a bottle of V3 MAX, their weight loss supplement, costs $68 for a 15-day supply.

I’m not sure how they’re going to solve the problem of the high cost of a healthy lifestyle with prices like that. Whole Foods might be insanely expensive, but you could get a decent supply of organic health food for the cost of a month’s worth of their supplement.

#4. 7 ways to earn

Vfinity offers the following seven ways to earn money as a distributor:

1. Retail profit
2. Fast start bonus
3. Coded bonus
4. Group commission
5. Unilevel
6. Rank advancement bonus
7. Business builder pool bonus

This is a very standard structure for an MLM compensation plan. But what do the percentages look like?

#3. Retail commission information is undisclosed

Although Vfinity offers a grid on their website explaining their compensation plan, the document fails to offer any information on retail commission other than that it exists. [6]

Note the retail profit row.

So, YES, YES, YES, we offer retail profit!

But how much? 50%? 1%?

No mention of how much distributors can make off personal sales exists, which means it’s probably not much.

#2. 50PV required to qualify for commission

You only need 50PV in monthly volume to qualify for commission.

However, to bump up a rank and qualify for coded bonuses and group commission (aka, to make anything more than pennies), you need to have 220PV each month.

#1. 5-15% Unilevel commission

Depending on your level, you can make unilevel commissions up to five levels deep.

You get 15% on your first level, 10% on your second and third levels, and 5% on levels 4 and 5.

Despite the shadiness of the rest of the compensation plan, which really doesn’t explain enough, this is pretty good.

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It all comes down to this question: are you in it for the products or for the money making opportunity?

If it’s for the products, go ahead, give it a shot and have some fun with it. Just don’t expect to quit your day job anytime soon.

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12 intriguing facts about Ubox

With the digital age of entertainment, streaming TV online has become more popular than ever. We want to stream every channel, and we want it now. If it’s free, even better.

That’s what Ubox offers, and the company has poached lots of former Netflix customers. Does this mean I’m involved?

This video explains everything:

Make sense? Either way, here’s 12 intriguing facts about Ubox.

#12. Up to 40% commission on your downline

You can earn up to 40% commission on your downline, which is pretty awesome. That’s the commission for your level 1 recruits. So every time they sell the $399 product, that’s about $160 in your pocket.

From there, you get 20% on level 2, 10% on level 3, etc. Of course, you need to move up in rank to access each additional level. There are generational overrides for the top-ranked sellers that range from 1-3%. [1]

#11. Make $150 in profit on each sale

Their only product costs $399, and you make a flat $150 in profit off each sale you make.

This is a great profit margin – even selling one unit a day can net you an OK income.

Unfortunately, that’s not a realistic goal, for several reasons…

#10. Distributors can’t generate recurring sales

Unlike health and wellness or cosmetics products, that keep customers coming back for more and more, your customers will only purchase from you once. Upon paying $399 for their streaming box, they have free TV for life and never have to buy anything from you again.

This is a lot more work on your end, as you can’t build up a recurring customer base.

It means that in order to keep making money off your one-time customers, you have to convert them into recruits.

#9. $50 application fee

Unlike most MLMs, you do have to pay an application fee to become a distributor. However, you don’t have to pay for a start-up kit, initial product, or a monthly auto-ship, so it’s actually a better deal than most. [2]

Also, they do sometimes run offers where if you purchase one of their $399 streaming boxes, you get your application fee waived. If you’re not at all interested in purchasing the product yourself, you should probably reconsider your decision to sell it to other people.

#8. Only one product: a television streaming box

Their product is the UBOX Live Box, a device that live streams television from the internet to any device or television so that you never have to pay for cable again.

It operates on Android 4.2.2 with an external antenna and built-in WIFI. It supports full HD video decoding and most popular video formats.

It’s expensive at first ($399) but it’s a one-time payment with no monthly fees. So when you consider that it can eliminate your cable bill or Netflix subscription forever, it ends up paying for itself.

#7. Great for those who know nothing about technology

It comes pre-installed with the best apps available for finding and streaming all of your favorite television shows, movies, and live sports. So, if you know how to plug something in, you can probably figure this out.

For those who don’t have any clue how to stream things themselves, UBOX is a solution. However, in reality…

#6. You can get the product for free on your own

Their product, like a handful of other MLMs like Wealthy Affiliate, doesn’t actually offer anything you can’t find elsewhere for free.

