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Welcome to my iBuumerang MLM review.

This is an MLM company that is in the travel niche but hasn’t been around too long.

So the aim of this review is to show you whether in 2020 this site is worth investing time into.

What initially brought my attention to this opportunity was after seeing a number of negative reviews.

These were along the theme of people losing thousands of dollars, some of which were hard to read.

Now If I am being honest I wasn’t surprised to see reviews like these, because people lose from MLM’s every day.

But with that said let’s get into the review and find out whether this iBuumerang MLM is worth it.

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Welcome to my Swisderm review.

This company seems to be your standard ‘Swiss’ based MLM that allows you to create your own business selling their products.

But in the world of internet marketing, while there are, of course, genuine opportunities, there are those that are nothing like they seem.

That does seem to be the case with Swisderm.

Now, if you are here to get the info on whether this company is legit and whether there is any money to be made with them, then you have come to the right place.

As there are some vital details, you should know about before you invest both your time and money into this company.

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Welcome to my Jaa Lifestyle review.

This is a new business opportunity that found its way to me of late and on the face of it is a company that claims to give you financial freedom.

Now financial freedom is a goal of so many people who are looking online to make money. However is it really possible with this company?

What I must do first is congratulate you for doing your research on this program. They have been trending of late for making claims that users can make crazy money.

So if you are here to do your research about them then that is great as when I first came across them myself I became suspicious.

Without further ado, let’s get right into it.

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If you labelled this 48 Hours To Wealth Scam nothing but just another scam then your initial instincts might be right.

In this post I aim to take you through the ins and outs of the company and how it actually works.

Rather then how easy they make it look in the sales video.

This is apparently an automated system that helps you receive mailed cheques over and over again.

Now while anything including the words automation is in my view no go make sure to read this review to know if this is something that sounds good to you.

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Welcome to my Globallee MLM review.

Chances are you have come across the site, seen there products and maybe thought about giving it a go making money with them.

Now while they say on there site are you ready to join the winning team, I’m not 100% convinced that anybody is winning at Globallee.

Well except the owners.

But it’s always interesting to learn about new MLM’s and whether one of these new ones will break the duck and be profitable.

In this Globallee MLM review as I cover common questions like:

• What Is Taki and can I get paid to sell it?
• What is Globallee?
• Are they legit or a pyramid scheme?

So let’s get right into it.

Globallee MLM Review Summary

• Owner: Mark McKnight
• What Are They?: MLM
• Cost: $49.99+
• Verdict: Legit
• Recommended: Not really

What Is Globallee?

Simply put Globallee is another Health and Wellness MLM to hit the market. They were launched last year (2019) by Mark Mcknight.

Like every MLM they claim to have a ‘unique’ opportunity for there distributors to earn money through selling products like Taki and Eterno.

All of which I will go over in the next 5 to 10 minutes.

Let me say though that while they seem okay, this includes what they sell, there is a detail or two about them you will need to be aware off.

Whos Behind It All?

My favourite part of doing these kind of reviews is to research and then talk to you about the owners previous endeavours.

At the helm like I mentioned we have Mark McKnight, however he is also joined by Lamia Bettaieb and Nauder Khazan.

All of which have experience in MLM’s and have been involved in pyramid schemes/controversies.

First let’s have a look at Mark.

Mark has over 25 years history within the industry and is familiar with MLM’s and network marketing having been involved in them over the years.

Co Founder – Mark McKnight

This starts with first being apart of ACI Natural Products back in 1995.

Since then he has taken various seniorship roles before getting involved with his current venture Globallee in early 2019.

Next up we have Lamia, who is known worldwide for being very successful with MLM’s also.

Co-Founder – Lamia Bettaieb

Most notably was her time at world global network.

Here she had over 25,000 people under her wing and according to sources was bringing in a quarter of million a month.

Not a bad return, considering MLM’s are hard to earn with.

That brings us on to the last co-founder Nauder Khazan who founded MLM’s Stiforp and Alivemax.

Both companies of which are still active to this day.

What Do They Sell?

Now moving on to what they sell and while its not clear what exactly Globallee from first look, it is nutritional supplements.

Scrolling down on the home page you will see two products, Eterno and Taki.

Now firstly starting with Eterno, its a product that they claim to help the hormones that are in control of your body’s growth and development.

Eterno Supplements And Cream

There is both a cream and supplements that you can take Eterno through.

Next up there is Taka, which is the most talked about product. This is a supplement that you add to your drink, that comes with various health benefits.

Taki

The last product worth mentioning is Eternity however the reason why this is last as you won’t see it on there homepage.

Also from what I could see its included in the enrollment page where you need to purchase a pack to get started.

How Much Does It Cost To Join?

When you click on the enroll buttons on the main page you will be taken to a page full of details you will need to fill out in order to become a brand ambassdor.

There are two options here, you have the USA form and a International form if you aren’t residing in the US.

What you will be asked for to join is:

1. Mailing Details
2. Billing Details
3. Tax ID (For US Residents)
4. Create A Replica Website (What you will use in order to sell products)
5. Set up a automatic shipment order (recurring purchase of Globallee’s products each month)
6. Finally you will need to choose a starter pack

Now let’s talk about the starter packs they have.

Iba Kit Only

The cheapest one on offer is a $49.99, this is the minimum you will need to spend to become a distributor. What is included here is a website and support access for 12 months.

Globallee Products

Taka Pack

The next one is a bit of a leap in price compared to the iba kit with the price point at $299.94 and $549.94 (I will explain why there are two prices in a second).

However with this one you are getting a pack including various products, most of which is Taka.

You get 4 boxes and 10 share ups of Take combined, which is 120 stick packs in total here.

Five Taka brochures to give out, again a website and office access for a year. Plus extras in a Globallife magazine and Digital Marketing Resources.

There are two versions of this pack, you have the one I just spoke about and another which comes with more inventory.

The difference between the two is that you will need to achieve different QV and PV to progress through the ranks.

Combo Pack

This one contains everything from the Taka pack plus more. As you can gather from the name you are getting a combination of all the products.

