Has anyone joined the MLM Acai Drink Home Business Shown on Oprah?
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I market Himilayan Goji Juice, which was also featured on Oprah, and am finding great success.  The one thing you need to watch though, is Acai does not have medical validation.  There are 41 different types of goji berries and only one, the Himilayan Goji marketed by Freelife International, has what is called a Spectral Signature, meaning that the DNA of the unique berry which contains 4 natural polysaccharides, has been preserved in every bottle.  This product was developed by Dr. Earl Mindell, author of the Vitamin Bible, world's leading Nutritionist, Pharmacist and Master Herbalist.  It is the only one that has over 75 clinical studies published on pubmed.org, which is where the Doctor's get their information.\nI was just in Dallas at a convention, and Graham Stedman was one of our speakers.  We were also featured in Time magazine as the breakthrough superfruit of the year.  We were on CNN, Larry King Live and Good Morning America as well as many others.\nThe business is growing at record speed because of the unique product and the proof of what it does for people's health.  Incomes of $10k/mo are not unusual, but most importantly, you are helping people with a vast array of health issues.\n\nPlease don't listen to the negative comments on Multi Level Marketing.  It is a very respectable business, and if you really work at it and take advantage of the exceptional training, you will have financial freedom much quicker than all the naysayers.  I am living proof! \n\nIf you would like to see how the juices compare on the Bovis scale, just drop me a line.
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I've never tried it but they say that it is pretty good. But the only problem is that you have to know where to advertise yourself. It's become harder to do it because so many people are into it. If u are looking for a home based business here is my recommendation. I signed up for it.
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Not as much as they make it out to be. Be Very Very Careful. MLM's are nice but mostly for those already at the top. They can get you hyped pretty good,but that's the party image and the dream that they sell.\n I personally saw a very good friend get into this while they were running a motel business, which though would not make them rich, was doing well. Anyhow once they started with Amway within one year they had lost their motel. They expected them to buy all their goods and they just ran them right into the ground.
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My Aunt and cousin tried selling herbalife and they struggled. It is a good concept but the thing is getting other people (potential customers to believe in the product. It is also a bit pricey so that is where people become hesitant. If you have the gift of the gab and can sell ice to an eskimo then i would say go for it. Good luck
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the only "for real" home based businesses i have found are avon, may kay, home interiors, pampered chef and those types. I myself was looking and all i found was a lot of scams. If you find another one tho u be sure to let me know..
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hello,tom montella here to help you in anyway a can,i have been in the beverage biz for 20 years,in sales in southern calif,my specialtyis getting new distribution.(opening new accounts,shelve placement.ect...please w write i can help you,tom90712@yahoo.com,(562)213 7058,cell ph
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I have a legal and very easy way to make the extra money that you need by March.  I know you say you aren't good at sales but neither am I and I have had a lot of success with Mary Kay.  The product has been around for a long time and is the #1 brand of skin care and color cosmetics so it basically sells itself.  The best part is that you make 1/2 of every sale, there are no territories and no quotas.  Just a thought...
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http://abc.go.com/primetime/xtremehome/casting.html\n\nI'd like to see them get on this show, they do awesome work, and your family sounds just like the people they help
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LOL - if you are talking about the home based businesses they try to sell you on TV, ads on the internet, friend referral or a sign posted in your neighborhood? It's all junk; they are just trying to get you to sell their goods. The latest version of a pyramid scheme.\n\nhttp://www.bbb.org/alerts/article.asp?ID=436\n\nFrom my experiance with my own (legitimate) home based business (my own idea/service) the hardest part is staying busy instead of goofing off (like being on Yahoo Answers). Takes allot more discipline than I ever thought it would. You need to find a nitche that needs to be filled, working at home is an added bonus as it helps to keep over head low.\n\nhttp://www.sba.gov/starting_business/
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yes I have tried their program, there are a few draw backs though... As far as the regimen and the staff I could not have asked for more support, the only thing that I could not tolerate was that they require you to pay for their services with an automatic bank draft, and they were constantly putting items through my account that I did not authorize.... protien drink mixes, vitamins, liquid supplements etc.... I finally ended my membership becasue of this.  I now use 24 hour fitness and have had great success and am very satisfied with their ammenities and services.