As they state themselves: “The UBOX Live Box does not download, upload, copy or store any Media and in fact has no connection or association with the websites that host (store) any media. The UBOX Live Box simply connects to websites and temporarily streams the data.” [3]

Basically, it’s just connecting your TV to FREE streaming websites that you could easily visit on your own.

And if you prefer to watch these websites on your TV, you really don’t have to buy a $399 box, as a $5 HDMI cord that connects your laptop to your television will do the trick.

#5. More instant than Netflix

In the end, streaming live television does offer you some things that Netflix doesn’t – the ability to watch sports (and do it live), the ability to watch television shows as they air (no spoilers!), live radio, and the ability to watch certain channels that don’t offer their media to Netflix.

However, you don’t have access to a lot of older shows that are on Netflix unless they’re being replayed, and you don’t have access to Netflix original shows, which are really taking off. Between Orange is the New Black and Stranger Things, forgoing my Netflix subscription is only getting harder.

#4. Less reliable than Netflix

While Netflix can buffer and freeze, it’s usually due to a poor connection on your end.

With UBOX, not only do you have to have a good internet connection, but the website you’re streaming from has to have enough bandwidth to support the streaming.

Unfortunately, UBOX is a little indiscriminate in the websites they use and can’t guarantee quality.

From their website: “We cannot guarantee the quality, durability, longevity, or integrity of the streams.” [4]

Red flag!

#3. More variety than Netflix

They offer more variety than Netflix, to name a few offerings…

• 1,000+ channels
• No commercials
• HD movies
• Live worldwide sporting events
• Over 500 live global radio stations [5]

#2. Their retail store was shut down

UWAY had a UBOX retail store in Santa Ana, California for a while.

It shut down not too long ago, which makes you wonder what went wrong. [6]

#1. Reviews are not great

On top of that, their old profile is still on Yelp, and the reviews aren’t great. One customer review states:

“If you want to pay $450 for an item that is easily found much cheaper online, go ahead.

The staff is very nice and helpful, I’ll give them that. But a lot of the movies I wanted to see, which were the newer films, were in terrible quality.  The ones with better quality tend to be the older movies. I tried to find the latest seasons of “Better call saul” and “The walking dead”, nope not there either. See my pictures in this review of what I saw when I tried to download these shows.  The UI is also not as simple to use either.

To make matters worse, when I came the next day (less than 24 hours later) to return the item, they would not give me a full refund and kept a portion as a repackaging fee.  Not cool.” [7]

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Is is possible to make money with Ubox? Sure, if you like hitting your friends and family up on Facebook and hosting living room parties. But if you are looking for a sustainable income stream, your time could be better spent elsewhere.

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13 startling truths you need to know about ViSalus

At first glance, ViSalus is another churn and burn MLM that hit the ground running, had a glorious couple of years, and then tanked.

However, unlike companies like Yevo, ViSalus didn’t let a fall in profits sink their ship forever. While they may not be making what they were a few years ago, they’re still breathing. Does this mean I’m involved?

This video explains everything:

 

Make sense? Either way, here’s 13 startling truths you need to know about ViSalus.

#13. Vi-Shape, Vi-Trim, and ViSalus Go are their signature products

ViSalus is a nutrition and weight management MLM. Their three most popular products are…

Vi-Shape, which is their meal replacement shake meant to aid in weight loss.

Vi-Trim, which is their clear control drink mix meant to reduce appetite.

ViSalus Go, an instant energy blend.

#12. Challenge kits

Of course, like most weight management MLMs, they offer challenge kits that rake in the big dollars…if they can find customers who can afford them. Their kits are as follows…

Weight Loss Kits

These offer a combination of meal replacement shakes, nutritional bars, and appetite suppressants for rapid weight loss.

Lifestyle Kits

These kits include superfood shakes and nutritional snacks that are meant to help you maintain a healthy lifestyle. They target people who have already achieved their weight loss goals but don’t want to lose their progress. It’s important to carry a product like this when the majority of people who partake in these crash diets gain all the weight back.

Fitness Kits

This one is a little unique. Most MLMs just offer challenges for losing fat quickly. Not a lot offer fitness challenges that are geared toward people wanting to increase their fitness level but not necessarily lose a lot of weight. This pack includes nutritious on-the-go snacks and shakes as well as exercise challenges.

You can also customize your own kit.

