Comments on: Wal-Mart – Sam’s Club Set To Put MonaVie Out Of Business?

By: Ty Tribble

Ty Tribble — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 20:56:18 +0000

Have you ever drank a gram of MonaVie? Answer is no. The per gram number is misleading at best, a lie at worst because they are talking about the powder that is used to produce the product that is later watered down.

By: Tony

Tony — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 03:34:51 +0000

Just a note get your facts correct Monavie is 1800 per gram not 1027 per ounce so that means that if there are 28grams to an ounce Monavie is 50400 per ounce and Fruit a vie is only 125 per gram Just thought I would let you know thanks tony.

By: Tony Fisher

Tony Fisher — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 02:19:15 +0000

Ty, Wow what a posting…….

Let me first say, I am not currently or have I ever been a Mona Vie Rep.

My hat goes of to the company for introducing a good product with perfect timing using the vehicle MLM. Their records say enough to validate them as one of the “big dogs” in our industry.

I am really on the fence after reading this posting…….. Wal-mart is basically doing what they do best. Gobbling up competition by offering a a similar product at a discounted price. Hate them if you like ( I do ), but thanks to the exact same freedom we are all entitled too, they are making a dent in Mona Vie’s business……

Now, the inner MLM loving part of me is really surprised and sickened at the blatant attack that Wal-mart is obviously making against both the company and the MLM industry.

Great posting, I will be posting this on my blog and sharing with as many people as possible.

By: U.S. Army Veteran Bruce S.Ladd III

U.S. Army Veteran Bruce S.Ladd III — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 16:56:42 +0000

I became a part of Monavie in 2008, and after I found out that they had over one million distributors, learned that their flush binary plan was not going to work for me, since I did not learn about them n the beginning, I moved on. In their defense they have helped a lot of people move into the high five, six and seven figure incomes, providing them trips and more. Walmart on the other hand is one of my favorite stores, but they want to compete with companies like Monavie, because they want to control and continue to employe peoples time/talent for their terrible wages, and whats bad, people have bought into the economy is in an economic downturn and I have to except what all these companies provide, because even if they go back to school, it is not an asset to their future but now a liability, based on there may not even be a job for the new skills they now have, and student loans will take years to pay, unless the company they were downsized from threw in something to include the state. I applaud all network marketing companies no matter which one they may be, because they allow a person to make an unlimited exra income based on the merits of their works all from the comforts of their homes. Walmart will in return make you an area, district or some type of other postion of responsibility, make you work seventy hours plus, 401k and if your performance evaluation is not up to their expectation, demote you or even terminate you, not worth it. Roll backs is what they say they give, that is b.s., everyone knows they buy in mass quanities, so they can fool a fool. lol. I am now with Xyngular and doing well, because Xyngular offers a 30 day money back guarantee, Our Company Pays You Daily Plus, Everyone Gets Spillover, 12% Cumulative Bonus Pools 100% Money Back Guarantee. No Structural Requirements or Restrictions. No Pain-In-The-Butt Qualifying Legs. No Inside Lesser Legs To Be Stranded and Abandoned In. No Need To Fake Prosperity. No Car Allowance Gimmicks, THIS Will Be a Billion Dollar Company,No Kidding,No-Brainer.

By: Ty Tribble

Ty Tribble — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 16:33:51 +0000

Heh. You really want to go there?

MonaVie is probably down 60% in U.S. volume over the last 18 months.

By: Dan Mitchell

Dan Mitchell — Tue, 04 Jan 2011 15:11:59 +0000

Nice.

By: Brandy

Brandy — Mon, 03 Jan 2011 22:31:18 +0000

Nice prediction jerk.
We’re still in business and making a ton of money.

By: Damiso Arrington

Damiso Arrington — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 02:31:34 +0000

The Monavie product does have a few high price points that Wal-Mart seems to have learned to exploit.

By: artie huff jr

artie huff jr — Sun, 28 Nov 2010 20:16:39 +0000

hi all,my name is artie huff jr and i am a herbalife independent distributor and i am so glade that i don’t have that problem.any who no our company knows that their products are just what they say they are and our company give even unemployed people a real chance to start a very profitable business.i will work anyone that want a real chance to better their health and their financial future.

By: Chris

Chris — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 04:48:15 +0000

Doug,

I mainly wanted to point out your Chevron idea. Granted, if you own a Chevron Station, you aren’t made to get your gas there BUT let your customers find out you are buying your gas from your competition? I bet you won’t last long because your customers will ask well what is wrong with your gas if the owner won’t even use it?