Melaleuca
Reviews and Complaints

their policy stinks, money-hungry. Elephants

All of these accusations are like a poor game of telephone. When presented out of context and with the attempts at damaging Melaleuca's reputation instead of trying to actually be truthful and honestly assisting other readers, of course it makes Melaleuca look bad.

What NO ONE here will tell you is that when you sign up with Melaleuca it is because you have seen the products, seen the business model and you have decided to convert your home to their product line or use the business side to create an extra stream of income or both. You make a modest monthly commitment on your end (which is part of the different business model that Wal Mart doesnt require) and in exchange you get dozens of free and discounted benefits (non of which Wal Mart provides to anyone no matter how much you spend there).

When you sign up, you are signing up for the products AND the benefits. You agree in a legal and binding contract that if you don't keep up on your end of the agreement and keep converting your home with at least 35 points per month Melaleuca will STILL KEEP ON PROVIDING YOUR BENEFITS! In exchange for this, you agree to let them send you a autoship back up order which can be preselected to contain anything you want for that month that you did not order like you already agreed to do.

This is why every single complaint on here that accuses Melaleuca of sending something unwanted holds absolutely no water at all. There is no trickery either... you have to verbally agree in a recorded phone call to the back up order, you have to select which number of back up order you want on file, they ask you on the phone twice if you have any questions about the back up order... OR you have to fill out legal forms selecting and signing twice for the back up order so for people to post here and suggest the back up order is a surprise of some kind is really quite amazing.

For every person here that claims Melaleuca sent them something they didn't authorize, Melaleuca has recorded or contractual proof that they most certainly did request it and agreed to it in advance.

On invoices, back up orders are prepackaged earlier in the month so it would add an extraordinary amount of work to process them like the normal orders. Remember, every normal order has all of the information on it and then some... and also remember that the back up order is called that for a reason.. its simply a back up. It is not presented, marketed or even suggested that it is a normal invoiced order. Again, it is a BACK UP ORDER not a regular order... You should not be letting one come in the first place as you should instead be focused on converting your home like you agreed to do when you singed up so to try and make a case about the company based on the invoicing policy of the back up order reveals a lot about the people trying to do so.

Lastly, I have had several Amway and Mona Vie people tell me privately that they frequent this board and purposely lie about bad customer service to try and trick new people into believing lies about Melaleuca.

Telling people to contact the BBB for example is ludicrous. Melaleuca has not just an A rating but an A PLUS rating from the BBB, has joined a small group of companies actually inducted into the BBB Hall of Fame and has even been issued the Torch Award for ethics from the BBB. To have someone suggest that they shoudl be reported to them shows just how low some people will stoop to give you a wrong impression.

At the end of the day, its the Internet so you can find people spinning stuff every which way. What you really need to do is not let a bunch of online haters take your choice away and instead try the products for yourself so you can be the judge.

Wow- I have just posted comments on the same topic and have been looking up what exactly MLMs are.

Yes the cancellation process does seem to hinder the cancellation of a membership.

If a website is secure enought to accept your credit card information and accept changes of that information- then it can also securely be trusted to cancel your membership and give you confirmation instantly that it did just that.
Or a phone call with your last 4 digits of your social security number as identifying you.

Also if they accept faxed documents- which isn't your "actual signature"- why don't they take an emailed pdf. with your signature?

If someone were trying to cancel this membership maliciously (I do not know why anyone would want to do that-and I am sure its not hard to reestablish if you really wanted the "permission to buy more stuff") they could just as well forge my signature.

I urge you if you have had this interaction with them- contact the BBB- they have complaints there. They seem compelled to work with the BBB since if they didn't- they would have a bad rating. A rating of A by the BBB is because they worke out customer disargeements, not because they approve of their business tactics. It is good to have them involved if you have any issued with outstanding charges on your credit card.

MY COMMENT IS TOWARDS ALL COMPLAINTS AGAINST COMPANY

Thank you for having THE post that changes my answer to NO. I've been researching company three days, even checking spam reports, MX lookup, scams sites, the definition of MLM in legal terms, you-name-it.

And remained neutral, until this. You have enough details to change mind.

Noted: all complaints are 2010. Very possibly, y'all don't have same contract. So someone who's been with them longing never lied nor omitted fact on purpose; they didn't get or didn't read the new one. It's possible.

IT IS WRONG there's no customer information on invoice. And one of my former banks (went to civil lawsuit) used that "wrong address" crap; the one that showed in the window when you sent your check wasn't it. It was the one four-point at the bottom, so they could hit you with late fees (I busted that story after purposely sending one out 30 days before due and hit late charges anyway, and read the whole damn thing next month to the four-point. No one on phone ever said "wrong address". In fact, the jerk said, "Why don't you try sending it sooner?" So I did).

These are tricks are technically LEGAL, but still tricks.

As for email/phone cancellations, while I get the point it's because someone could be falsifying, there are STILL other ways to prove it's you. I send my taxes to IRS digital signature; like really, the government accepts that. A person falsifying last four SS# (I know required) and other information is an ID thief; company couldn't be sued if they do everything to ensure ID no matter way procured, and it was false. They only have to prove they asked the right questions.

That written signature? I'm an artist, and can forge all of yours, right now. Not that I would; just saying.

I suggest y'all report to BBB and your newspapers, as I did with my bank. This post in particular is STRONG case for civil lawsuit.

PS: I got nothing from mine. As first to break story (I was formerly investigative journalist I do this kind of thing a lot I can't help myself), my case was prior to "window dates". I won't say bank, but huge, and I can't believe they're still in business.

PSS: Those loving the company, the above complaint is still valid, and case for civil lawsuit. I'm sure the real investors at my bank weren't unhappy with their service either.

You must not have used the products if you think they are over priced and did not work. I Have been a happy customer for 6 years and have saved thousands of $$$ because I use all their products. Not because I have to but because they work.If Melaleuca makes it and I need it I buy it from them.My children are amazed that everyone is not a customer because the see and feel the difference.
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In over two decades, I have had to halt my shipments twice while a customer. All I had to do was call Customer Service, they told me the wording to send, then to fax with my signature & dated.

And, no, they should not just take anyone's word for it over the phone. Many people are not just customers, they work this as their business (whether part or full-time). There are many vicious people in this world that decide or one reason or another to ruin someone's life. They call utilities and anything else they can think of to ruin them. So, yes, it does make good business sense not to take anyone's word over the phone. They would be sued.