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Yes, I recently joined M2C Global as a dealer. Basically, I give out samples of their new energy drink A.C.T.\n\nI joined 2/27/2006 and earned a check my first day. Within 30 days, I was receiving checks 3-4 times a week. Today, just 50 days later, I received three checks.\n\nI do this business from college, while managing day and night classes.\n\nM2C is adding about 1,000 new dealers a day. Some have eneded up in my sales team, so I receive commissions on anything they purchase, or sell.\n\nNot bad for a business that is FREE to join.\n\nIf you have any questions you're welcome to contact me at cblandis88@yahoo.com, and I will gladly answer any questions you have. \n\nSource(s):\nhttp://www.mym2c.com/?clandis
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If you want to make money, you have to follow the Baby Boomers. I have been studying business opportunities over that past several months and have looked at many of the opportunities suggested in this tread. It is my opinion that the wellness industry is the future for the aging baby boomers since they are now concern about preserving or maintaining their health.\n\nThrough my own research, I have learned that the best products to sell to baby boomers are consumable wellness products that are consumable and people will reorder repeatedly. Most of the companies I have found in the nutritional supplement space that offer home-based businesses are network marketing (also known as Multi-Level marketing companies) that all seem to offer a unique product. The problem I have discovered is that the price they charge for the end user is too expensive and most people cannot afford the product to buy regularly. You probably saw this with your parent’s AMWAY business.\n\nThe product category I determined to be the best to cater to the Baby Boomers is the “functional health beverage” industry. I looked at pursuing three fruit juices: Noni juice, Magnosteen, and Goji. What I found is that all of the major players are indeed MLM companies. The problem that I had with it, besides the ethics in my own mind about selling a product for outrageous process was the quality of the products. I discovered all three companies use a reconstituted version of the actual fruit they are marketing and the also add less expensive ingredients.\n\nHere is what I learned about their products ingredients and prices:\n\nXanGo™ $115.00 four bottles • Bottle size 25oz.\nReconstituted garcinia mangostana juice from whole fruit, apple juice concentrate, pear juice concentrate, grape juice concentrate, pear puree, blueberry juice concentrate, raspberry juice concentrate, strawberry juice concentrate, cranberry juice concentrate, cherry juice concentrate,  citric acid, natural flavor, pectin, xanthan gum, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate.\n\nTAHITIAN NONI INTERNATIONAL™  $168 four bottles • Bottle size 33.8oz.\nReconstituted Morinda citrifolia fruit juice from pure juice puree grown in French Polynesia, plus natural grape juice concentrate, natural blueberry juice concentrate, and natural flavors.\n\nHimalayan Goji ™ Juice $186.00 • Bottle size 32oz.\nReconstituted goji juice from whole Lycium barbarum fruit, grape juice concentrate, pear juice concentrate, apple juice concentrate, pear puree and natural flavor, with sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate added to maintain freshness.\n\nBeside the crazy prices and the unnatural ingredients, I did not think I could possibly sell any of these products to the average man/women of the street. The price is simple prohibitive. I almost changed my product category interest until I found http://www.buymynoni.com that offers 100% pure Noni juice from Hawaii and a business opportunity to make direct sells from my house. Best of all it is FREE to join!\n\nUnlike the MLM companies, their unit prices are low enough for the average person to afford it while at the same time offering good profit margins. If you look at this company or any other what you want to look for is a product that is:\n\n• Low unit cost\n• Consumable\n• Offers a fair profit margin for your services\n\nGood luck to you.
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I've been there once and my mom and aunt a few times.  It's fun!  During the commercial breaks they come out into the audience and talk with the crowd.
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I am a stay at home mom with five children. I have been working from home for a short time now and it has been the best decision I have made. I can now stay home with my children and still earn extra income. I don't have to host parties, sell, stock or deliver products. I don't even have to worry about collecting any money. We have been in business for 21 years now and have been member in good standing with the BBB for all 21 years. We were also awarded the BBB's Hall of Fame award at the end of 2005. If you are interested email me at lesleelongoria@sbcglobal.net or check out my web sites and click on "Get More Info."\n\nhttp://www.themomteam.com/cgi-bin/mom.cgi?id=LE464989&action=show\n\nhttp://www.theceonetwork.com/cgi-bin/team.cgi?id=LE464989&action=show
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Yes!\n\nI live in CA and I know of Events and Promotions.  \n\nMy wife took an assignment with them last month and made a couple hundred dollars in one weekend working 5-6 hours each day.  They were great to work with and really responsive.  There was an initial problem with shortage of pay and the took care of it right away.  \n\nShe was an Olay consultant in Safeway for them.  Since then she's seen other offers for phone services, models for race cars and playing with kids to promote exercise.  They even do twin stuff (I'm a twin so it's of interest to me)\n\nGood luck!
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Where did you get your info telling you that not too many people like Dr. Phil????  I personally think he's a man who know's his stuff and tells it like it is without pulling any punches. He's been in the psychology business for quite a while and very successful, I might add. Oprah helped him launch his show after he helped her win her "mad cow" beef lawsuit several years ago.  He doesn't claim to solve individual or family problems in 1 hour but steers his guests in the right direction while offering free assistance in the guest's home town.  He is a man who is sincere, truly cares and wants to make a difference in the lives of those who come on his show.  As for his wife Robin, she seems nice but I get the impression she wants to be the complete and perfect trophy wife for Dr. Phil (looks like she has had plastic surgery and major stuff done to her teeth). You'd have to look at photos of her in her younger days to see what I mean.  She seems very high maintenance.  Maybe I am wrong on that but I also agree she prolly wears the pants in the family while giving the impression she is a meek and quiet spouse.
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I started Mary Kay in February. Let me tell u... TOTAL CROCK OF SHIT. There r no other incentives, sure u could make a bit of money but only through minipulating people and pressuring them into holding classes. When I began they gave me a script on how to convince people to buy things they dont want. My family & friends started avoiding me because they thought I was only talking to them to sell them something. Dont waste your time!