Comments on: $2.75 Billion MonaVie Lawsuit Details

By: jim

jim — Tue, 04 Jan 2011 01:08:41 +0000

When you think of health-based companies like MonaVie and Zrii that have raced to $1B based largely on excitement and hype selling vs. real science, it seems they rarely last. People always realize in the end they are paying $30 for juice with a vague product label.

By: Micael Wolfe

Micael Wolfe — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 14:19:22 +0000

I love the product and the people.

By: Mike

Mike — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 08:27:58 +0000

PERSONALLY I don’t involve myself with Net Work Marketing Pyramid scams. The main reason being is the quality or demand for a product is nonexistent. The product could be a bag of dog poop and so long as the chain buys down, the top makes income. In a nut shell net work marketing doesn’t sell products, it sells dreams. And people that are in need of a positive dream in life buy in. But I'm sorry because the truth is, other than the scams owners, nothing good can come of Net Work marketing. Stop wasting your energy, money and time and GO TO SCHOOL.
Regardless this Mona Vie product has surrounded me for reasons beyond comprehension. My best friend is so overly sold on the fact he's going to receive a 1000% ROI that I fear if I tell him otherwise it could damage our long lasting friendship because he will think I'm trying to diminish "his dream". So in order to be a good friend I have to let him get screwed out of the money he needs to feed his children.
Then to my dismay, my mother’s next door neighbor sold my mom a case. I couldn’t let my mother and father be taken. I went to Wal-Mart and purchased the 6 products on the store shelves that contain "the magic" Acai berry. V8, Vitamin Water, Sobe, Tropicana all offer products. My mother was unaware of this because that information was omitted during the neighbor’s sales pitch. Then the Oprah claim surfaced. "Oprah promotes Mona Vie and the Acai berry" my mom was told. Why Oprah gives credibility to any product is beyond me. Regardless today on Oprah's website she's announced NO AFFILIATION WITH MONA VEI and that a law suits for mis-representation are in process. Here’s the LINK so you "Believers" can see. Copy/Paste: http://www.oprah.com/article/health/nutrition/20090105_orig_acai
Then the "It’s from the Amazon" reason came to fruition (no pun). So what? I'm a Pharmacist and while I accredit the Amazon rain forest has many natural resources that can create drugs, medicines and vitamins, so does Yellowstone forest here in the USA. Don’t let ones curiosity for mysteries of the Amazon is reason enough to believe. So my mom pulled out and will save her retirement money for something else. In closing the Acai berry is no magical fruit. It’s been known about for 100 years. Because availability has amassed doesn’t mean it has special healing properties any more so than vitamin C does. On average a human body can only consume 2000-4000mg's of certain vitamin properties per day. Anything more is flushed out the urine system and never absorbed. Sorry if I ruined anyones dreams of wealth and glamor out there. But your better off investing your money into a IRA or IRA ROTH that will actually produce compounded equity.

By: Crisy

Crisy — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 19:55:34 +0000

Never heard of Celedrin. I have been part of Monavie for a year now and have been to many large tastings in Southern California and not one person (Sponsor or Not) has uttered that word once. I even went to one where Brig Hart spoke and it was never once mentioned. All I hear is people's personal testimonies and Sponsors saying that Monavie does not prevent or cure any diseases. I personally have a testimony and I love what Monavie has done for my family and I. If you don't like it….walk away. Why bitch about something that makes many people very happy. It has made my very sick Mother's life much more painless. If you don't think so….than just leave us who like Monavie alone and find something else to talk about. It's a great product and you can't argue about that…….

By: Nathan Alred

Nathan Alred — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 22:21:57 +0000

Over? Not so. The lying is not over. No matter what happened(s) with the lawsuit, it does not negate the fact that Dallin Larsen lied about the product, specifically about what it did or did not contain. He is a liar. Plain and simple.

By: Jay Jay

Jay Jay — Mon, 19 May 2008 19:03:06 +0000

I really wish people that ran these silly little blogs would actually also take responsibility for keeping the information up-to-date. Imagenetix lawsuit is now over, end of story.

By: Ed Torres

Ed Torres — Thu, 15 May 2008 21:18:47 +0000

MonaVie Statement On Imagenetix Lawsuit

http://www.mlmwatchdog.com/mlm_amway_quixtar_mona_vie_monavie_lawsuit.html

By: JimZ

JimZ — Wed, 14 May 2008 18:32:09 +0000

What a SHOCK - TEAM's leadership tied to a company making claims that were extracted from their anal cavity.
Poor Orrin - everywhere he goes his "genius" is so MISUNDERSTOOD.
Why is it that people keep mistaking him for a shyster?
Go TEAM Go...he..he..he..he
It's hard being the Messiah - "Let him who is without fruit juice cast the first stone" Orrin 5:23

By: Ty Tribble - MLM Blog Author

Ty Tribble - MLM Blog Author — Wed, 14 May 2008 13:59:47 +0000

Ugh.

I used a quote from Denis Diderot about the inconvenience of ethics and the first comment called me Denis.

IBOFightback and I found it pretty funny since Denis Diderot died over 200 years ago.

By: annynomous

annynomous — Wed, 14 May 2008 13:39:02 +0000

this is BS!
monavie is a good 19 fruit source of vitamin and other good things in there...
i never heard of such thing like this and i dont not believe a single thing that is on this website. Oh btw, if you died over 2centuries ago. why are you still online?