“The MonaVie IDS is based on “Paid-As” rank, and not “Achieved” rank. In this way, the IDS represents to distributors what they would earn if they were paid at those ranks for any given week. This is different from conveying to distributors what the average earnings of our individual distributors are at their achieved ranks

“Finally, thank you for making us aware that this could be confusing to our distributors. We will review the issue and consider for the next revision.”

Ummm…pardon? I don’t know if I am reading this correctly but are they saying that if are a Ruby and not making any money, you haven’t been factored into the IDS? Are they also saying that this isn’t a reflection of a persons ACTUAL earnings, but that they have simply extrapolated from a certain ranking’s best week for the “total payout”?

I am completely baffled. How do you read it?

If you did you research on this site, you’d know that they are from the author of MonaVie Scam. The story of how I got interested in MonaVie is quite clearly laid out there. Finally, even if the postings were from competitors would it matter? The important thing to focus on is the message, not the messenger.

2nd. I would say that the best information is to evaluate the information objectively. For example, it’s been mathematically proven that 99.64% of MonaVie distributors lose money. You really don’t need to go much further than that. If you want a REPUTABLE SOURCE, here you go: http://www.youtube.com/user/volleybrian#p/u/9/yTmGDcEyC7Y. See also: http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4086.

3rd. Wait a second, you are saying that only people who are able to debate the validity of MLMs are the people who are successful? The few successful people in MLM are always going to give you the biased side, because that’s how they make money – they get paid by promoting MLM. It’s clearly a conflict of interest.

Additionally if your parents tried to tell you how difficult it was to be a rock star, you’d ignore their advice (they aren’t rock stars) and only listen to Bono or Steven Tyler’s? This clearly doesn’t make any sense.

If you are reading this blog, you are clearly getting credible research. Simply look at the number of articles and the depth of information available. I challenge anyone to show a greater source of unbiased information on MonaVie anywhere.

Finally Oldhat, if you find anything in any of the posts on this website to be factually incorrect, let me know. I strive to make sure that everything here is accurate… at least at the time of posting (MonaVie changes it’s product and other details over time).

It is a pyramid scheme PLAIN & SIMPLE.

Mr. Juicescam saved me a lot of money and heartache. He presented me with facts & data. He encouraged me to go out and confirm this information with independant third parties, unlike Dallin Larsen & Company who don’t want you to investigate the “juice” or the “company, in fact, it is discouraged. What kind of business does that??

Mr. Juicescam has been extremely supportive even off of this site when I have sent him emails asking him questions. He gets absolutely no benefit from that and I know he has helped countless others “off site” as well. THAT is who Mr. Juicescam is.

Remember that for people to be earning money, many people need to be losing money. Read: It’s Not a Matter of Effort, it’s a Mathematical Certainty. Don’t be proud of making money in this scam, you are just making it clear how much you financial damage you are doing to others.

I only get paid a pittance in advertising fees for running this site. My other businesses do well enough that I can essentially volunteer my efforts here to help others.

There are a things that athlete’s swear by. Many Boston Celtics swear by their Land Rovers as well. It doesn’t really mean anything.

People can buy a years worth of vitamins for around $5-10. When a year’s worth of MonaVie is priced there I’ll stop writing new articles on this website.

Yes, if everything can have a placebo effect, then why are you willing to pay $40 for yours? Get a much cheaper one.

@Jim: I consider myself to have strong morals, and the thought of me making money while I am hurting others does not sit well with me. I never really did research before I joined, but looking at all of the links provided to me, I found that I was doing just that. I am upset that I was able to be so blinded, and maybe the benefits I was getting from the juice are just a placebo effect. In that case, it is not really benefiting at all; it is just covering it up, so that it can get worse without my knowledge.