This includes, Eterno, Eternity, Benetrim and Taka. This one costs $549.94.

Taka Builder Pack

Lastly we have the Taka Builder pack which is what Globallee advise you to purchase if you want to have everything unlocked.

Again like the ones above it includes all of that was offered in the cheaper packs, just with this one you get a lot more products.

There are two price points here, you have if you can call it cheap the $549.94 one and $1,094 version which is double the cheapest in both price and products.

I know they say that by the more you spend the more of an advantage you have however it is very expensive to invest into an MLM.

Like I mentioned in one of my last posts, the start up costs maybe a why an MLM like this one is not for you, as they are expensive and you are often required to also buy all kinds of other stuff.

Globallee Compensation Plan

The compensation plan is one of main aspects of a MLM, with Globallee they have one which you can download in a pdf.

However I must say it is long and has a number of pages, this is not uncommon for MLM’s as they like to feature a number of bonuses to incentives there distributors to earn more.

Terms like PV, GV, QV and more ‘V’s is what is included as there so many terms that you must reach to pass on to the higher levels.

So it does get quite confusing if you don’t understand all the lingo.

All in all there are 8 ways to earn money which is featured in the Globallee compensation plan.

So just so you an idea I am gonna go over the main aspects you need to know about me.

I am going to be as simple as possible so its easier for you to understand also.

1. Retail Customers

You can make 20% profit when a customer of yours purchases a product at the suggested retail price. This only stands for products you have purchased yourself.

This percentage does go up to higher the tier you are.

2. Ranking System

There is a ranking system which includes 13 tiers with the same names that you would find on other MLM’s (For e.g. Diamond and Ruby)

But anyway here is a list of all the ranks that you can move up.

Brand Ambassador, Qualified Ambassador, Team Builder, Team Leader, Senior Team Leader, Emerald Executive, 1 Star Emerald Executive, 2 Star Emerald Executive, Ruby Executive, 1 Star Ruby Executive, 2 Star Ruby Executive and finally Diamond Executive.

As you can see there is a number of ranks to climb, and for each one there will be requirements that you must meet.

If you look at the compensation plan yourself you will be able to see what that consists off but like I said it is very confusing to wrap your head round.

3. Fast Start Commissions

When you enroll an ambassador to the company you will get a cut of the pack they purchase. The amount you get depends on your rank within the company, it ranges from 5% – 20%.

What You Need To Be Aware Off

There are some aspects where if you are interested in joining Globallee should be aware of first.

1. Products Are ‘Steep’

Considering what you are paying for the price range of the products in my opinion are totally off.

You are paying nearly $100, for creams and supplements that you could elsewhere for cents in comparison.

Now if we ignored the opportunity to make money and I asked myself if I would buy these products, well the answer would be no.

The only counter is that because they are expensive then you can make more commissions.

However it equals out as you will have a hard time trying to promote it.

Unless there is something specific in the cream that stands out to someone, it would make no sense for anyone your pitching it too to purchase it.

The reality is that most MLM’s products and services are high ticket, just take the most recent network marketing companies I have reviewed recently in:

• iBuumerang
• Ascira
• Nutricellix

The last one especially also offers supplements around the same price.

But yeah it’s not uncommon to see ridiculous prices for items you could just but cheap at the local shop.

2. Hard To Make Money

If we take the first point of expensive products and combine it factors like high start up fees and other requirements then you can see why its a not a straightforward way to make money.

Its no secret that MLM’s like Globallee are hard to earn with which is why the statistics are so low.

In fact only 1% of people who get involved get out with any profit.

So while founders like Lamia have had a lucky break and have been able to build a downline many don’t achieve this.

Its always something I bring up with MLM’s as not enough people understand what there getting into, mainly because the owners brainwash you into thinking they are your answer.

 

Globallee FAQ

If you are still with me up to now and are wondering why I haven’t answered your questions then hopefully this FAQ will answer them.

Is Globallee Available Worldwide?

While they are mainly based in the US they opportunities are for anyone worldwide.

If you scroll down on the home page you will see two seperate links, one for US residents and the second one is international.

So if you are not american and want to join the company you can do so, just make sure to fill out the right form.

What Ingredients Are In The ‘Taka’ Mix?

While they claim that there products contain all kind of benefits its unclear what exactly in it.

The Taka drink comes in two different flavours, hibiscus which is a herb plant and blueberry.

The mix is no added sugar and contains turmeric, aloe, fucoidan, ionic minerals and pomegranate juice.

Do Globallee Offer Refunds?

They do have a good refund policy in place where you can get your money back on any unopened items up to 60 days after purchase.

In order for it go through, you will need to sent the items that you haven’t opened back to the warehouse.

If you have brought more then one item but have opened one then partial refunds will be given instead.

They are some of the most common asked questions, if you have any more you can leave them in the section below after the review.

Is Globallee A Pyramid Scheme?

I will answer by that saying Globallee isn’t a pyramid scheme nor is it a scam.

However the reason why its not a pyramid scheme is because there is focus on there health products.

You will still need to recruit members in order to make any profit, as the prices are ridiculous so good luck to anyone selling products like Taka.

As I know anyone in there right mind wouldn’t.

So if you came to this Globallee MLM review looking for network marketing company that breaks the norm, you won’t find it here.

A Better Alternative

As you are aware MLM’s are not worth it, the chances won’t be in your favour and that will be the case with Globallee who are no different to what’s out there.

Apart from the fancy names which I must say intrigued me at first, up until I saw the prices.

But yeah not enough people are successful with MLM’s which is why most people you speak to will tell you to run for the hills.

In contrast though and the way I use to make money has much better success rates. This is through a business model called affiliate marketing.

It’s a cool way to earn money from home, and essentially become your own boss.

I’d love to show you how I do and make passive income each month without fail.

You can do that by clicking on this link here.

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Welcome to my full Ascira review.

The long awaited wait for Ascira as now come as March the 1st was set as the date that they would enter into prelaunch.

Until yesterday the website was blank with a coming soon message, however you can now access the site.