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To melaleuca: this company is so stupid and is so unnessasary... this company has cohned a lot of people out of money and this company should not be nowhere seen on the internet, magazines, newspapers or any of such unless all the members of this company is going to jail! this company is very fraudulent and I would not recommend my pet dog to be a part of it! it has tooken my daughters child support money and I am not employed at the moment, and I wish I could sue you people out of everything yall own. I can bearly pay light bill and your stupid company is taken money out of my account! and whoever is reading this I hope you are careful and do not be a part of this crime!

(Wah!) Not every single item you use will work perfectly for every type of stain. If you are so disatisfied, contact the company (you don't need the receipt), get a refund and go back to whatever product (apparently sent from heaven) you were previously using.

I've had no problem with the product.

Melaleuca does not sale Lysol for 26 dollars, thats is not real, be honest, Lysol is made by Proctor and Gamble.
second, FDA dont work with natural products, only with doctors prescriptions drugs, becaause the third cause of dead in america is prescriptions drugs, thas why FDA its checking the ingredients.

Melaleuca vitamins are the best, you can try it for 90 days, if you don feel the diference, will got your money back.

If this is such a bad company then why do the have an (A) rating with the BBB? Seems like these are just bogus complaints with no real basis of truth.

I think this complaint is all a bunch of crap. For those of you who have actually taken the time to read this far into this website please notice that most of these are just copied and reprinted several times under several different email addresses. They may be slightly changed but this is just someone who is vicious and has nothing better to do than to try to influence a stranger with their twisted stories.

FYI

The FDA does not approve vitamins or supplements of any kind. They are expensive, yes.
FDA approval means jack squat these days. Corporate interests own the FDA. Sorry about your bad experience.

One day after signing up, I learned on the internet what a scam this was. following their instructions I sent a certified letter, FAX and email to cancel. After reading many of the online complaints I tried to cover all bases. On November 22, 2008 I wrote:

"Please cancel my agreement made via internet on Friday November 21, 2008. Please cancel all and any agreements including but not limited to the three that were on the webpage. Cancel any orders, cancel any kits even though I did not make any orders or order anything, please cancel anything and everything that would have to do with me being a buyer, consumer, distributor, member or any other terminology used by your company. To clarify further, I cancel any type of agreement I could have with your company and do not authorize any charges to my credit card. Reason: Research of your company was negative."

Everything seemed OK and surprise - only in March, 2009 a charge showed up (were they hoping I wouldn't notice?) I disputed it with the credit card company and it was reversed. Now in April the same thing. the credit card company got them on a three way call and after reading the content of my letter they said I failed to cancel on their website! The credit card company ate the cost as Melaleuca refused. I agreed with the credit card rep to go online and cancel according to the instructions we were given on the conference call. Guess what? there is no cancel instructions.

finally I was able to cancel at http://myaccount.itapp.net/mymelaleuca/cancel
Real easy to find huh? Even though we were told we could just go to the melaleuca site and easily find the cancelation instructions.

What a scam!

ACDof3, You must have 75 points to be an active Director. There is no way to get 75 points from Melaleuca for less than $80.00 so for you to say you were a Director and then to say they took out $61.50? Sorry, your numbers are not adding up.

I agree with NLR, in our experience Melaleuca refunds very quickly and is fast to help whenever they can.

Melaleuca will give you your money back for any product that you dont want used or unused.
I find it hard to beleive that they wouldnt refund the money for your backup order as I have cancelled in the past and got a backup order, called and they told me to send the order back and refunded my money.
Not to mention that the backup order is stuff that you would have used anyways, keep it, use the products. They wont be sending any more, after you cancel your account.
And ferther more, if you cant afford to have your order and insurance payment come out at the same time...maybe leaving the business was a mistake.

I think this complaint is all a bunch of crap. For those of you who have actually taken the time to read this far into this website please notice that most of these are just copied and reprinted several times under several different email addresses. They may be slightly changed but this is just someone who is vicious and has nothing better to do than to try to influence a stranger with their twisted stories.

I was a member of Melaleuca for a year but found in order to keep my director title I was spending more money than I was making each month and also found it dificult to order 70 points each month so with our finance the way they are now I decided it would be best to cancel my memership. I followed the rules sent a letter in writing an email and a phone call but still Melaleuca sent a "backup order" charging my depit card $61.50 causing our bank account to be overdrawn and our insurance payment to bounce and of course our bank charged us fees. I have called email and wrote Melaleuca on this issue over and over again and no one will help I even sent the "backup order" back unopened products untouched and Melaleuca still will not refund us our money they can't even take the time to speak with me or send a letter.

Stories like these keep bringingme back to the same point of peopl eneeding to take personal responsibility for what they are signing up for and agreeing to.

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well, I've delt with melaleuca and yes they don't mentioned to you thay you need to mail out a letter! well i mailed that out! personally i liked the products only, problems is over priced! They do mentioned if you dont make your monthly order then you will be sent a back up order that is totally, is not what you want! and you can always change it! Not only that dont ever deal with annie carter! they also promote the work at home united program witch is so funny! because the whole training process all they say is you dont do anything just gather a list and and follow was scripted and convinced them to take a call with you ! and thats how they get you!
after, they also said that you will be with some kind of mentor! which never happened! no process was done..
meleleuca is fine.. just have to be careful and read everything and ask the questions to the right people!
JUST DONT DO THE BUSINESS ! WORK AT HOME UNITED!

Been with them 5 months. I'm a Single guy and I don't spend $70 a month on personal products but my food that I buy. So I decided to cancel. Man oh man. Even after faxing the form, sending it via mail, they're still saying they haven't gotten it and every month sending me their stuff which I have to give away. There is no way to take your credit card out of their system until they do it. They don't want you to go so they're gonna hold on to you till you get the Attorney General calling them to stop. Its been two months now and still getting e-mails and conference calls and call your friends over and meetings and products...ahhhhhhh...stop!

I was with Melaleuca for a couple of months and realized this wasn't for me. I sent them a notoarized cancellation letter and then canceled my credit card because I was warned that Melaleuca would continue to keep you stuck with them by shipping and charging you stuff you didn't order. WELL WHAT DO YOU KNOW! ITS TRUE!

