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Not MLM by Michael Hamburger a Scam? Not MLM by Michael Hamburger, found at notmlm.com, has already been submitted for review. If you would like to see a review of Not MLM, simply add your vote on it using the following link: Add Vote for “Not MLM“. Then click on the “Vote For Review” button. When enough votes have been accumulated, we will start the business research process and get a review of “Not MLM” completed a soon as possible. …
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Banners Go MLM a Scam? Banners Go MLM by Michael T. Glaspie, found at bannersgomlm.com, has already been submitted for review. If you would like to see a review of Banners Go MLM, simply add your vote on it using the following link: Add Vote for “Banners Go MLM“. Then click on the “Vote For Review” button. When enough votes have been accumulated, we will start the business research process and get a review of “Banners Go MLM” completed a …
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Renegade MLM Success a Scam or Legitimate? Renegade MLM Success by Devon Brown, found at renegademlmsuccess.com, has already been submitted for review. If you would like to see a review of Renegade MLM Success, simply add your vote on it using the following link: Add Vote for “Renegade MLM Success“. Then click on the “Vote For Review” button. When enough votes have been accumulated, we will start the business research process and get a review of “Renegade MLM Success” completed …
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Seacret Direct Review by David Harris “Seacret Direct”, found at SeacretDirect.com, is an mlm, or, multi- level marketing company with products with skin care and beauty aids products. Those of you that read our reviews know our view of MLM schemes, I mean, businesses. We’re not a big fan of them. It’s no different with Seacret Direct, which started its tenuous business practices with a shopping mall vendor stall routine. The amount of customer horror tales of deception and price …
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Gano Excel Review by David Harris Gano Excel, by Leow Soon Seng and found at ganoexcel.us, is a specialty gourmet coffee company with a Multi-Level Marketing business model (MLM) used to recruit people to recruit others. Oh, and incidentally, they sell coffee, too. Our focus in this review is mainly on the network marketing aspect of any company that employs the MLM scheme to grow its numbers. The coffee product Gano Excel sells separates itself from other coffees by mixing …
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Creative Memories Review by David Harris “Creative Memories” by Rhonda Anderson and Cheryl Lightle, found at creativememories.com, is a multi-level marketing/ MLM company that deals in selling scrapbooking supplies and recruiting people to distribute and recruit others. While it’s true that we don’t recommend getting involved in MLM to anyone, the case is not any different from “Creative Memories”. We still don’t recommend MLM due to the high failure rate of success. The company does have a solid enough line …
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Max International Review by David Harris Max International, by Steven K. Scott and found at max.com, is a multi-level marketing / MLM company. They have a line of health products as their excuse from being an outright pyramid scheme. Max International company has had more than its share of scandals, lawsuits, and complaints. Mostly about leadership that would reflect dubiously on it being a viable business to invest in. The products sold through Max International have also had their share …
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Body Wise International MLM Review by David Harris Body Wise International, by Bill Farley and Thomas T. Tierney and found at bodywise.com, is a health and beauty aids company that uses multi level marketing – MLM, as its main source of revenue. It is also plagued with lawsuits and allegations of false claims of having cancer and HIV cures, which brought them trouble from the government. Body Wise International recently had to settle for millions for lying about their product …
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Bioceutica MLM Review by David Harris Bioceutica is found at bioceutica.com and was formerly known as the Trump Network which The Donald bailed out on early 2012. Bioceutica uses the multi-level marketing business model to sell its rebranded, repackaged nutritional products through distributors that are nudged to focus on building a ‘downline’ more than selling the actual product. Prior to DT’s involvement, it was known as Ideal Health, and sorting out, or rather, not sorting out the mess in the …
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4Life Review by David Harris “4Life”, by David and Bianca Lisonbee and found at 4Life.com, is a multi-level marketing business venture. It comes with several caveats to watch out for, some of which I’ll report here. First and foremost, 4Life is an MLM. We do not ever recommend multi-level marketing as a way to earn any decent money. That is unless you are positioned at the top 1% from the very beginning. But that would only help you, not your …
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