Comments on: MonaVie Sues Xowii: MonaVie CEO, Dallin Larsen Loses All Credibility

By: Roger Marielle

Roger Marielle — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 03:20:23 +0000

MonaVie is currently suing at least a dozen distributors right now as well. They have been buying distributors with financial bridge money – and when most of those distributors did not meet benchmarks – they are turning on those distributors and suing them. MonaVie is run by very malicious, evil people.

By: MonaVie and the Push for “Proprietary” : THE MLM ATTORNEY

MonaVie and the Push for “Proprietary” : THE MLM ATTORNEY — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 16:08:05 +0000

[...] in a video and cited a few reasons for the decline: expensive monthly autoship requirements, lawsuits against distributors after publicizing their “Open Door Campaign” and changes in their compensation [...]

By: Rob Turner

Rob Turner — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 17:05:22 +0000

Will the real Dallin Larson please stand up, You cut my check for something that you would not even all ow me toporve was incorrect infromation, I hope every compnay in MLM sues the pants off you ,you’re a liar and a fraud!!

By: Steve

Steve — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 18:56:19 +0000

Dave,

There are plenty of reasons someone would leave and go to another company. Perhaps a big bonus? Or maybe there is an ego issue. Let’s say that a big distributor wants to be the #1 team at his/her company but isn’t. What are the options? Try to pass the #1 team…..OR take a big bonus and move to a newer or struggling MLM and be the #1 team!! I have a feeling we’ll be hearing more about this very thing soon enough!

By: Dave F.

Dave F. — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 15:51:45 +0000

I’ve been around the industry long enough to know that when “defamatory” or “disparaging” statements are the foundation of the lawsuit, it is NEVER the core issue.

The core issue is exactly as Ty posted: MonaVie has likes it when people come over, but they change their tune when leaders leave. Not picking on MV. MonaVie is just one example. There are many examples of companies acting just like this when their leaders exodus.

It begs the question: if a distributor is making money and enjoying the product, why would they leave to another company?

By: Mel Vesely

Mel Vesely — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 23:05:10 +0000

I have been involved with MonaVie for 17 months, The company, comp plan, product is awsome. I have been approached by former MonaVie Distrubutors that jumped to Xowii, even though they knew I’m in MonaVie. I think thats wrong. If I wanted to leave Monavie and build a diffrent business. Monavie would let me, and give me there blessing. but if I were to to start slandering the Company and trying to recruit people in Monavie to come with me, by telling them it’s better company better comp plan and or better product. I think they need to get sued. But after checking out Xowii, I see why they need to do that..

By: Josh Benson

Josh Benson — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 08:16:43 +0000

Even though I like your post Ty, I’m starting to notice you have a thing for Monavie. Monavie’s success is a blessing to our industry. I’m asumming you aren’t with them. Anyways, I’m not with Monavie or Xowii. I have had calls from Xowii reps making claims that all of Monavie leaders are in Xowii now and other claims that I have verified not to be true. Who knows.

By: Mrthermister

Mrthermister — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 21:39:26 +0000

How is this the same issue? This lawsuit is about truth, lies and misrepresentation for the purposes of obtaining distributors. One company or it’s distributors should not lie or make false statements about another company or its products or it’s future income potential (refer to the suit brought by Oprah and Dr. Oz against people who lie about them endorsing particular acai products). Open Door Campaign is all about allowing distributors to leave an MLM company of their own choice rather than being shackled by restrictive non-compete clauses. These are TOTALLY different issues. Are you even paying attention to what these issues are all about or do you have trouble being confused by facts?

By: Keith Brown

Keith Brown — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 15:33:37 +0000

It’s interresting how things change when you’re on the other end of the “Open Door Campaign”. I also think it’s safe to say that some disparaging and false statements where made when the “TEAM” left Amway.

By: yourfriend

yourfriend — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 18:02:07 +0000

Open Door Campaign means exactly that….. an Open Door.
Open Door Campaign does not mean as your leaving or in the process of leaving make statements that untrue or liable.