#11. Popular new superfood shake

ViSalus released a new superfood shake in early 2016 that got a lot of positive attention.

This superfood shake is made up of premium ingredients, it’s plant-based, and completely vegan. It’s also non-GMO, has no artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners, preservatives, trans fats, cholesterol, wheat, or soy. [1]

It’s the ultimate in nutrition for true health freaks.

#10. Their CEO is a former gang member

Yep, you read that right.

Ryan Blair, the CEO of ViSalus, is a high school dropout and former Los Angeles gang member. Now, he’s a multimillionaire CEO, venture capitalist, and an idol to budding entrepreneurs. If he changed his life around, they can too. [2]

He’s also a best-selling author. One of his books, “Rock Bottom to Rock Star”, describes an inspirational journey that many of his followers hope to mimic.

He has a pretty crazy life story, including a year of it spent living in a tool shed. The books are worth a read, even if you don’t join ViSalus.

#9. Hit $623 million in sales after 7 years

In 2005, ViSalus launched. By 2012, they were making $623 million in sales a year. That is HUGE.

These are impressive sales numbers for companies that have been around over a decade.

ViSalus quickly became the second largest MLM in Michigan, with only Amway managing to top them. [3]

#8. Huge sales loss in 2013

After their big year in 2012, their sales plummeted a whopping 44% in 2013.

They continued to fall in years after.

ViSalus even had to cancel a planned $175-million IPO, causing shareholders to file lawsuits that were later dropped. [4]

This once promising company fell to the ground before they even hit their 10-year mark. Such is the life in MLM.

#7. Lots of layoffs

ViSalus hit the ground running and really achieved impressive sales numbers in a short time period.

But that growth proved to be unsustainable when they tanked and, in March of 2016, had to cut 87 positions at their local Michigan office. [5]

#6. Now a private company

After their huge tank in sales and lawsuits from shareholders, ViSalus made the decision to go private in 2014. They no longer report their sales figures. [6]

#5. Court disputes with former distributors

As if the loss in sales and shareholders lawsuits weren’t enough, the company has been involved in a number of court disputes with former distributors in recent years.

Just in April 2016, courts were reviewing allegations of robocalls and unwelcomed mass text messages from the company that violate the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

So, they spam the hell out of their customers and distributors. Welcome to MLM.

But ViSalus is apparently annoying to the point of breaking federal law. [7]

#4. 125 personal qualification volume per month required

In order to remain an active distributor, you need to maintain a minimum of 125 PQV per month from monthly auto-delivery subscriptions.

If you don’t have auto-delivery, you can also achieve eligibility through 200 PQV per month in retail sales.

#3. 9 ways to earn

The nine ways to earn are as follows…

1. Personal customer commission
2. Weekly bonus pools
3. Leadership bonus
4. Fast start bonus
5. New business bonus
6. BMW bonus
7. Team commissions
8. Leadership depth bonus
9. Ambassador star bonus

This MLM offers a lot of good bonuses. But what’s their commission rate like?

#2. 10-30% commission on personal sales

Your first 200 BV in sales activates you for the month and makes you eligible for commission.

After that, you get…

10% commission if you sell between 201-500 BV.

15% commission if you hit 501-1,000 BV.

20% commission if you hit 1,001-2,500 BV.

25% commission, finally, if you sell 2,501 BV or more.

All BV above 2,501 gets you 30% bonus commission.

#1. 5% team commission

You get 5% team commission paid down to 8 levels at the highest ranks, which is pretty standard, if not on the higher end.

Starting out, you only earn this on your first 2 levels. But with each rank, you add a new level of team commission earnings.

So, basically, if you can sell a LOT, you can make some good money. But if you can’t, you are left to fight the majority for the scraps.

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You should probably know this before joining It Works

It Works is a direct sales company that specializes in selling products related to body shape, skin care, and nutrition.

Mark and Cindy Pentecost founded the company in 2001 by selling the Ultimate Body Applicator, the company’s flagship product. The company is now worth hundreds of millions of dollars of dollars and employs more than 10,000 people. Does this mean I’m involved?

This video explains everything:

Make sense? Either way, here’s the full review on It Works.

Sign-Up Cost: $99
Global Revenue: $538 million
The Good: Useful starter kit for distributors; expanded product line.
The Bad: Poor rating from Better Business Bureau; widespread customer complaints; no assurance of product safety or validity; monthly requirements for sales.
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Products

As previously mentioned, the flagship product of It Works is the Ultimate Body Applicator. It’s a cloth wrap that helps tighten and tone skin, eliminating cellulite and improving skin texture. It can be utilized over several body parts including the abdomen, back, legs, and buttocks.

