Comments on: Actual Letter from a MonaVie Distributor

By: Vogel

Vogel — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 01:38:46 +0000

Oh poor misguided Clint. You’re obviously not a religious man if you condone someone saying that Monavie is “God-approved”. That’s almost as sacreligious as they way you clowns worship greed and materialism and deify pieces of excrement like Dallin Larceny and Brig Hartless. Shame on you!

By: MonaVie Scam

MonaVie Scam — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 00:30:37 +0000

Speaking from the heart and speaking the truth are two different things.

Clint, did you read the rest of the articles on this website? The facts are straight.

By: Clint Johnston

Clint Johnston — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 22:37:29 +0000

I love the fact that we have freedom of speech. I read the entire letter and felt that this person spoke from the heart and wanted to give as much information as possible in order for the person to make an informed decision. As far as the “Mona Vie Scam” person…it is apparent that he does not like his spouse to be making decisions on her own. I thought in a relationship the goal is to encourage the other to make decisions and to support those decisions. I sense bitterness and I really don’t believe due diligence was exercised before this type of response was taken. As far as the other negative comments throughout the 60 responses here is my thoughts. People make mistakes and if as Jesus says; “let the person who has never sinned cast the first stone” and no one did. Are you not casting stone maybe without getting your fact straight???Just my thoughts.

By: Jim

Jim — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 21:53:22 +0000

I love that recording. It’s on my iPod.

By: MonaVie Scam

MonaVie Scam — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 21:48:16 +0000

Great point Jim…

I suggest that everyone listen Dallin Larsen’s fireside chat – http://web.archive.org/web/20020205212919/63.167.229.232/deistream/conf020128.wma

This is Dallin Larsen as Vice President of Royal Tongan Limu saying that they aren’t “a fly-by-night company”… The FDA took them down and put them out of in 2005. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Tongan_Limu. Distributors of that juice saw their income drop to zero overnight as they no longer had a product to sell.

What makes MonaVie different… nothing!

By: Jim

Jim — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 21:41:38 +0000

Larson was doing the royal Tongan limu gig until 2002. Mona vie launched 2005. Hard to believe Larson was researching acai when he had the limu product which was reportedly curing people of all sorts of medical conditions (sound familiar?). I believe the reports of 20 years of research may just be an exageration. Perhaps to make the product seem more impressive. It would be quite the under acheivement to spend that much time researching and still come up with such a nutritionally lacking product.

By: mysterious

mysterious — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 13:54:02 +0000

much research done before making the monavie juice, fronm all over the internet say 10 or 20 yrs in research from monavie doing research before making this, but somethind smells fishy? when dallen larson had his other company on weight loss suppliments and it failed and then he jumped into this monavie pale of garbage, why or where do they get all these yrs of research saying they them monavie did that many years of research, when it was done by other companies, not monavie, and now they got all these scientists that are making stuff up everyday, anyways maybe a blog on this research of ryears claim would be interisting to see eh scam.

By: Jim

Jim — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 21:07:09 +0000

And the lord looked down on the poor of brazil, saw their suffering and thought to himselves “sure I could just poof away this misery, but rather I will create a product based pyramid scheme where by almost all involved will lose so that an undisclosed contribution might be made”

and the lord smiled.

By: MonaVie Scam

MonaVie Scam — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 20:14:15 +0000

To add to Mike's point regarding the distributors making false calms... it doesn't matter if it's MonaVie corporate or distributors. There is some precedent already set there: See this Napster case Also MonaVie admits as you can see here.

By: Mike, San Antonio, TX

Mike, San Antonio, TX — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 12:39:08 +0000

John,
The point is. While you were working as an airline pilot, car salesman or dishwasher, you were getting paid, normally an agreed upon wage. With MonaVie you will make no money, unless of course you are at the very tip-top of this pyramid scheme. That’s not my scenario, that’s from MonaVie’s own Income Disclosure Statement. And to add insult to injury, you will pay dearly for the privilege of trying to sell their fruit juice. You state that, “for $140 bucks a month and build into something big all while maintaining your original job”. Anybody that knows anything at all about MLM’s will probably dispute that claim. It will take countless hours and a full time commitment to have a chance at breaking even, let alone be successful. And it’s been proven time after time, with this unsustainable business model, IT WONT WORK. The need to recruit constantly will eat up your life (and most of your relationships). You also said, “People just like to settle and give up on their dreams”. That’s the sad part of the MonaVie scam. People loose sight of their goals and dreams while attempting to perpetrate this scheme. They loose a chunk of their lives, statistically from 1-3 years. Many times they have also lost MUCH more. You said “Monavie is not making false claims about rather the distributors probably are”. Can you imagine (seriously) any company allowing their associates to make these claims and not doing something to stop it? Just a thought.