For those of who have been waiting for the launch will probably be wondering whether or not this MLM is worth signing up for.

Since the website is now online and they are in prelaunch I thought that this would be the best time to check them out.

Stay with me for the next 5-10 minutes or so as I dissect Ascira talking about what they are, there opportunities and whether it’s worth it.

Ascira Review Summary

• Owner: John Sachtouras 
• What Are They?: MLM
• Cost: $99-$4999
• Verdict: Unknown
• Recommended: No 

What Is Ascira?

Ascira is a new MLM to surface which aims to educate people while also giving people discounts on travel.

From watching the video and reading about the early intentions it seems they want to bring several aspects to the table.

They has been in the works for just over a year, this spans back to last february when the owner John Sachtouras announced that Ascira would be launching.

Over that time there is been plenty of talk, events and behind the scenes operations which has led up to pre-launch a few days ago.

Now Ascira is one of a number of travel MLM’s to exist already, this includes iBuumerang which has also recently been released.

Lets now have a look at the team and who John is and the people he has alongside him.

Whos Is Behind The Operations?

Now with MLM’s its common for owners to leave start or join new companies, maybe get a few friends on board as well.

That does seem to be the case with Ascira.

Founder – John Sachtouras

First up we have the Chief Executive Officer in John Sachtouras, who is the chap in the image above.

Now John has a history having created organizations around the globe and knows his way around the network marketing industry.

He was involved with Organo Gold (A MLM based around mushrooms) and Future Net which was a crypto ponzi scheme.

No longer is he apart of those operations with his focus now on building Ascira.

Who is alongside John is Belynda Lee, she is Chief Operations Officer. Shes a woman who has alot of pedigree, having won numerous awards.

COO – Belynda Lee

Is involved in the John Maxwell team and has published various books.

The rest of team is made up of more brand ambassadors. The aim here is to represent people around the world. 

What Do They Sell?

There are two products that Ascira are releasing, first you have Ascira Academy which will be included in pre launch.

The second product is what we talked briefly about earlier in Ascira Smart Travel. Now this one won’t be launched until the full launch in June.

1. Ascira Smart Travel ($99-$129)

The main aspect is travel and here they will be providing a discount travel portal to give people cheaper rates on hotels, accommodation, flights with discounts.

Effectively this will work under the same kind of lines as the likes of Booking.com and Expedia.

By choosing this program you will be able to get up to 70% on travel services. This includes what I mentioned above.

However with this product not released until June we will have to see what its like closer to the time.

2. Ascira Academy ($99-$129)

Ascira Academy is a platform where you will be able to get access to videos on demand from successful speakers around the world.

Here you will have the choice of learning about different topics each designed with the intention to better you

Watching the introductory video from John he talks about how he wants to make a platform which is going to help educate people from every area of the world. 

He also sets bold goals in that he would like to have a billion people in there community.

Again like Ascira Travel we will have to see what happens and look at feedback from users a few months from now.

Its only been out for a few days and since its in pre launch not many people will have used it yet.

How Much Does It Cost?

There are two pre launch packs you can purchase, you have the choice between the cheap one which is the Pro Pack and the expensive once which is the founders pack.

To celebrate the release of Ascira these are promo packs that you can get for a limited time only. Each of which come with benefits.

1. Pro Pack

The pro pack gives you 3 months of Smart Travel and Smart Academy along with a convention ticket.

You only have until the 4th of June to purchase it and the cost comes in at $499 usd.

Considering that is the cheaper plan it seems that if you do want to get involved you going to have to fork out.

Not only that you are only getting 3 months for that price, so that is fairly steep for a small time span.

2. Founders Club Pack

Moving on to the more expensive pack which while it offers more comes in at a whopping $4,999.

This includes 12 months instead of 3 months for Smart Travel and Smart Academy, highlight on there facebook page, priority access to events and support, invitation to training and private founders events.

So as you can see this is for a year and you are getting a lot more, but the price is very steep. 

My initial reaction was also why are they not offering top support for both packs. After all $500 isn’t cheap and you would expect just as good support paying that as well.

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Ascira Commission Plan

On there main page they have presented a document which covers 7 ways in which you can get paid as an Ascira member.

There are two types of people who can benefit from Ascira. You have the Retail Customer and a Independent Marketing Associate.

• Retail Customer – Someone who purchases from Ascira with the intention of benefiting solely
• Independent Marketing Associate – is someone who in short brings in new customers too Ascira. Advertising their products and services, plus drawing in new sponsors.

Ascira Product Packages

To become an IRA you will need to purchase one of there Ascira Product Packages. The cost ranges from $199 – $2499, with 4 tiers available.

You have the associate, premium, superior and ultimate, you can also refer to the image below to see what benefits are associated with what tier.

As you can see if you want more months and better perks you will need to spend more.

Direct Sales Bonus

If you can refer customers to Ascira who then go on to purchase the products you will make a 20% commission of there purchases.

When an Ascira Product Package is brought by one of your sponsors you will receive a 15% bonus.

Teamwork Bonus

Moving on to the teamwork bonus where you can earn from building a downline. You can earn up to 35% bonus and this goes to 12 levels deep.

For the first 8 of those levels you will get commission instantly, but for the remaining 4 you will need to reach a certain leadership rank.

You also can’t get paid for packages that you haven’t brought yourself, this is fairly self explanatory if you are common to MLM’s.

So lets say you become an IMA and buy the pro pack, if you recruit a sponsor and they purchase the founders club pack you won’t be credited.

Leadership Bonus

There are leadership bonuses for those recruit the most sponsors.

This starts from Bronze which requires 3 people personally enrolled by you to 16 people enrolled which gets you too Global Ambassador status.

You do also need to achieve a certain PGQV each month, that stands for personal group qualifying volume.

Each rank as a set total volume that your group needs to meet, to reach that top level, $10,000,000 PGQV is required.

There are more terms included here so its worth reading over the commission plan yourself if you looking at getting involved as an IMA.

Diamond Club

The diamond club is for those is tied in with the ranks I spoke about above. 

