Comments on: Is Monavie a Scam? http://acaiberriesdiet.com/is-monavie-a-scam/ Fri, 26 Feb 2010 21:08:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: honestskeptic http://acaiberriesdiet.com/is-monavie-a-scam/comment-page-1/#comment-1897 honestskeptic Wed, 18 Mar 2009 14:03:47 +0000 http://acaiberriesdiet.com/?p=215#comment-1897 I agree with some of your points mentioned above regarding available information to the general public. Anytime a company does not divulge certain aspects of their business it raises flags for people. One thing that ia missed here (again as a skeptic of things like this) we cannot make a drect comparison of a networking business to a convetional business at the same time discussing pricing. From what I have seen of networkng companies, by definition, they are not setup to sell products cheap. That is not the goal, nor do I think it ever has been stated as such, so to make statements about "inflated prices" is unnecessary. They are setup to offer a consumption based opportunity combined with making money and puttng middle man money back into the pockets of those who wish to be associated with that product/company. Sure, someone may save XX amount of dollars per unit neasure of a product vs another, but I dont believe if you reviewed the business plan of any such company you would find that to be a stated objective. As far as I am concerned this is a company that seems to be energizing the economy and creating opportunites for jobs and extra income for people. How long must we figure out how to "save, save, save" and forget about the importance of earning? I agree with some of your points mentioned above regarding available information to the general public. Anytime a company does not divulge certain aspects of their business it raises flags for people. One thing that ia missed here (again as a skeptic of things like this) we cannot make a drect comparison of a networking business to a convetional business at the same time discussing pricing. From what I have seen of networkng companies, by definition, they are not setup to sell products cheap. That is not the goal, nor do I think it ever has been stated as such, so to make statements about “inflated prices” is unnecessary. They are setup to offer a consumption based opportunity combined with making money and puttng middle man money back into the pockets of those who wish to be associated with that product/company.

Sure, someone may save XX amount of dollars per unit neasure of a product vs another, but I dont believe if you reviewed the business plan of any such company you would find that to be a stated objective.

As far as I am concerned this is a company that seems to be energizing the economy and creating opportunites for jobs and extra income for people. How long must we figure out how to “save, save, save” and forget about the importance of earning?

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