The Ultimate Body Applicator was the product that helped to launch It Works, but the company now offers a variety of other products. The company sells a gel that it recommends be used in conjuncture with the body wrap.

It Works also offers roughly 10 different skin care products such as toners, cleansers, and an exfoliating peel (think poor man’s Nerium).

The company also has a line of “Greens,” which are dietary supplements that offer various health benefits.

It Works also has a full line of Lifestyle products. This line includes essential oils, coconut oil, minerals, and a variety of gift sets. There are also a variety of packs that combine many of the company’s products that are designed to complement one another.

Opportunity

It Works sells its products online, but the company also relies on its independent marketers called Wrapreneurs. These Wrapreneurs pay a $99 startup fee and receive a Business Starter Kit to help them along. They are then able to make money in the following ways:
• Retail Commission – The difference between the wholesale price of a product and the retail price, which varies depending on the product.
• Loyal Customer Commissions – Signing up loyal customers, which means someone who buys regularly but does not become a distributor, leads to residual income for as long as they remain customers.
• Team Commissions – Additional commissions earned from sponsoring others to join It Works as distributors, ranging from 2 to 10% based on their team location. There are additional bonuses for continuing to build a team and rise through company ranks.

The Good

The starter kit that It Works provides for new distributors is a meaningful asset that can be quite helpful to new members who may not have much experience with multi-level marketing. The kit includes four Ultimate Body Applicators, catalogs, marketing materials, and business cards.

The Wrapreneurs also have access to online training, a personal mentor, personal development coaching, and a customized website to help them run their business that’s free for the first 30 days.

Also included in the starter kit are suggestions for diet and exercise that can help complement It Works’ product line. This kit offers far more than what the average multi-level marketing firm gives to its new distributors to help get them started.

By offering so much, the company lets its members know they are serious about helping them, which in turn, will make the distributors serious about achieving high levels of success (1).

The fact that It Works has expanded its product line to include more than just the Ultimate Body Applicator is also a huge plus. It’s not difficult to imagine a large amount of people excited to give a body wrap a chance, and so having products that can complement the company’s base product adds to the earning potential of each distributor.

Moreover, even if a customer is not sold on the body wrap, the distributor still has a chance to turn them into a buyer because of the other products offered. Therefore, selling for It Works is not an all or nothing proposition.

The Bad

Of course, while It Works’ body wraps and other products may sound enticing to some, there is little scientific evidence backing up their validity. There are a number of caveats to using body wraps that every person should look into before using one. For instance, users are required to drink large amounts of water on the day of use and the days following use. It’s also important to combine use of a body wrap with proper diet and exercise.

The Food and Drug Administration also warns against the use of body wraps, citing several potential medical complications, especially for those with pre-existing conditions.

There have also been a variety of complaints targeted at It Works. These complaints include customers receiving the wrong products, continuing to receive products and being charged even after cancelling their membership, and charging customers a cancellation fee without proper notice.

The high volume of complaints has contributed to It Works receiving a poor rating from the Better Business Bureau. There is also a mix of both positive and negative reviews coming from those inside the company, meaning not all employees and distributors are pleased with their experience.

One final thing to be aware of is the monthly sales requirement for distributors. The overall compensation plan is fair and balanced, but distributors need to achieve a monthly sales quote that amounts to roughly $112 in product purchases in order to be eligible to receive commissions.

This may sound reasonable from the company’s perspective, but it can make it difficult for casual distributors to keep up, causing them to lose out on any commissions they may make.

Recap

It Works is far from a terrible company, but there are several reasons why one should be cautious with regards to joining as a distributor. The uncertainty about the effectiveness of their products combined with the possible adverse effects of body wraps are enough to make one think twice about getting involved with It Works.

The volume of complaints from both customers and those within the company should also be an area of great concern.

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11 crucial facts you should know before joining Yoli

Yoli is a great example of a typical health and wellness MLM company. In fact, they pretty much excel at MLM mediocrity.

But a few unique features to the company have given them pretty good success in the last few years. Does this mean I’m involved?

This video explains everything:

Make sense? Either way, here’s 11 crucial facts you should know before joining Yoli.