To qualify for this club you will need to be first a IMA, have 8 sponsored IMA’s, with a combined total of $150’000 PGQV a month.

There are three tiers to this club, being diamond, double diamond and triple diamond.

That covers the main areas of the compensation plan that you need to know about.

For the later parts such as the Diamond and Ambassador clubs they are hard to reach and will require a lot work.

This is some complicated stuff though which is always the case with MLMS.

So in order to understand the terms more you can check it out on there website.

My Key Takeaways

1. The Packs Are Too Expensive

I am no stranger to MLMs having got involved with them briefly in the past.

I say briefly because for the ones I tried it made me realise that Multi Level Marketing isn’t the best opportunity to earn money online.

Since I was a student back then I had to cut my losses fairly quickly as It was too expensive and the return back was poor.

If you had shown me Ascira back then I probably would of laughed as, $500 would of have been nearly my monthly income from my part time job.

Even the cheapest $199 executive product package is up there as being an out of grasp expensive investment.

MLM’s is a hard business model to crack and if you don’t know how to go about it on you could find yourself forking out lots of money with nothing to show for it.

This is why this business model is set up for people like me and you to fail and those up there with John to smile while raking it in.

It is worth remembering that this it is in pre launch and the price of the products individually will start at $99 a month.

2. Previous Schemes Owners Were Involved In

Its always important to learn about previous schemes that the owners were involved in.

With John one thing I learnt about which is concerning is his involvement in FutureNet.

If you are aware of them you will know about their bad rep and how they transitioned into a Ponzi Scheme that was to put it bluntly a scam.

Now the fact that he was involved in that scam and that he joined an operation that was on wrong morals makes me not want to trust John here.

Do I want to invest nearly $5000 in a scheme where the owner jumped the bandwagon a year previously with a scam?

I think you know the answer to that.

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Is This Ascira MLM A Scam?

Right now its not a question I can answer as they have only been active for a matter of days.

I will be able to answer that question as I learn more about them over the course of the next year, so I will come back and update this Ascira review in time.

For the time being I would also advise you do the same, and wait for feedback to come in. 

For instance the travel feature they have, I don’t know how that good that is because its not even released.

So the fact you can purchase 3 or 12 months of something which is still in works is not something I would recommend.

Save Your Time And Also Some Money

Now hopefully this Ascira review will help you save both your time and money.

I mentioned I dabbled in MLM, but that was before I moved onto what I am doing now.

That is affiliate marketing, which if you don’t know is promoting other peoples products and getting paid commissions.

This business model is booming right now and there’s more money to be made in this then ever before.

So instead of chucking $100 a month to John, why not check out this free training here that teaches you the ins and out of building a business.

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Today I will be looking at a new MLM company in the bitcoin industry by bringing you a Goldmine369 review before there full launch.

While they are yet to open their doors yet they have got a few people talking about them.

In anticipation for there launch I thought it would be a good idea to see what’s going on behind the scenes.

If you want to know if Goldmine369 is legit then keep reading.

As from what I have learned there are reasons not to give them the all clear just yet.

Goldmine369 Review Summary

• Owner: Jay Locke
• What Are They?: MLM
• Cost: $250
• Verdict: Scam
• Recommended: No 

What Is GoldMine369?

Goldmine369 is a cryptocurrency cloud mining MLM owned by someone called Jay Locke.

They claim to have the tools to mine crypto and develop digital assets for you.

Now the problem is that while there set to launch soon, there isn’t too much info behind them. 

All we know is that the owner is Jay Locke and joining him are experts within the crypto mining field.

Jay Locke – Owner of Goldmine369

As for Jay himself as he has recently gone incognito online, having taken himself of the Facebook platform.

For someone who is launching a company I find this move interesting, its like hes trying to hide himself.

Its also worth noting while Jay may have experts on his side, he isn’t one himself.

In Fact this Goldmine369 venture is his first crack in MLM having reported no previous experience.

Now when I go to check out MLM’s what is normally the case is the owners have either been distributors or owned previous ones in the past.

This is like iBuumerang and Ascira.

However in this case, it looks and from looking at the comments Jay has made online that this is new all to him.

What Do They Sell?

Moving onto the next section and just as interesting as the owners background is the products services.

This is because while they say they do crypto mining, there isn’t actually anything for you to purchase from them.

Yeah that’s right, they are an MLM with no product and no service for you to promote.

Not only is that odd, but that certainly moves into the pyramid scheme category.

So while they have spent months behind the scenes putting this into operation.

As you can see by the video below which tours you round there headquarters in Manchester, UK.

There is only an affiliate program, so yes it looks like the only way to make money is recruiting others.

Lets check that out further.

How Do You Get Paid?

Getting started you will need to put your money into what is called TeraHash Power Block slots.

These cost £250 and will get you a return on investment.

This is explained in the picture below.

Not only do you need to invest in order to get the estimated returns in the table, but you will need to pay a membership.

This consists of mining bitcoin fees.

How The Referral Commissions Work?

Moving onto the affiliate program, here they have taken on a Unilevel system.

Meaning you can recruit as many sponsors as you like.

Which in turn technically means you can make unlimited amounts of commissions.

Now while that sounds good, let me take you through how this system works.

The good news is that Unilevel systems are one of the easiest payment structures to understand.

So if you refer someone, that’s great, you will get a commission plus they will be placed on level 1.

If that person goes on to bring in someone else to the company, then you have a level 2 affiliate.

This goes on up to level 10, which means you can make money from building a downline.

For anyone you bring in yourself you will get an 8% commission.

After that they do go down, so level 2 will get you 2%, level 3 and 4 gets you 1%.

For the remaining six levels you will get just 0.5%.

Team Bonus

After 12 months though you will get a return on your initial investment. 

This again follows the same Unilevel pattern with up to 10 levels available.

It goes like this:

1.  8%​
2.  5%​
3.  4%​
4.  3%
5.  2%​
6.  1%
7. 0.5%
8. 0.5%
9. 0.5%
10. 0.5%

Mining Fees Bonus

For those who continue to purchase the mining license subscription fee, will be entitled to further benefits.

