How is J.D. Drew Breaking MonaVie’s Terms of Service?

J.D. Drew has two websites promoting MonaVie : Join J.D. Drew and A MySpace Page. MonaVie’s Terms of Service say that you can only have a MyMonaVie.com until you read a certain level. It’s worth noting that J.D. Drew isn’t at that level. In addition, I tried to contact him through those websites, but couldn’t. Manager Terry Francona’s son, Nick Francona is taking all the contact information. How much retailing of the product is J.D. Drew doing if he’s not even making himself available to talk about the product?

Does MonaVie drop him as a distributor? No they shout from the rooftops that J.D. Drew drinks MonaVie. I don’t understand why anyone thinks he’s an authority on the benefits of juice. Does he do that for a living or is just one of the best few hundred players in the United States at hitting a baseball. I fail to see how one skill translates to another.

Also, ask yourself if you make as much money as J.D. Drew. He had signed a $70 Million dollar contract. The cost of MonaVie isn’t a concern for him. If he puts some of his money in a savings account that accrues interest, he’ll never have to care about the price of anything in his life. For the other 99.9999% of the population, there’s a danger that they will not have a secure retirement and possibly not be able to pay for proven health care.

Lastly, if you plan to become a distributor of MonaVie ask yourself how you can possibly be more successful than J.D. Drew. He’s got millions of fans, yet he can’t seem to sell enough juice to get to the higher levels of MonaVie. Even the aforementioned MySpace page gathers tumbleweeds because no one is interested.

Originally posted 2009-04-20 19:25:52.

I don’t know if you know, but Red Sox right fielder J.D. Drew is a MonaVie distributor. If you ask and Red Sox to name three things that typify J.D. Drew they’d say:

• The Grand Slam – He hit a pivotal grand slam that helped the Red Sox get beat the Indians ALCS in 2007. Since he didn’t contribute offensively during the season, people called it the $14 Million dollar Grand Slam.
• The Month (June) in 2008 – When Big Papi was injured, J.D. Drew carried the team on his shoulders for a month. Other than that, he didn’t do too much that season.
• His Constant Injury Problems – Yep, Drew is constantly injured… need proof?

MonaVie Doesn’t Help J.D. Drew’s Injuries

Time after time, I’ve heard that MonaVie helps cure people’s aches and pains. Of course MonaVie corporate won’t say it because it would be illegal for them to. Instead distributors (people paid by MonaVie) say this behind closed doors and on websites. Anyway, let’s get back to J.D. Drew. His Wikipedia article says:

Drew’s revised contract has a clause that allows the Red Sox to opt out of Drew’s five-year contract after three or four years if Drew has extensive injuries due to a previously existing problem in his right shoulder.

For most of the 2007 season, Drew struggled offensively and spent time on the DL (due to a hamstring injury) as well as taking time off from the team to attend to his son’s health.

and

Drew later visited the 15-day disabled list, spending from August 27 to September 8 [2008] on the DL with a strained lower back.

In mid-February 2009, after a whole off-season of rest he still had back pain.

Clearly MonaVie isn’t doing anything for J.D. Drew’s health.

Originally posted 2009-04-20 18:58:33.