After notarized hand written cancelation letter and canceled credit card I get confirmation a few days later saying they have recieved cancellation. Then a few days after that I get a email saying products have been shipped. WHY DID THEY DO THAT, THERES NO WAY TO CHARGE ME!

The crap arrived and then came the phone calls crying for there $72 bucks I told them send me the money and I would ship it back because I DIDN'T ORDER THIS! She said there policy was that I ship it back at my expense and she would credit my account. Fine whatever to get you people off of me, so I sent them there stuff back via priority mail with signature confirmatin.

And you know what these extortionist are still call wanting another $7 bucks and change to officially close the acount. PEOPLE STAY THE HECK AWAY!

I have all emails and confirmations to verify everyting I went through.

BecR how much you willing to bet, when I saw your comment I knew it was check mate for me.

Besides the points made above, the other statement about sending a package of products and now demanding payment for them, is another lie. This "complaint" is being made by someone with no first-hand knowledge of the Melaleuca company or they would know that Melaleuca does not ship any product until payment has been "secured". They do not extend credit. So, anyone reading any of these ridiculous stories on these so-called complaints, do not take them with even a grain of salt.

Something doesn't seem right about this complaint. This person signed up with Melaleuca in mid 2007, received her first package the next month (that they didn't know was coming) then canceled the membership. It seems very unlikely that Melaleuca would have charged the new credit card one year after the membership was canceled. How did Melaleuca get the new credit card number in order to place the charge on it? It also seems unlikely that the charged would be for exactly $40.00 for a monthly order. You agree to buy 35 points worth of products each month which usually amounts to around $50.00 to $60.00 depending on what is bought. I think this complaint itself is completely fraudulent.

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The post before mine has been spread all over this site and is obviously false. I have read it in at least two other posts on this site alone. In fact, there are so many obviously fake complaints on this site that it seems like someone is personally out to discredit melaleuca or something. i thought this site was for legit complaints, not conspiracies.

I just too filed a complaint like you, here it is below...

I woke up this morning and pulled up my husbands checking account to find a pending transaction of $63.24 from Melaleuca. I have been a member of Melaleuca for 5 years now with a small downline. Knowing I had not placed a order nor had my husband, I began researching to find the charge was for a person in my downline. Her backup order shipped and her form of payment was declined so my husbands card was charged.

How does this happen? Well some time ago my downline was having rough times and I agreed to help her cover her points so I place a order for what I needed and used my husbands card online. Click the box to "not save form of payment" and you think your safe. Well with online orders, forms of payments are saved.

I called Melaleuca thinking this could be resolved but guess what. THEY HAVE THEIR MONEY AND CAN CARE LESS ABOUT ANYONE ELSE! This was pretty clear after going from Order Department to Customer Service and then to a Manager and having him tell me "we can not reverse the charge to a debit card, you are going to have to contact the downline and have her send you the money". I COULD NOT BELIEVE THIS WAS REAL, so I continued to argue that Melaleuca had not right to charge the card for something not initiated by this household but from them and their backup order program. The Supervisor went on to say there is nothing that could be done and argued with me the rules of ordering online - WHICH IS BULL_ _ _ _. I continued to demand he send me a check and take up collections with the customer not me the upline.

I know there is something so illegal about this so anyone with any help or info of what to do next please let me know.
Damage Resulting = Financial Loss of $. I nor my husband should be forced to pay for a downlines backup order and then forced to collect from them. Melaleuca had no authorization to the debit card that they had on file for a one time used in the past. My downline I am hoping is refusing the order and it will be returned, but how can I really know for someone who lives 3 states away.

I am not a Melaleuca customer. I am on this website because my roommate recently became persuaded to be a "director" and I wanted to do some research before deciding whether or not to help her out and become a member. So far the comments have been very disturbing about how difficult it is to quit Melaleuca after becoming a member. I have seen several very positive experiences, but I've also seen the same story repeated dozens of times about how hard it is to extract yourself if you feel like Melaleuca is not for you. Whenever the lady that signed my roommate up comes over to our house, I feel extremely awkward when they talk about Melaleuca. It's like a little weird cult that I am not a part of. I was invited to the same party my roommate was but thankfully did not go. My roomie just wanted to try their products and does not have an interest in being a director; however, the lady keeps pressuring her to hold parties and sell the idea of Melaleuca on other people. I feel their products are probably good products, I just don't appreciate the pressure this chic is putting on my roommate and I to be a part of this company. If it was so great, wouldn't we want to try it without being pressured? Just sayin.

I'm glad I have read a lot of these posts. Actually I was duped into listening to an hour long presentation of this company. A friend of mine, who is obviously a rep, told me he had been starting up a business and wanted to know if I wanted to sit in on his webcast to find out more information on health and wellness. I thought I was just going to sit in on listening to things about changing someones overall health, etc..
I get in on this "conference call" to realize it's not a "webcast" with a bunch of people listening to his whole business, but a 3 way call while I view a power point type presentation online and he doesn't even actually talk at all, it's some other lady who he called on 3-way who must have gotten him into this business. So right off the bat, I was never told I was going to be listening to an hour long presentation on a company called Melaleuca, let alone that I was going to be asked to buy anything. That in itself is pretty misleading to me.

Then behold this conversation in which we start off with some 6 minute youtube video from the CEO of this company, and starting off talking about what products I use and what would be beneficial for me and my family..I kinda began to get the idea, I was going to be asked to buy stuff. Although the information given to me was very informative and some information I didn't know before this, I should have been alerted that this was going to be the case from the get-go.

Afterward, I was asked if I wanted to buy into being a customer or as a rep, and of course, since I already have a high powered job, I was not interested in making extra money, so I said possibly a customer. They went on to talk about how easy ordering was, how much of a convenience it was to have the products shipped to your home instead of having to venture out shopping, how beneficial the products were and how safe for your family, etc..And I was told something about a point system, but they never fully explained to me that in signing up you would be monthly contracted to spending so much money or else it would be charged anyways. They did say something about a back-up order to make, but I didn't know that was why. I just thought it meant something about if you forgot products, or if you wanted to keep track of products you liked. Nothing was fully explained to me. Now everyone can say, you just had a bad sales rep in my case, and you'd probably be right, but if this is the case, I see from all the things I read online about customers have bad experiences, have had the same bad reps who did not give them the proper details, which sounds like a good majority of reps are corrupt and do not care about getting the proper information out there. So why isn't that company making sure it's reps are giving them a good name since this company is suppose to be built on a word of mouth type campaign and marketing gimmick? I mean, you'd think from all the complaints that have arose from angry customers, that if this was in fact not a scam, they'd be doing more to ensure that their reps were not doing things to bring this companies integrity down.
I, fortunately, decided it wasn't for me, and did not sign up, but what about all the unfortunate people who have by these people, who everyone else seems to call bad reps, and cannot seem to get out of the deal no matter how many times they've tried. Something stinks whether you people want to admit it or not. And if it isn't Melaleuca stinking than they should try harder to make sure their word of mouth wellness company is being promoted and represented by people who will only shed good light on their company. Seems like a pretty easy concept to me, but it sounds like this company is more interested in money than they integrity of their company.