While this is there plan, the cost of the subscription is yet to be disclosed.

So you won’t know how much these fees are at this time.

Again following the same trend they pay up to 10 levels.

1. 10%
2. 12%
3. 8%
4. 2%
5. 2%
6. 2%
7. 1%
8. 1%
9. 1%
10. 1%

Early Red Flags With Goldmine369

1. Potential Legal Issues

You may already know that legally in countries like the US you will need to regulate any firm you start up.

So when I found out that they are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority immediately made me put my guard up.

If you don’t know what the FCA it’s basically the people you go to to get your company regulated.

They have released statements explaining their decision to not go down that road, and essentially take matters into their own hands.

But the whole taking shortcuts is a slippery slope, and already puts the company in risky territories.

The kind of people who don’t follow the correct instructions to set up a company legitimately, if you haven’t guessed already are scammers.

So that’s the feeling I’m getting from them and already it’s becoming very suspicious.

2. Founder Lacking Presence And Experience

If you are to join a MLM with the expectation of making money, the first aspect is the folks behind it.

In this case we have Jay Locke and although potentially with people who know the trade, he doesn’t know how it is to run a MLM himself.

This lack of experience concerns me, as so many small businesses go bankrupt or close within years of starting up.

So the fact he may not know exactly what he’s doing here doesn’t put me in good faith.

For me and accompanied with the other two issues I will be speaking about you are taking a gamble here.

3. Sounds Like A Pyramid Scheme

What does no product + no service equal?

Yep you guessed it a pyramid scheme, there are no other ways to go about it here.

There is no service or product you can purchase making them less of a MLM and more a recruiting Ponzi Scheme.

So that in itself is a bigger enough reason not to join this MLM, as its likely that with no product or service its inevitable lawsuits will come in if they don’t change that.

Is Goldmine369 A Scam?

I would say from what I have found about them that there are plenty of early signs that Goldmine 369 is a scam.

Everything I have seen as backed up my initial impressions that you should not consider them.

The fact that they don’t sell any service is scammy.

Not only that the fact the cheapest option is 250 GBP, gives me the impression that it could be a scammy cash grab.

Either way I advise you to say well clear of this when it officially launches in the future.

So to conclude this Goldmine369 review I would say there are better ways to invest your money, and I will go over one now.

Better Alternative To Earn Money

The opportunity that Goldmine369 is offering is shady to say the least.

But the thing is you don’t need to invest £250 in a investing MLM program like this to make money.

The fact that you are here suggests that you want to make money, and I am glad I got to you before Jay Locke.

Now what I recommend is affiliate marketing.

You don’t need to spend $100’s of dollars and its business model where if you take the time out to learn will make you money.

It’s worked for me.

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Welcome to my NutriCellix MLM review.

This one is all based on a weight management system that is apparently customized to your DNA, making it easier for you to lose weight.

However what has brought on more structiny and as got me interested is there claims on it being the ‘1st of its kind’.

Now I don’t know about you, but already I am questioning the owners behind this just from reading what there bringing to the table.

To run a company that is essentially selling unique products, well that sounds tricky.

But anyway there are two possible reasons for you being here.

1. Either you are interested in there products
2. Or want to know if you can make money with there commission plan

Well stick we me as in this NutriCellix MLM review I will go over everything you need to know about.

NutriCellix MLM Review Summary

• Owner: Bo Short
• What Are They?: MLM
• Cost: $159
• Verdict: N/A
• Recommended: No 

What Is NutriCellix?

So NutriCellix like I was just getting onto is a MLM that is bringing a weight loss product to the market.

Now like we need more of these, Bo is bringing a unique take one with this one. And literally.

These products are designed to your DNA, in fact you are required to send over a DNA sample so they can then send you the product specifically for you.

The company was announced last year and has now been launched in January 2020. They also purchased a warehouse in Texas, US.

But now you know what they are offering let’s have a look at whos behind it.

Whos Behind It All?

Bo Short is the man to found NutriCellix and is the current CEO of the company.

Now to say his history isn’t interesting is a understatement. Now because I have no life lets I have dug up his recent endeavours.

So first thing to mention is that Bo is no stranger to MLM’s having been involved in many over the years.

This started with ‘Quixstar’ which is now called Amway, they were founded in 1999 however Bo left two years later after the company started receiving lawsuits.

That was because it was found out that they were running more of pyramid scheme and less as a MLM.

So Bo and his friend Ty Tribble started an MLM in ‘Passport’.

But after the company failed and it was even reported that not only did the distributors not make any money but Bo himself struggled.

Because of the financial issues he decided to join forces with Oasis Lifesciences. However Bo’s luck was still out as they faced lawsuits filed towards the end of 2005 to them with infringements.

So next up he decided to join an energy drink company in EIRO. He became one of there partners in 2009 before leaving in 2011 due to closure.

In 2015 he became apart of the leadership team of healthy living based MLM Jeunesse.

After he jumped ship again to become a Chief Sales Officer at Nerium in 2018. 

A company based around anti aging cream who then changed their name to Neora.

However of late they were labelled as a pyramid scheme and are facing lawsuits from the LTC, because too many people weren’t making any money.

Which is often the case with not just pyramid schemes but MLM’s for that matter.

Anyway that brings us up to date to what Bo is currently working on in NutriCellix.

But I must say one thing that stands out is over time hes seems to always jump to the next best thing.

So with that in mind and that he is not staying for more than a few years with the previous companies suggests he may jump again.

What Do They Sell?

Before we talk about how the products works lets see what you are actually paying for.

Now in total there are seven products that they offer, four of which require a payment with the other three coming free.

All Of The NutriCellix Products On Offer

Products you need to pay for at the start:

1. The NutriCellix DNA Swab Kit ($100)
2. Fit($59.99)
3. Core($109.95)
4. Surge($39.95)

What comes included:

1. DNA Report – These are the results of the DNA swab test which they send back to you.
2. Weight Management App – Track your progress by installing there free app on your phone
3. SmartSave – By opting for this you will get a discount on all products when purchased every month

Now what’s worth noting and because some of the products are DNA customized you will need to pay for the DNA Swab kit before you can order there supplements.

