Comments on: Mitch Biggs Claims MonaVie is Organic (and Other Lies)

By: Izzy

Izzy — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 01:27:34 +0000

@Jim – Don’t worry, first of all, out of my 7 months in MV/TEAM, I was never able to get one recruit, however, I did apologise to all of the people that I tried to recruit. When I told them the real nature of the scam, some of them actually thanked me for telling them. Crossline, well, I don’t know who my crossline is because I was discouraged from talking to them. I warned my upline and her upline but both have blocked me from contacting them. Just last night I lost a friend to MV/TEAM, she defriended me on facebook because I posted something from SiperEnergy on YouTube. The mentality in TEAM is that if anyone is negative about the business, you need to cut them off as “you don’t need those people who will steal your success” type thing. If a person wants to believe that bullshit, then I can’t do anything else. It’s their life. I can, however, warn people who aren’t in MV/TEAM to stay away.

By: Jim

Jim — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 21:57:55 +0000

Izzy said “Why can’t they be open and honest in the first place?”

They can’t because who would pay $40 for a bottle of average ordinary juice? But a bottle of organic magic juice… Now we’ve got something.

Izzy, I hope now that you know the truth you will become an advocate and go back to your downline, upline, sideline and tell them what you’ve learned. I don’t think anyone will blame you for being lied to. The truth will set you (and them) free.

By: Mackwiz

Mackwiz — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 14:15:42 +0000

Izzy,

I have noticed that organic claim coming in from many distributors. It is a prime example of how misinformation in MonaVie works.

By: Izzy

Izzy — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 01:37:38 +0000

Well, this is freaking humilating. When I was a MV distributor, I (at first) said it was organic because my upline said it was organic. When one of my prospects told me to go to the MV website and specifically ask them that question as she couldn’t find it on the bottle at all, I emailed and got back the response that it’s not certified organic but it is taken care that the juice has the least amount of pesticides as possible. I then reported back to her. She never did sign up as it was too expensive.

I just wish there wasn’t all these well-worded “implications”, it’s so underhanded, and the reason why I’m so embarrassed is because I did the same thing myself.

Why can’t they be open and honest in the first place?

By: Mackwiz

Mackwiz — Wed, 15 Sep 2010 17:46:12 +0000

It is definitely a loophole technique. When I was at the MonaVie tasting (indoctrination) the presenter and speaker basically said what the FTC requires (it’s just juice) and then did a “wink wink” by making off topic comments about prescription medicine. The exact connection was not made but it is subconsciously implied – MonaVie is the way to be free of prescription medicine and its side effects. It’s even priced high like prescrition meds.

Mitch Biggs isn’t off track from most distributors. At the very least, even the most honest distributor will claim there is some big benefit of MonaVie that wasn’t there before.