I have not had any problem with customer service for any issue I have had. However if your not able to cancel regardless of the reasons, simply cancel the card or account that is linked to Melaleuca. That will 100% fix the situation.

For those who just can't seem to follow instructions and feel the products will continue to come, close the credit card or bank account linked to Melaleuca. Da!
Personally I have witnessed Melaleuca customer service solve any issue that I have had.

I think this complaint is all a bunch of crap. For those of you who have actually taken the time to read this far into this website please notice that most of these are just copied and reprinted several times under several different email addresses. They may be slightly changed but this is just someone who is vicious and has nothing better to do than to try to influence a stranger with their twisted stories.

All you guys are ###s, melaleuca is the best thing. dumb***es

Thanks for the info. I also found out that Melaleuca:
Not only is their makeup loaded with Parabens, but they put dimethicone in almost all of their personal care lines. (Dimethicone is synthetic emollient that is a known tumor promoters and accumulates in the liver and lymph nodes.

It is also non-biodegradable, causing negative environmental impact) There is formaldehyde in the childrens line. While formaldehyde is wonderful for persevering cadavers, I would prefer to not have that absorbed into my child's skin! There are xenoestrogens in their Body Satin line. Anything that is absorbed into the skin is 10 times that of an oral dose.

Anyone can cancel any month when you send a resignation letter BY MAIL. The company must receive the letter by the 25th of any month. It is my understanding that the company does not accept a fax for resignation purposes because they need an actual signature.

I was with Melaleuca for a couple of months and realized this wasn't for me. I sent them a notoarized cancellation letter and then canceled my credit card because I was warned that Melaleuca would continue to keep you stuck with them by shipping and charging you stuff you didn't order. WELL WHAT DO YOU KNOW! ITS TRUE!

After notarized hand written cancelation letter and canceled credit card I get confirmation a few days later saying they have recieved cancellation. Then a few days after that I get a email saying products have been shipped. WHY DID THEY DO THAT, THERES NO WAY TO CHARGE ME!

The crap arrived and then came the phone calls crying for there $72 bucks I told them send me the money and I would ship it back because I DIDN'T ORDER THIS! She said there policy was that I ship it back at my expense and she would credit my account. Fine whatever to get you people off of me, so I sent them there stuff back via priority mail with signature confirmatin.

And you know what these extortionist are still call wanting another $7 bucks and change to officially close the acount. PEOPLE STAY THE HECK AWAY!

I have all emails and confirmations to verify everyting I went through.

I didn't even have a contract with Melaleuca, and after one order they continued to send me products...depsite a fax explicitly stating I wanted no more products and no further charges to my credit card. Now I've filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, and I strongly suggest anyone else with these problems do the same!

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Your customer account number is ALWAYS on your invoice each and every month on the top left of the page.

The information to cancel is located just to the right of where you sign the agreement in a big box in bold. It's also in the back of the page that explains the membership (all the details is half a page long) in bold also.

Fraud, Scam or whatever people say really doesn’t matter. Or maybe, people don’t read the “out clause” or terms and conditions before signing their name on the dotted line. It does not matter. Here are the Facts about Melaleuca, they sold over a BILLION DOLLARS last year worth of products, so people must like their products, right? Nowadays, no matter what business you go into, it’s products, products, products.

Pyramid systems have been outlawed in the US a long time ago and they don’t even sell any products at all. Melaleuca has over 350 products. Don’t let people mislead you; this is NOT MLM or no “break aways.” Melaleuca works because they don’t advertise and don’t have any distributors (buy products to sell). All we do is word of mouth advertising, you like the product you share it! In turn, we are paid just for referring people to Melaleuca and helping them register and that’s it! The savings in advertising is their revenue sharing program, simple. We have no inventory control, no billing, no carrying of products. We are paid on immediate commissions with several tiers of bonuses and handsome residual income, how GREAT is that!

This is not a lottery, people work at it. If you can find a system that will make you money without working for it, let me know, I’m interested. They have paid out over 2.8 Billion in commissions to regular people out there in the past 27 yrs. What is really great about Melaleuca is they genuinely want to HELP. This is Very Rare for a corporate identity. Helping people better their health; getting them out of debt; having a good personal life and preserving our environment for our children, is that a BAD goal to have?

This is more than a business for most of us. You really have to experience Melaleuca, and when you do, you too would fall in love with them, just like the more than 850 thousand families that have joined them. Sorry, but it’s hard to find sad story’s telling lies here. What you will find are people’s experiences in how lives have changed because of Melaleuca. If you have time, take a peek at this http://youtu.be/F3FewVDiFkw

A Successful Melaleuca breeds successful people and it’s not too late to team up with us. If you want to succeed and willing to work and if you think you are coachable, “We Will Help” because Melaleuca wants us to. We are just starting, when a laid off woman made about $ 84, 000 in less than a year, you know it works.

Facts are facts but if you have more questions, give me a call anytime; Tony [protected]. If NOT, then, Good Luck on your travels and I hope you find contentment!

I've cancelled twice before and am in for my third time. You want out you just download the form fax it in and your done. Both times I was cancelled the same day I faxed it in. I'm sorry this is such a giant chore that you find it impossible.

It is WRONG for them to make it so impossible to cancel your subscription. PERIOD.

I was a Melaleuca rep for a short period of time and had to, due to circumstances, give it up. I miss the products like crazy. There is nothingout there on the market that compares either in quality or price. It is made very clear what the process is and how your cc is charged. This should not be a suprise to anyone unless YOU'RE not listening to what the rep is telling you. So many people get involved with things and then are suprised when what they were told comes to fruition. People need to pay attention and read the information you're given. I am very seriously thinking about getting back into it. I have yet to find a stain spray or laundry detergent that works even half as well.