I know the selling point is the customization aspect, but with it costing you $100 I just seem to get the impression that this is Bo trying to get as much money as he can.

If you were to buy all the products you are looking at $309.95, which is fairly steep for basically what is some supplements and a weight loss plan.

Right now I am going to get into how it all works and what they are trying to achieve.

How Do The Products Work?

So we know NutriCellix’s products are designed to help you lose weight but how exactly do they work.

Lets have a look at each of them.

DNA Analysis Kit

This is a kit that you will pay to be sent to you, you will then need to send your DNA for it to be then analysed by NutriCellix’s team.

First you have to pay the $100 fee, once you have received it you need to find the code on the box.

Go to the website, create an account and then enter that code to register the kit.

Core AM/PM

The main features of these supplements are burning fat and helping with your stress. 

For the first month you will get Core and then for the second month you will be moved onto Prime.

Normally I would of thought an up sell would exist however they are the same price which I will get onto next.

You can get them at $129.95 or $109.95 with SmartSave.

Prime AM/PM

‘Prime Offers More Layers Of Boost Ingredients Designed Just For You’

The next supplements to use in conjunction with Core is Prime.

Again they come in a AM and PM form, these ones are claimed to help your weight management with there DNA booster packs.

The price point for these supplements are $129.95 and $109.95.

Prevail AM/PM

Weight loss supplements that come in a morning and evening version, these adapt to your current circadian rhythm.

Again $129.95 each or if using smartsave cheaper at $109.95

FIT (Strawberry/Vanilla)

Meal replacement shake, comes in two flavours, you can choose between vanilla and chocolate.

Its filled with nutrients that they claim to help multiple areas within your body.

This one is cheaper but still expensive coming it at $69.95 or $59.95 with SmartSave.

FIT Surge

The FIT Surge is a formula stick pack which you can take after and before workouts. The effects of this is helping with your energy, strength and fat burning through a chemical called ATP.

It apparently contains other benefits but how good it is I don’t know. What I do know is that you get 30 of these in a box and it comes out as $39.95 or $49.95 with SmartSave.

Below Bo talks about the product ‘Surge’

Now how the system works is down to three components, this consists off:

1. An app to recommend meals and basically keep you on track to reaching your goals
2. 12 hour eating window, this component is all about you eating all your meals along with the supplements within that time space. This is also combined with the fact you need to do your own exercise and eat healthy meals.
3. Lastly its there selection of DNA based products, which you will implement into your daily routine.

How Much Does It Cost?

To become an ambassador it will cost you $159 in total. This is because you are required to purchase a DNA swab test which like I mentioned earlier is $100.

What makes up the rest is a one time registration fee of $59.

Now while that may have shocked you as so many MLM’s require hundreds, some even thousands before they have even started, here you have just the one fee.

I was watching the video where Bo goes through his product pricing plan and what I liked was the part when he said.

‘He Doesn’t Want Someone To Get Into A Business And Be A $1000’s Behind’

That’s something I agree with, you shouldn’t have to pay that much especially if you have no history of selling.

You would just lose so much money and continue to do so.

So either Bo is doing something good here of he has brainwashed me in preparation for some other surprises.

Now if you want to watch the video yourself, you can do so below. Just be warned you may be brainwashed!

NutriCellix Commision Plan

NutriCellix compensation plan is made up of 6 parts, you have the five ways that you can earn with. The final one is incentives that you get for being an ambassador.

1. Retail Sales

If you are an ambassador you can make a commission is one of your customer purchases a NutriCellix product.

The amount you get is the retail price takeaway the wholesale price. Your cut will be the difference between the two prices.

2. SmartSave Customer Commissions

As an incentive to encourage one of your customers to go to the SmartSave plan, you will again get paid the difference if one of your referrals buys a product while on the SmartSave.

This is purely an example, but if they purchase an item for $100, but the retail price is $110. You will get a $10 commission.

3. Team Commissions/Bonuses

NutriCellix wouldn’t be a MLM without a rank system and here we have 14 tiers.

This consists of:

• Ambassador
• Executive Ambassador
• Opal
• Jade
• Pearl
• Sapphire
• Ruby
• Emerald
• Diamond
• Blue Diamond
• Black Diamond
• Red Diamond
• Crown Diamond

The terms for progressing through the ranks are complicated.

But basics are that your acquired ambassadors and yourself must all generate a certain qualifying volume to move up.

For the first rank you need to have two ambassadors enrolled and each of you must make $100 worth of sales.

4. Leadership Matching Bonus

If you make Pearl or above you can then make money on anybody that is also Pearl + through a bonus.

Again complicated, but the bottom line is you can earn between 5-10% of any of your ambassadors.

5. Leadership Bonus Pool

By reaching the top five ranks of the company you will be entitled to a number of shares.

1. Diamond – 1 Share
2. Blue Diamond – 2 Share
3. Black Diamond – 3 Shares
4. Red Diamond – 4 Shares
5. Crown Diamond – 5 Shares

As you can see you can get up to 5 shares, but personally I thin this bonus is a pointless incentive, as unless this company lasts those shares won’t be worth anything.

There’s also a small matter of that reaching the rank that will get you 1 share will be a tall order in it self.

Anyway that summarises everything you need to know when it comes to the payouts.

There is one last thing which is a game changer and that is Bo as apparently abandoned exclusive PV and I must say I didn’t see it in the commission plan.

What this means is that while with other MLM’s like Farmasi or any for that matter you won’t have to accumulate an amount of personally purchased products yourself.

Is NutriCellix Worth It?

The short answer is no.

However if you know how it is with MLM’s those who get in right at the start can get an early start.

What I mean is if you join right when there is hype, there is a ‘slight’ you could benefit.

Overtime uplines have already been made, so you could get higher then you would get with one that has been released years ago.

The other plus side is that while getting started is over a $100 its not the worst start up fee I have seen.

Like I mentioned Bo as abandoned a few common traits of MLM’s to make it easier to earn.

