I don’t understand how anyone could believe two ounces of fruit punch are equal to 13 fruits.

I don’t understand how selling fruit punch for $40 when you can get fruit punch for 1/10 the price at your local grocer can sound like a good business opportunity.

I don’t understand how MonaVie’s convoluted system for paying commissions, based on the lesser leg and all, can be anything but an effort to bilk distributors out of their hard earned money.

But it all looks like a tonne of baloney to me. Perhaps, Jim, you can take a stab at explaining these…

Do you want to clarify your comments? I’ve shown that I understand MonaVie inside and out. I have 75 posts that prove my understanding of MonaVie.

What are people arguing about that you didn’t talk about? Perhaps people were having a discussion that unrelated to you. Not every conversation here has to be about you.

I think these kind of people are concern trolls, people who are really on the other side but pretend to be on our side only to sway our opinion. Sadly (for Betty), it didn’t even come close to working.

Wow. That reeks of BS from front to back. If Monavie saved your vision, made your skin beautiful, and did “other positive things for your body” in 1 week that no “other acai products” could do, then it wouldn’t make sense for you to say that you hate MLM and think that the product is too expensive. If your story were true, then you should be praising MLM for bringing you a product that restores vision (since apparently this is something that ONLY Dallin Larceny’s MLM fruit juices can do), and remarking how reasonably priced the product is considering that it cures night-blindness and every other disease to known to man (eg, Mitch Biggs says it cures swine flu; Monavie HQ says it can help treat brain injuries, etc…all illegal BS of course).

BTW, let me give you a quick remedial lesson on the difference between a “fact” and a baseless assertion. A fact is something that can be proven. Baseless assertions are what Monavie trolls use to illegally promote their worthless goof-juice.

So how on earth do you attribute improved eye sight and skin to a a highly processed fruit juice, preserved with the chemical preservative sodium benzoate (which is considered to cause cancer when combined with vitamin C) in light of the above and more importantly, why could you not obtain these improvements in your health to simply eating fresh fruit?

Perhaps you need to look at the possibility of buying into MLM driven hype rather than genuine health benefits – particularly given whoever introduced you to Monavie had a vested interest in having you ignore the FACTS and instead base your belief on entirely unfounded claims which, if you were a Monavie distributor, are not only in breach of company policy but also against the law.

Happy new year, JuiceScam – it’s a new year yet it seems the idiocy continues! Sheez…