Well, seems so much anger but no one taking responsibility...

When you join you AUTHORIZE Melaleuca to charge you CC and send you a backup order. Some may say that is wrong but I know of one Melaleuca member who forgot to order one month and had so much fun getting the box (not knowing what to expect) he didn't order on purpose for 18 months, having fun each month seeing what was sent. The company knows their products last and last so they make sure you get different things each month so you don't end up with a back log.

I wonder if the people with these negative comments are being really fair to the company and true to their experiences. This company would not have been around so long with such an outstanding track record if the pattern was as described in some of these negative comments.

Either way, blessings and wellness to all.

I know of several people that have canceled their "preffered" status with Melaleuca and had NO PROBLEM in doing it. ( kind of a bummer losing them ) but it wasn't for them. The 35 point commitment that was agreed to is not a rip/off, it's actually DESIGNED specifically to save you money.
Even the most frugal of people have to agree that spending $50-$60 dollars a month to have safer and in most cases more effective productS in there home is much better than spending $100-$300 dollars on less effective product each month.
If you were to take an honest look at what you are really spending on (ALL) of these products you would realize that THERE REALLY IS NO WAY TO FIND A BETTER BUSINESS OR PRODUCT!

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Since Melaleuca depends on people to market directly to others, you will always have the potential of people not explaining how it works properly. I'm pretty sure every compaint i have ever seen online can be traced back to an original person presenting it wrong in the first place, not a fult of the company.

You get a lot of benifits from being a committed monthly customer and by singing up, you are indeed committing to 35 points of product a month. When I enroll people, believe me, they are very clear on that. I have then repeat it back to me a couple times as we go to be sure they grasp it even.

It's not the "deep dark secret" that people on here try to make it out to be, it's simply what Melaleuca requires if you are going to be "Preferred" and get all the benifits of that. My family stuggles to stay under 200 points a month for goodness sakes, 35 is childsplay if you indeed do switch stores like you are agreeing to do.

When you commit to the monthly minimum, they respond by giving you discounts and loads of other nice benifits. Unfortunately, some people dont disclose this properly in the presentation and people sign up with the wrong impression. Then when they don't order like they leagally agreed to do, they do get the automatic order and Melaleuca (like any other company on earth) charges for their product.

This creates the situations you read about on here.

As with anything in life, there are great honest people haveing wonderful success with Melaleuca. Saddly, there are also people who like to cut corners and not explain things fully.

I can't control anyone else but I can assure everyone reading that if you enroll in Melaleuca, and you read everything in your business kit from start to finish, and you do things to the letter as the company lays it out for you to do, you will indeed be very sucessful.

Melaleuca must be judged on what it laims itself to be, if I can help in that process for you, I'd be happy to.

Mark
markloribusiness at gmail dot com

If you read all the complaints on Melaleuca carefully, they are not about sending the wrong items or sending to the wrong addresses, etc. The complaints here and other places online are mostly about unauthorized credit card charges, their autoship program and how hard it is to close an account.

Melaleuca makes you jump through hoops to cancel an account. If they happily allow electronic signature when signing up to be a Preferred Member, why can't they accept electronic signature when you want to close your account? Why make it SO hard to cancel an account? You have to call, fax and/or mail your signed letter by the 25th of the month to close an account. They also make it hard to send the items back. The following complaint sums it up well:
Melaleuca — difficult to cancel auto shipments
Obviously, Melaleuca does this on purpose to delay the process of cancellation, so they can suck more money out of their customers. They may have some great products (though it can be expensive to folks like myself who is frugal). However, I agree their business side is not very ethical. To be fair, I don't think Melaleuca is a pyramid scheme. It is a legit MLM company. However, I think their stuff can be a rip-off.

What low costs? Melaleuca first of all is kind of expensive, if you consider those people that count their pennies like my self Meleleuca products are not cheap you have to be honest too you know. And based upon of what I read on this site and other sites as well, Melaleuca's method of doing business regarding credit card charges without a warning to your account is unacceptable and bad business; furthermore, not only making credit card charges without a warning, but making it difficult for people to cancel their account and get thier money back sending them into a wild goose chase having them make phone calls and faxes (that in some cases they don't recieve) while still charging your account and sending unwanted items to your home. That's all just bad business, or just a bad experience.

My sister in-law has exchanged 2 different items in the short time she has been with this company(few months), on both occasions shipping was free for the replacement items and they didn't require her to send back the unwanted items. One of the exchanges was an acne product that was to strong for her, they sent a different product and gave her a refund. She gave the unwanted acne creme to her brother(which has severe acne) and he had extremely favorable results in just days. 2 BANGS FOR $0 BUCKS... THAT DOESN'T SOUND LIKE A COMPANY THAT IS HARD TO DEAL WITH! Unlike the majority these days with awful CUSTOMER SERVICE, I'm lucky to get a correct order from the drive thru 75% of the time.

Kelk, I agree... I actually had a gal tell me privately that she went to boards like this and posted anti-melaleuca stories because she was mad at her boyfriend who was doing well with it.

It's sad that people make up stuff like this.

This is copied! Different headline but same complaint...how stupid!

Customer care with Melaleuca is one of the reasons I have been a happy customer for 6years. They are always happy and helpful. I have never had a bad experience with them.
www.bizness4you.com

I think this complaint is all a bunch of crap. For those of you who have actually taken the time to read this far into this website please notice that most of these are just copied and reprinted several times under several different email addresses. They may be slightly changed but this is just someone who is vicious and has nothing better to do than to try to influence a stranger with their twisted stories.

I have been a customer for over 5 years and have called the company on a few occasions with a complaint about a product, generally the packaging or something spilling while shipped. The customer service representatives have ALWAY bent over backwards to make a mends or find an amicable solution. They in my opinion have always been way more generous that I expected or required. Customer service with Melaleuca is top notch, always above and beyond.

I have a hard time believing this because in many years with melaleuca I have never so much as ran into a person in a bad mood there, let alone someone unwilling to help.

Theres clearly a lot more to this story than meets the eye.

I have been with Melaleuca for 3 years now, and have never known them to refuse a customer request unless it the customer was being unreasonable and/or requesting something that would have caused a policy violation if granted. Melaleuca is pro-customer and pro-business builder, but it will never compromise on principles. Some customer requests can not be granted; all companies have that discretion.