But like I am about to get onto now, just because he has changed a few aspects it doesn’t mean you will profit, as number 1 its still a MLM and number 2 its another MLM.

Lets get into the cons.

NutriCellix Complaints

1. Bo Short Is Always On The Look Out

Good old Bo, he can never sit still…

When you consider the amount of years that he has been in this industry, he has been with an awful lot of companies over that time.

So with Bo Shorts history it wouldn’t be a surprise if in a few years he followed a new trend.

From looking at his stints in the past he rarely lasts a few years.

So if I was someone looking at being a NutriCellix’s ambassador program however found out that Bo likes to jump ship, I would be concerned.

2. Products Are Too Expensive

For MLM’s where the prices are expensive but are offering a service/product that is in demand you can understand.

Ascira and iBuumerang for instance are high ticket MLMs.

These offer travel services that because of the demand distributors can easily promote.

However with weight loss supplements and a very saturated market, the fact the products are expensive will deter many.

If I came over to you and offered you a few pills that I claimed would help you lose weight for $129 each. 

Well I wouldn’t be surprised if you laughed at me.

The price is just too expensive.

But even then its a type of product that has been overdone and will be very hard to sell.

3. Most Likely A Matter Of Time

I get the impression that NutriCellix won’t last long, just like many of the other companies Bo as been involved in.

The amount of weight loss products that exist out there are endless, and for nearly all of them they suck.

Taking supplements can have can have negative side-effects, and since we don’t know much about NutriCellix is makes me ask the question of how much can you trust them.

If you wan’t to know what I think, if you really want to lose weight then you are better of just changing your lifestyle in order to achieve that.

You don’t need magic pills, especially if there costing over $100 each, it’s just not worth it.

So this is tied to why I don’t think they will last long, the products are overpriced and my prediction is that they will probably close down because its too hard to sell them.

Who would get behind a product that sucks and cost…

Is It A History In The Making?

Yeah that was a joke, you see last year Bo did a launch event of Neora which he labelled as like it says above ‘History In The Making’.

So if you were either there or have seen the video you would of likely recognised those words.

But like we covered they ended up being a pyramid scheme, Bo moved on and here we are now with him saying the same kind of words.

So instead it was more a disaster in the making rather then history.

But seriously though and having spent hours researching him recently I have come up to the conclusion that Bo is two things:

1. A very good salesmen
2. Full of s…

So Is NutriCellix A Scam?

As much as I would love to give you an answer right now, I can’t.

So time will tell with this one, within the next year or so we will know whether there’s any chance this company will last.

I don’t think they are a pyramid scheme like Goldmine369 for example, but I also don’t think it’s designed to help you earn, considering the products on offer.

But having tried MLM’s in the past I know that those with a product that sucks and is hard to sell, just increases the odds of you not profiting.

Bo Is A No Go

Now no offence to Bo or his team but NutriCellix sucks as were all his previous projects.

Then again he is a multi millionaire so I guess he is the one laughing.

Now the likelihood is that this is going to be another MLM that will be hard to sell, and therefore is destined to go into the category of ‘Hard To Profit From MLM’s’.

At the start of the NutriCellix MLM review I mentioned that there are two possibilities you could be here.

So if you were part of that second group looking to find a MLM to make money, then I would advise you stay clear of Bo.

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The model I use goes by the name of affiliate marketing and involves you creating your own website around an interest of yours.

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Welcome to my Young Living review.

Have you come across Young Living and become hesitant on whether or not they are what they say they are.

Well if I have learnt anything from my experience in marketing then its not to trust any MLM.

As you can probably tell Young Living is yet another one of these Multi Level Marketing schemes.

Despite most of them being bad I still check out ones that I come across in order to see if they are unlike the rest or to help you guys find out what you need to know of them.

I even tried out one a few weeks ago called Farmasi. They were legit however some aspects were questionable.

Now I am not a member of Young Livings team, so I will be giving an unbiased review and telling you just how it is.

In this post I will be talking you through all you need to know, whether you can make money, the products they sell and more.

Young Living Review Summary

• Owner: Mary Young 
• What Are They?: MLM
• Cost: $35
• Verdict: Legit
• Recommended: Not Really 

What Is Young Living Essential Oils?

Let’s delve into what they are, they are a 25 year old MLM company that was founded by Gary Young. 

Hence the name they sell a variety of essential oils and other types of products.

Over time the company as proven to be very successful bringing in millions in revenue each year.

Infact the company brought in just under $2 million last year to make it three years in a trot that they reached billionaire status.

So with the essential oil industry worth a whopping $5.1 billion it sure looks like that number will grow for them over the coming years.

They are one of the biggest direct marketing companies owing farms in seven countries and 12 main offices.

These include states within the US as well as South America, France and Oman.

However they are mainly based in Lehi, Utah.

So its safe to say the company as a vision of being even bigger and in 2019 it looks like they aren’t stopping there either.

Who Is Gary Young?

For someone to create a business that is still striving shows how smart and passionate the owner D. Gary Young was. 

The Founder – Gary Young

He created the company back in 1994 however he spent years trying to set up his dream firm based on essential oils.

While he had issues even before Young Living was set up he continued to have more over the next decade.

If you didn’t know Gary ended up getting in trouble at times. Now a few things that he did do wrong consisted of:

• He failed to meet regulations with his distillery
• Was fined due to people nearly dying due to safety issues
• Former employees of his created there own MLM named ‘doTERRA’s‘ and were then accused of giving secrets away. At the end of it all Gary was then fined under $2 million has a result

Now while many still give the company a bad name because of this credit as to be given to him.

He unfortunately died a few years back in 2018 however was able to pass the legacy he had started to his wife.

Her name is Mary Young and is still the woman at the top of the company.

How Do You Make Money?

Since I have gone over some of the history and about the founder lets focus more on the earning aspect.

Young Living have a compensation plan which includes different terms and payouts for becoming one of there distributor.

As you and me may know that is if you are familiar with MLM’s they can be difficult to understand at times. 

I’ll cover the main things you need to know though in its simplest form:

Becoming A Member

In order to start making money with Young Living you will need to create an account to be a distributor.

