Nutronix
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| Type of Business: | Multi-Level Marketing | |
| Skill Level Needed: | N/A | |
| Income Potential: | N/A | |
| Website: | http://nutronix.com | |
| Recommended: | No/Scam |
Nutronix Review
by David Harris
Nutronix International found at nutronix.com, is a troubled multi-level marketing business.
They sell health and beauty aids online and through distributors that join the MLM membership.
I always tell you that the only ones in multi-level marketing that make any money are the guys right at the top.
And that those ways below, rarely make much if anything at all.
In fact, most of the time, operations such as Nutronix get people to buy their products in bulk.
Most people don’t have much experience in MLM and before they know it, they’re stuck with a bunch of inventory they can’t even give away.
Nutronix has been known to scam people out of their earnings by canceling the revenue programs right when it’s received enough money to change the operation.
Many distributors have reported complaints everywhere online.
The biggest scam Nutronix has run is getting investors to put money into the production of an infomercial that they promised to air nationally over a hundred times.
It was produced for a pittance and aired a few times on small local stations.
The investors could not get their money back, nor were they able to get leads from it as a result.
No one was contacted and their calls and emails were never returned.
No apologies or explanations came from their headquarters either.
The FDA itself has investigations going on Nutronix, claiming the product is unsafe.
Apparently, one of their vitamins is synthetic and turns into a tar substance in high temperatures.
When you consider these factors and the high risk of success in any MLM.
And then see reports of Nutronix cheating distributors of their earnings you will see that this is a scam.
You should not get involved with it.
Thanks for reading the reviews.
David