Most call centre staff would not refer a customer directly to a Manager, but rather the next in command in the hierarchy, like a team lead or supervisor.

If you could be more specific as to the nature of your complaint or problem, perhaps we could be able to judge if the company was unfair or not.

What about, if this is true, the alleged scams about not seeing the contract, or not being able to cancel the contract. Those are no-nos. I wouldn't sign or agree in any way, unless I saw it first. Also, I don't trust distance nor close business relationships without some kind of contract, should it be required. Common sense and do some kind of business law studying (I took a class, at least I'm a step ahead).
So, there's competition? Oh, I'm looking for that business without much competition. I'm going to use my MARKETING (15 years') experience to briefly research Google to find out how many people are searching for malaleuca, or the other product names that may show up.
The way I was contacted? Someone saw my resume. Is that how it's done?
I'm off to research and be more than neutral when I'm done. Thanks for reading. Hope I made some common sense.
nettie at emarketme com

I agree that there are complainers all over the place, no matter what the topic. Anyone who actually takes the time to try the Melaleuca products and to compare them to the competition will quickly discover the difference in quality and performance. The people who complain either did not actually try the products, they did not read their membership literature that they received when they joined, or they did not follow the instructions. Notice that of the thousands and thousands of happy Melaleuca customers, there arevery few complaints, and those few complaints are usually from new people who did not thoroughly understand what is at their fingertips. They should start by carefully watching the "Delivering Wellness" DVD, and then try the products themselves, before getting so critical and jumping to conclusions with insufficient knowledge.

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I agree with what you have said. I love Melaleuca, and cant seem to find very many positive thing to be said about them. Regardless of what everyone else seems to say, I have had a wonderful experience, and foresee my future with Melaleuca to be a very bright one. I am looking forward to meeting more positive people like yourself. I hope that you are having a wonderful day and continue to have wonderful days.

Thank you for this post and I 100% agree with you. Your experience is all in what you give it. If you do your research on a company and explore what YOU are looking to get out of the company and then put for the honest EFFORT that is required to be successful, how can you loose? If you do, well than generally you only have yourself to blame. No company is perfect, but Melaleuca surly has a good handle on what is most important in life, the business JUST happens.

I agree, look at some of the other businesses. Most have complaints and you never see a board with the positive experiences. There are people in this company that do push too hard but for the majority of the people there are those that are truly concerned with the environment. I have not heard on complaint from anyone that we deal with that has tried and even left Melaleuca for their own personal reasons. Not one person has had to go through these hoops as described, nor have they been cajoled by Customer service to answer question.

People don't understand. If you have a bad attitude with customer service reps it makes their job harder and their attitude just reflects yours.

I have been with Melaleuca for over 13 years. I have around 700 families in my organization. Our company grew by nearly half a million this year alone and it's only April. We keep 96.3% of every new member that joins because they love our company and products. Some people make mistakes, drop the ball and look for someone else to blame. It's their nature, sad as it is. It is not hard to terminate a membership with Melaleuca. They won the Blue Torch Award with the Better Business Bureau for having strong customer service. The truth is good enough. Lies won't slow us down.

if this is a complaint board then why are people who love this company on this website? why would you google complaints about your beloved company? instead of sitting here bashing people who have had a bad experience, which is what this board and website is for, get back to promoting your overpriced hoax of a product. looks to me like the people dogging the complaints work for melaleuca and are trying very hard to prove people wrong to save their company name. are you the same people that call and harrass about money and cancellations? sounds to me like this company is hounding people for money constantly and pressures you into ordering more stuff. last time i checked walmart doesn't call me or harrass me to shop at their store when i don't need anything.

My wife got scammed into signing up for this after a so called “friend” saw her on Face book. She no sooner said hi when she was cajoling her into joining this pyramid scheme. That’s how they make their money, signing as many people as they can. Besides having outrageous prices ($26 for nothing more that a 16oz. bottle of glorified Lysol, or over $70 a month for their non FDA approved vitamins, $20 for 10 breakfast bars), when inquiring how to get out of this scheme, I got hassled by a snotty saleslady ("Director') out of Blaine, MN. (initials S.W.)who called the cops on me for asking honest questions about how to quit which she wouldn’t answer! Plus they automatically charge your credit card a $60 minimum a month even if you don’t order anything. They just pick out some crap and send it. From what I read on other posts, it's very difficult to quit this pyramid scheme, having to send them certified letters and hoping it reaches the right people.

I would definitely steer clear of this outfit.

I have been in Melaleuca for 17 years, and I am an average customer, who gets a liile bit back every month. I have had numerous customers in which I have helped them open a melaleuca
account, and have never had trouble with people cancelling their accounts. I once even had someone get reimbursed for the initial membership kit after 9 months. yes Melaleuca gave them back their money for the kit after 9 months. Now that was many years ago and I know that is not the policy anymore, but you can cancle anything and get your money back. I also had someone who cancelled but they faxed it in too late in the month, so they got the order and was charged. We called melaleuca and arranged to send it back and the credit card was reimbursed. MELALEUCA is a fine reputable company, 26 years old and is one of the safest honest and ethical home based direct marketing companies out there. Melaleuca is an honset and ethical company. Consider this: these comments are posted on this site called complaint board. Complaint board is a dot com company, that it appears to me sells ads. I just joined an hour ago so this site is new to me. The ads that you may click from this site that everyone is complaining from may lead you to companies that at are real scams or have bad products, would never ever make it to be a 26 year old company or have the fine leadership that the Melaleuca company has.