This process requires you to purchase there starter kit which comes in at $45 (£39.30).

However when I wen’t to make an account I was initially shown the premium starter kits which are at a higher price point.

These range from $150 (£138.80) – $265 (£227.10), these are optional however so you don’t have to purchase them.

Young Living Ranks

The first thing to talk about is the ranks that they have and there is quite a few to know about.

There are 10 in total and it starts from Distributor which you will get by purchasing the starter kit through to Royal Crown Diamond.

This is one of the common features at MLM’s, this is because it gives you an incentive to pay and refer more.

However while you will get some nice benefits from reaching the high ranks they are tough to get too.

Infact…

Less Than 1% Of All Of There Members Reach Gold (Rank 6) or Above! 

That is one of the reasons why MLM’s are hard to earn anything remotely decent with because its hard to get to those stages.

Many die trying, what I mean by that is that people will go out of pocket trying to reach the volumes to get to a better stage.

Unilevel Commision

With these commissions you will get more money from your referrals the higher your rank is.

This consists of 4 ranks, Distributor, Star, Senior Star and Executive.

You start with two downlines to begin with and you can get up to five by reaching Executive.

Fast Start Bonus

The fast start bonus is aimed to get you up and running with a 25% bonus on the orders that your referrals make. This is up to a maximum of $200 for each person.

Any referrals they go on to recruit into the company you will then get 10% on orders up to $80.

Started Kit Bonus

Next up we have the Starter Kit bonus, just like it sounds members can get a one off $25 payout when a referral chooses a premium starter kit over the free one.

There is an expiry date with this one as they must order it within there first month.

Retail Earnings

The main opportunity is through arguably through Retail Earnings and this is where Young Living have been praised.

They offer a good cut of 24% of all orders get from people you enrolled on your first.

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What Is The Young Living Essential Rewards?

Over the next two years as a essential rewards member you will receive a number of benefits and bonuses. These include free gifts and a percentage of points back to you.

• Discounted Shipping
• Earn Product Credit – Get points back as you purchase goods each month, effectively this is a cashback feature.
• Free Oils – If you are member for 3,6 and 9 consecutive months you will be shipped some of these. These are Tea Tree, Peppermint and Thieves Vitality Blend.

Here’s a short video that talks briefly goes over how it works.

In order to get involved you will need to contact Young Living either online or through their phone line.

Rising Star Team Bonus Pool

Before I explain this bonus let’s talk about the Young Living Essential Rewards that you will be promoting

Members are rewarded for building legs in your downline and in return will get shares in the company.

There is a rank system in place which consist of:

• 1 Share – Sponsor 3 people who each go on to sell $100 in essential rewards orders themselves and a combined $300 in overall group volume.
• 2 Share – 5 people instead of 3 and required to sell $500 in overall group volume instead.
• 3 Share – 7 people instead of 5 and required to sell $1000 in overall group volume instead.

You can also refer to the image below to understand all of the terms more.

What I Like About Them

1. Not Too Expensive To Get Started​

Now I am not a fan of MLM’s however the cheap rates to get you started are okay.

You need to buy only 1 starter package, meaning you will need to only spend $40 to start distributing there products.

I’m not encouraging you to do this yourself however I have seen more expensive ones out there.

2. Oils Have There Benefits

Aside from the MLM side of things the products that Young Living are of great quality.

While they are slightly on the expensive side the oils are made organically and they stick to there word.

What I Don’t Like About Them

1. Oils Are Not Cheap

Like I mentioned above the oils themselves are great, so no questions there.

Instead the questions lie more with the prices they are charging.

While I was browsing around the site I was shocked to see the oils to be so expensive.

You are looking at around $40 for most oils, which is absurd.

I understand that they put a lot into these but the fact is most people could get these elsewhere much cheaper.

Not only are they a lot to get your hands on but you may find it tough to sell them.

As I know some people will see the prices and immediately turn there back.

2. Problematic History

As I know some people will see the prices and immediately turn there back.

Most of the controversies that Young Living as gone through was back in the past while Gary Young was in charge.

But even now they occasionally slip up which isn’t ideal.

It is hard to find a MLM program that hasn’t had issues as all aspects of the company is going to scrutinised at all times.

Over the past couple of decades they have had a number of lawsuits filed against them.

This includes chemicals in there products that they shouldn’t off.

Does Young Living Offer A Good Life Of Living?

Its safe to say Young Living is legit however as with all these opportunities there are questions on whether they are worth it.

I thing the fact is in the pudding, people who join struggle to make any money.

The average income of one of there distributors is only $500 a month.

That’s not to say you can’t make more than that, as it is possible however it isn’t an easy feat.

That is the average so I am more interested in the amount who don’t make any money. 

As people will join struggle to keep up with the personal and group volume terms that they need to meet and ultimately give up.

If you wan’t my honest input then that is I don’t advise you to join Young Living. 

Its simply not worth it, the business model just sucks.

Is There A Better Way To Earn Money?

The MLM business model is a been around for years and because of laws being in there favor it had meant that these companies will consist.

You know what that means, unfortunately more people losing money.

If there is any good news then that is that I have you here reading this blog and I can now show you a business model that is thriving.

It is affiliate marketing this is where a brand pays someone (often a another site) to promote there products.

Listen to this though stats for 2019 show that 81% of brands out there are utilizing this model as we speak, furthermore we can expect a huge rise in the amount of brands going into the next few years.

Now what I am going to do is help you make money online. I will help you how to create one of those sites and get paid to promote other companies products.

How does that sound to you? 

If good, you can check out this link here where I will show you how it all works.

Anyway I hope you found the information you were looking for in this Young Living review.

If you have any questions then feel free to leave them below and I will answer them soon.

Talk soon,

Josh

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Scams like Up2Gives like to use a made-up language to convince people into buying their products.

They talk about how they are offering a service that is revolutionary and benefits everyone.

However, I think otherwise in that this Up2Give scam is trying to fool everyone and in this review, I will take you through why they are full of ‘s’.

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