#11. Generic mission

Yoli means “to live” in Aztec. Their mission? To change the way we live physically (through their nutritional supplement, financially (through their distributor opportunity), and emotionally (through a comprehensive support system).

Sounds like just about every health and wellness MLM.

#10. Overcame the hardest part

Yoli was founded in 2009 by a group of friends. This means they’re well past the 2-year mark when most MLMs fail, but they still haven’t overcome the 10-year hump, or the 23rd year like Advocare.

#9. Typical health products

Their main line of products is called the “Better Body System”, and the package of various products is designed to help customers maintain a healthy PH balance, manage their weight, improve their metabolism, increase nutrition, and general maintain a healthy structural balance in their bodies.

They also have single product supplements, such as…

• The Yoli Essential Shake (YES) in chocolate or vanilla
• Pure, a probiotics and fiber blend
• Alkalete, a electrolyte and mineral hydroxide blend
• Passion, a low-calorie energy drink

One big problem with effective weight loss programs and products is that once customers achieve their goal, they no longer purchase more product.

Yoli had the genius idea of also developing what they call a “Lifetime Kit” – products designed to provide daily maintenance benefits and help you sustain your new healthy lifestyle.

#8. Sub-par commission

They offer the typical potpourri of compensation, rewards, bonuses, and free product.

You get a free auto-ship kit every time you refer three people, car and travel rewards for the top-level performers, and the following bonuses are available:

• Rebate Bonus
• Fast Start Bonus
• Break Even Bonus
• Unilevel Executive Matching Bonus
• Global Leadership Bonus
• Binary Team Commission
• Multiple Business Centers

You get commission on your downline as well, although there is a Binary Business Center cap, individual rank cap, and a general payout cap of 50% of the CV on the collective payout through the whole commission plan. [1]

Also, average commission is around 10%. Super low, even for network marketing.

This might be one of those MLMs where the biggest benefit is free product. Don’t count on a decent income.

#7. Free of harmful additives

It’s not certified organic or completely all-natural, but it is free of preservatives, sweeteners, and artificial colors. [2]

#6. Team of MLM superstars

They were recently joined by Tony Morgan, a famous face in the MLM industry who is a top producer and helped found Dreamgivers Worldwide with Dwayne Morgan. She has over 15 years of network marketing experience and has personally sponsored and developed several six-figure earners in her industry. [3]

Michael Prichard is their chief international officer, and as a seasoned traveler and founder of 13 successful companies, he should be able to help them grow.

#5. Overpriced product

Like a lot of supplement-based MLMs, their product is not cheap.

It costs about $20-40 for one bottle, and their package deals START at $150. It’s pretty easy to find shakes and supplements at your local health foods store for a lot less.

Their granddaddy kit, the Transformation Kit, offers “a complete physical transformation” for an unbelievable $340 PER MONTH. For the cost that adds up to after a year, you could get plastic surgery and save yourself time and money. Plus, the Yoli system isn’t even proven effective.

#4. AND it’s not even that effective for everyone

Although for many it’s effective, many customers use it for an initial weight loss boost and then continue their own weight loss journey with the lessons learned sans the high cost of monthly auto-ship products. [4]

A big part of the system’s success isn’t the actual product but the diet plan they include and people following that, which they can easily do on their own without dropping hundos left and right.

#3. Products have no ingredients listed

There are no ingredients listed for any of their supplements or shakes which is a big red flag.

Red flag number two, there’s no mention of clinical studies to back the science behind their product.

So, basically you’re relying on the testimonials of people who are paid to sell the product. Sounds about as good an idea as asking Edward Snowden to keep some top secret government information on the down low.

#2. Requirements to be active

You have to purchase 50 PV per month and recruit enough customers to stay at your personal level in order to be considered an active distributor.

However, many commissions require you to also be “qualified”, in which case you have to sponsor at least two active members.

#1. Fast weekly payments

You might not get a lot of money, but at least you get it fast.

Yoli pays out their distributors on a weekly basis through a direct deposit or a “Yoli Pay Card”. [5] They do charge a $2.00 processing fee on all commission payments, which based on their commission rate, might eat up half your profits.

Recap

Is it possible to make money with Yoli? I guess there’s a chance. But if it’s really the money making opportunity that interests you, your time could definitely be better spent elsewhere.

That being said, if you’re all about the products and you have a great market of people you could sell to, nothing wrong with giving it a shot.

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