Melaleuca is about the farthest thiing from a pyramid scheme that there is... first of all pyramids are illigal schemes that very often involve no product at all.. second of all it is a great company that has won awards from the BBB and others. I have been a happy customer with Melaleuca for three years and I work with the Motivated Moms team. We ALWAYS show everyone a full presentation and give them all the information before they sign up. Also, you have to fill out and sign three different forms during the enrollment process so you would have known exactly what you were signing up for and it is all verified to make sure you understand. Not only that but we do not sell any products, we use them in our homes because they are safer for our homes and families and the environment and they are awesome and much better quality and we save money! Plus its a great way to build a residul income without ANY SELLING...But is is real work.. you cant join and do nothing adn expect a pay check .. this isnt a get rich quick.. its a work hard and earn your pay...and its worth it... I have received a paycheck every month since I became a customer!
Also you are already shopping somewhere each month... are you not already buying shampoo and cleaners and vitamins somewhere? why not buy ones that are non toxic and that actually work...? They do not take money from anyones account each month.. they take payment that you authorize for the products that you personally order.. you dont ever have to stock inventory ...AND you can quit at any time, you have no contract and the customer service is great, so if its not for you send in a letter and request to cancel.. that's it... honeslty people need to be educated about things and not spout off about things they dont understand...
I have also never had an issue with customre service.. everything is a 100% money bakc guarentee!
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I work for a pyramid scheme and I am at the top. I own the company! And to tell you the truth I am looking forward to being part of the Melaleuca team. I agree that not everyone will be happy with every product they purchase but you can always buy something different. When you go to Cub and get a stale loaf of bread do you go on line and tell everyone that Cub is evil? No, you go back to cub and return the bread or just throw it out to the birds. Look at what we spend in this country on junk, millions every day on product that have ingredients in them that you can't pronounce. Going green and being environmentally safe is on every label and you don't even know who the company is. Do you really know what works and what dont? Try washing your clothes without soap once, they still come clean so do you really need the soap? the dryer sheets make them smell go so what do you do? Life is about choices, you make them or you don't. If I don't like the company I will walk away, if I like it I'll stick around, byt I sure in the hell won't listen to some nut case who bought a tube of tooth paste and didn't see immediate results from a lifetime of coffeee drink stains.
Form your own opinions, try different things in life, be yourself, if you are worried about what people think about what you are doing don't tell them, and don't [censor] because you didn't make one million by signing up with a company in your first month. the people who helped me out are really people, I know them and I trust them, sweet, down to earth family people who are only trying to make life a little bit better and a little bit easier.
All you nay-sayers, when I see you on the road with your sign I'll have some extra change for ya.

The guy that placed the complaint is so lost and off base. Firt of all the I think he is talking about a different company or can't read. Their vitamins are $19.99. I have been a customer for years and that is exactly what I pay. Secondly, the company has an A rating with the BBB so it is not a scam. They have been endorsed by the US Chamber of Commerce and CNN. Their products are concentrate so I save money over WalMart. I wouldn't shop any where else!

This is the "complaints board", not the "mix your opinion with half truths to discredit a good company out of personal retaliation" board. I support a site like this but rrobinett, you are no different than the many posters on here who try to say their bank tried to steal from them by charging an NSF fee when in reality, they simply overdrew their account and the bank did nothing remotely wrong at all.

You claim to be in eCommerce yet you don't know that everyone from airlines to shipping companies charge you fuel surcharges? You keep changing the amount you "have to spend" from $60, $70 and even over $80 in one of your posts when the fact is Melaleuca's back up order is $50.49 and has been that for years and years now.

You keep trying to infer shady or dishonest dealings to potential new customers with comments like how hard it is to find the customer ID number when in reality it's plainly listed in the "my account" portion of your free online account. It is also clearly printed on every product invoice, plus it is always available by calling and asking for it.

You infer information might be unsafe yet again this is unfounded. In 25 years Melaleuca has never lost so much as a single credit card number or social security number. To the best of my personal knowledge, no bank can make that claim. In fact, most of Melaleuca's employees don't even have access to that information, let alone myself or anyone else. When your information is entered there, it turns into stars on the screen of the person entering it.

I asked for a Customer ID number because a lot of your basic information is wrong. Your amounts, your claims about company policy, just lots of incorrect information leading me to believe you have a hidden agenda and since I think the average person reading this wouldn't know your info is wrong, it becomes a fairness issue that some accountability is introduced to your claims.

You don't like them and you don't want anyone else to join them. We get it. That doesn't change the fact that you simply refuse to take personal responsibility for misleading Melaleuca into thinking you wanted their products. You contacted Melaleuca after talking to someone about them. You entered into an agreement to buy their products and they entered into the same agreement to ship you exactly what you asked for in good faith believing you were honest and sincere.

They are human and certainly make mistakes. No one would ever claim any company on earth is flawless 100% of the time, but you didn't have to sign up. You could have said no. You could have explained to the person who introduced you that you were uneasy or at least needed more information. You did none of those things.

If your issue is that you didn't know what you were getting into, how is that not ultimately your responsibility? It's YOUR account with Melaleuca for Heaven's sake. It's your responsibility to read and understand the polices as they clearly say to each and every person who gets enrolled by phone. If you enrolled online or on paper, you digitally sign or give a physical signature to the contract to purchase and however you enroll you personally pick out which back up order you want them to send you if you don't order...

Sooooo, you contacted them, told them you wanted to become a customer, enrolled as such, personally picked out a back up order and committed to purchase their products. They agreed to let you and entered into the agreement with you. Now that is all twisted around as they did something wrong. I think it's pretty clear to the objective reader that doesn't have an axe to grind against Melaleuca exactly where you are coming from.

Well Mark, Do you have access to the Melalueca database? If so - asking someone to post their account information on an online forum doesn't seem like the right thing to do? I do not know you- or if you having that number will give you access to my birthdate, credit card information, address and everything I provided to Melalueca. I am sure Melalueca would not like you asking for that number in a public forum if you do have access to that information.

I do not sell Amway- nor do I participate in any other "multi- tiered" businesses.

My accountnumber is an eight digit number- that seems pretty hard to find on the website. It is on the invoice, but just like membership cancellation information - not easy to find on the website. The confliction of web based information and paper invoices, contracts is pretty beneficial to Melaleuca. There seems to be a lot of people who's requests are late- or get lost because "in the mail"- and don't make the deadline of "the 25th of the month". I cannot say I have ever seen a company mix online information and paper information like that and I am in Ecommerce. I have also never been charged a "fuel charge" on top of shipping handling and tax- fuel for what? shipping?

No, this post is about MY experience, and if it helps someone make a decision or if they question hastily signing a contract of a highly motivated "sales builder" then I have done some good.

Well Mark-- I am not going to post my Customer account number on here because I am not sure that my personal information will be secure- Its ridiculous to ask someone to do that. Do you have access to the Melalueca database with my birthdate address, credit card info.. ? If so - its probably not in your best interest to ask anyone to provide this information openly online.

Its an eight digit number, that's actually hard to find if you can find at all on the website when you place your order, you can find it on the invoice, but its strange to me that its not clearly findable on the website as well. Its the confusion of paper contracts and web based information that Melaleuca seems to use to its advantage.

