• No one can verify it – How is anyone supposed to be able to verify that this is the truth. In fact…
• … Distributors have incentive to claim they are not distributors – By opening with, “I am not a MonaVie distributor,” it tries to tell the reader, “I’m not biased, so you should believe the following claim that I’m going to make even though I can’t prove to you this is true.”
• If you aren’t a Distributor and you love the product, why not become a distributor to buy it cheaper? It doesn’t make any sense.
• Even MonaVie Headquarters lies about this – We have people at MonaVie HQ leaving comments saying that they’ve never tried the juice and calling people annoying douches.. Are we supposed to believe distributors when top of the organization tries to hide their identity and acts in this unprofessional manner?

The most important part of this post is the 2nd and 3rd bullets. If you are going to defend the product, you should be a distributor so that you can buy it cheaper. If you are distributor and claim that you are not to try gain credibility, you simply fail.

Originally posted 2009-10-06 16:22:40.

If you were thinking that MonaVie was going to make you rich, it might be worth thinking like BobbyJ. He put his heart and soul in the business, converting his truck, and putting up YouTube videos. He got nowhere and explains why with common sense… the product is just 20 times more expensive that other competing products. It’s an impossible sales job for distributors unless they try to make MonaVie seem better than other similar juices (which is a proven lie).

Originally posted 2010-03-02 20:49:13.