Why would I make up being a Melaleuca customer? I did like a few of their products- some of them I thought were pretty
over priced and paying an additional price for a nozzle was alarming. I was a big fan of the Sol-u mel cleaner.

I don't think its clear to the average consumer who gets hit up by this "multi -tiered " business that you are signing a contract to spend a certain amount every month. This amount gets more confusing to a customer in the beginning because its turned into "points" instead of a total cash amount. This is of course a tactic used to make it seem like you aren't spending 60 -70 bucks a month- my order was around 88 bucks adding the shipping/handling and sales tax. and "fuel charge". ( I have never seen a fuel charge on another companies invoice- fuel for what? to ship it to me? )

There are so many things I can add about their marketing practices - and I have tried to on this website where I see Mark "attempting to sell the kool aid" and acting like people are not as smart as he is. Again - it is MY personal experience.

Also there are many websites where people "soil" the Melaleuca name- not hard to find.

HOLD ON Marta Singer.
Because your credit card was supposedly charged for products, you lost your home? Are you serious.
You sent 9 letters to Melaleuca and couldn't manage a call to your credit card company to withhold payments from Melaleuca! HAHA

I think this complaint is all a bunch of crap. For those of you who have actually taken the time to read this far into this website please notice that most of these are just copied and reprinted several times under several different email addresses. They may be slightly changed but this is just someone who is vicious and has nothing better to do than to try to influence a stranger with their twisted stories.

First of all, to use the username "Melaleuca" on here is a violation of Melaleuca's online policies. That with the overall tone of the previous poster's message leads me to believe they want you to contact them for different reasons.

Who enrolls you is VITAL! Choose carefully who you let enroll you, make sure they have a plan for you!

http://marksproductsurvey.com is my site for people to read a little bit about Melaleuca and request more info if you want a bit more of a positive approach.

Hi, so this is the way to get out of this company if for some reason you call it quits. You should know not all the people are unsuccessful in making money from this company. Two thing you should know is you must work hard to get your money, i mean you really must work hard. This isn't a company to be in if your not determined to work you butt off. Second thing you should know is you must ABSOLUTELY use a credit card, no bank account or any personal account. Credit Cards are much safer in case they continue to charge.
What you do is go door to door, sort of speak and show the products to customers and if they like what they see they will buy or join and become a member. By being referred by you they gain discounts and your gain profit.

Now if your unable to make profit, due to lack of work, because again you must work hard to become successful in this business.

Here are the steps.
Call Melauleca The Wellness Company and ask that you want to cancel the membership.
Tell them a reason not relating to your non profit.
Example tell them your not completely satisfied with the products, or you or your customers became allergic.
Write your letter of cancellation and send with priority and tracking number so you know they received it.

If they still send you packages call your credit card company and change your card's numbers say its been stolen or you have lost it. Do not cancel your cards as this may result in a bad credit score.

If interested in this business contact me at Sky1Sky22003@yahoo.com with the subject being
Interest in becoming a member of Melaleuca

Thank you for reading.

I have been very unsatisfied and disappointed in the customer service, product prices, commitment required, time and money wasted, as well as stale nutrition bars at $10.49 a box. I just want out please! Please let me OUT! HELP! PLEASE!

Well i can feel everyone frustrations with not knowing the whole truth about some of these own your own businesses, and i myself almost got into Melaleuca, until someone saved my life and showded me a wonderful independent business. that has many years behind it, and there are no secrets. I have to be honest many people are trying so hard to find that one particular business that will make them millionares over night, sorry but it does not work like that, ...and they keep continuing to get into something that promises that you will become wealthy but again...sorry to say if your looking for that it most likely will be a scam. I wish people will really do their research and find a company that has been around for many, many, many years and to find out the details on what a forced pyramid is, well i can definately tell you that melaleuca is one.
Jessica

YES WHEN I signed up i was all gung ho on this ready to make some money and then when i placed my order with the membership it came to over 100 dollars and i thought ok its only for this month. then when i received the product i was disapointed to find that it was like almost $70 in product and only got like 6 things. they were charging like 2 dollars a little hand sanatizer that smaller than your hand and you know u can get them at wal mart for .99 cents. I m so upset that I asked for my membership money back. I hope they do because i will raise hell. I am so sick of people scamming others. They will perish in hell. and for everyones sake i hope that is soon for the economy is falling and they aint helping any.

How about calling your credit card company and disputing the charge?

Well tiff you have a couple things right...for one not everything is for everyone that is why mela has a 100% Guarantee satisfaction there. They can cancel at any time and yes it makes sense to fax because if everything was done by phone then where is the security in that. I am glad you jumped on board, however, as a new customer, especially if your doing the business, I dont see you doing well if you are willing to believe in complaints rather then your own personal experience. Everyone has there own experiences yes, but I dont let anyone influence my decisions to do well in anything. Yes any one can have a great experience. If you dont like the products return them, thats ok, they may not be your type but why come here to complain and call the company a scam like many on here do is so stupid. Melaleuca would not be around for 25 years, recieve several awards from the BBB and have tons of satisfied customers if they were a scam so get over yourselfs (this is not directed to you Tiff). What you all do with your time is part of what you are. If it dont work for you then dont do it but what is the point of trying to convince someone else that they cant if you dont even know them. For those of you coming on here to find out more info. the best advice I can give IS BE BLIND! DEAF! Call BBB go to the right source. Melaleauce is the best thing I ever did and they are only GROWING. Follow your own dream and heart and dont let anyone tell you what is best for you...step out of your comfort zone...take a risk...and see for yourself. By all means do your research because there are some scams out there but do the right research, dont listen to people who have nothing better to do with themselves then complain about how the company failed them because usually 90% of the time they gave up before even giving it a chance. Anyone willing to argue with me feel free I bet I can help you get to the root of the real problem. I had a lady tell me the other day she tryed it for 4 months and it didnt make her any money BUT she loved the products. Well If you like the products what was the problem. So I asked her what level are you...she said a level three...so i asked if she got a value pack and her answer was no. Sorry but you CAN NOT refer a business to someone and NOT NO about the products by only buying 5 products a month. If you do that it will take years to get to really know the products...so like I said...she gave up before really seeing the value just because she didnt listen to her mentor. OK I think I am done for Now

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