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Crazy ASEA Claims From YouTube…

Posted on 19. Mar, 2010 by Ty Tribble.

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How about Diabetes and "any issue you have" in two days:

And here's a quote from the next video: "Experts are calling ASEA the single greatest breakthrough in health & wellness and sports & fitness."

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FHTM Banned From Montana With Cease and Desist Order

Posted on 17. Mar, 2010 by Ty Tribble.

Kentucky.com:

"FTHM is not a multilevel distribution company but rather a pyramid promotional scheme because the compensation each participant in the program receives is derived primarily from obtaining the participation of other persons in the program and not the sale of goods and services," the cease and desist order says.

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Coca-cola Phases Out Sodium Benzoate Preservative, MonaVie Leaves In It

Posted on 20. Feb, 2010 by Ty Tribble.

I have been doing some additional research on Sodium Benzoate in some Network Marketing products.  Here is an article that talks about how Coke phased out the controversial additive:

Soft drink giant Coca-Cola is phasing out a controversial additive that has been linked to hyperactivity and causing damage to DNA.

The chemical Sodium Benzoate, also known as E211, is used to stop fizzy drinks going mouldy.

But recent research has shown that the chemical can deactivate parts of DNA, the genetic code in the cells of living creatures.

Coca-Cola said it was withdrawing the additive from Diet Coke in response to consumer demand for more natural products.

The move will mean that by the end of the year no can will contain E211 - and it plans to remove it from its other products as soon as possible.

But the company said at present it had not found a satisfactory alternative to replace the additive in some soft drinks with a higher juice content including Fanta and Dr Pepper.

Other fizzy drinks made by rival companies, such as Irn-Bru, Pepsi Max and Lucozade will continue to contain the additive.

While the chemical occurs naturally in some fruits, such as prunes, apples and cranberries, it is used in much greater strengths by the soft drinks industry.
Peter Piper, a professor of molecular biology research at Sheffield University found that the additive could switch off vital parts of DNA that could be linked to cirrhosis of the liver and Parkinson's disease.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1021809/Coca-cola-phase-controversial-chemical-linked-hyperactivity-gene-damage.html#ixzz0g5tVYxWL

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Vemma® Enters Sports Drink Market With Vemma THIRST™

Posted on 07. Feb, 2010 by Dan Mitchell.

Vemma Nutrition Company launches Vemma THIRST, a first-of-its-kind, nutritionally complete sports drink. Unlike water or other sports drinks, Vemma THIRST goes beyond hydration by delivering 12 full spectrum vitamins and more than 65 plant-sourced minerals, while replenishing the body with necessary electrolytes, specialized carbohydrates and protein-building amino acids.* The formula's unique combination also harnesses the phytonutrient-rich mangosteen superfruit and further protects the body against cellular damage with the inclusion of a full dose of the clinically proven Vemma formula (Vitamins, Essential Minerals, Mangosteen, Aloe) in every serving *

Perfect for pursuing any activity, Vemma THIRST comes in convenient single serving packets. Once activated with water, it nourishes the body by delivering an ultra-premium supply of vitamins and plant-sourced minerals; supports recovery by supplying key, protein-building amino acids, replenishes electrolyte levels and sustains energy with specialized carbohydrates.* Consumers now have a healthy hydration beverage at their fingertips, made without the high fructose corn syrup or artificial flavors, sweeteners, colors and preservatives used in other sport drink beverages.

Source: PR Web

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Apple iPad For MLM Coffee Shop And Home Meetings

Posted on 27. Jan, 2010 by Ty Tribble.

Apple's new iPad could be a big hit for easy home and coffee shop meetings where you want to show a quick video overview of your compensation plan or company leadership without carrying a bigger laptop.  I find that the pda/smart phones are a little small to show a video, but this new (nearly 10" screen) might be just the ticket.

With my home filled with 3 Mac laptops, a desktop, two iPod Touches and another four or five iPods, I can't see us passing up the opportunity to own an iPad.  Video demo coming to an MLM Blog post near you once it arrives.

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WealthWorld, A Network Marketing Training Company Launches

Posted on 23. Jan, 2010 by Ty Tribble.

WealthWorld, a Dallas, Texas based network marketing training company, announced its official launch on January 1, 2010.

Co-Founded by network marketing expert, author, and speaker, Jeff Gardner, WealthWorld is focused on partnering with the world’s best network marketers to create an entire line of cutting-edge books, courses, training programs, and live events.

“WealthWorld’s goal is to help the millions of struggling network marketers worldwide finally achieve their dreams of financial freedom.” Gardner said. “While there are a few experts who have gone to the trouble to publish their strategies for developing a full-time network marketing income, there are thousands of other successful, full-time network marketers who haven’t had the opportunity to share their success stories. My vision is to partner with successful network marketers, who are in the trenches every day, and bring their success secrets to the masses”.

WealthWorld is unique in the fact that it’s also a network marketing company. Customers can refer others to the company’s MLM training products and live events, and get paid retail commissions, as well as many different types of bonus overrides. Commissions and bonuses are paid for life on all sales made to their referrals and their downline.

“I believe that anyone who refers a new customer to our company should be paid for life - and should be paid down many hundreds, even thousands of levels. 1 or 2-tier affiliate programs may work in other non-MLM companies. However, in my opinion, if you recommend our products to your MLM downline for additional training, you should be paid long-term on everyone who becomes a customer, directly or indirectly, thanks to your original referral.”

There are no fees to become a WealthWorld Associate. You can automatically become a WealthWorld Associate by grabbing a copy of their flagship product, Unstoppable Sponsoring. This new product, which comes with a copy of the premier issue of the “Unstoppable Sponsoring Monthly” newsletter, is a 2 and ½ hour DVD that the company is giving away free.

WealthWorld is well-positioned to become one of the largest network marketing training companies in the world. With network marketing, MLM, and direct sales seeing huge growth worldwide , the demand for MLM training materials is increasing tremendously.

To claim your free copy of the “Unstoppable Sponsoring” DVD, as well as the 24-page Premier Issue of “Unstoppable Sponsoring”, visit www.unstoppablesponsoring.com

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USANA Health Sciences Snags 2009 OMNI Award for New Training Program

Posted on 11. Jan, 2010 by Dan Mitchell.

This new training program from USANA looks great.

USANA Health Sciences, Inc. (NASDAQ: USNA) announced today it has received two bronze OMNI Awards for education and programming for the company’s new online training program, BDS:eApprentice. The OMNI Awards recognize outstanding media productions that engage, empower and enlighten in the fields of film, television, video, interactive, animation and Web.

“These awards are a testament to the hard work and dedication of a team committed to providing the best learning tools for our Associates,” said Roy Truett, USANA Chief Information Officer. “We are honored to be recognized with these awards and believe Associates will take full advantage of the benefits of this new and innovative training program.”

USANA partnered with Allen Communication Learning Services (Allen) to design BDS:eApprentice, an engaging interactive course. Allen created BDS:eApprentice by condensing years of learning and expertise from USANA’s most successful leaders into several hours of fun, yet educational, e-learning to provide just-in-time or on-the-job training for new and less experienced Associates. One unique aspect of BDS:eApprentice is the ability for Associates to create an IRS-ready business plan.
 

Source: Business Wire

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Happy New Year 2010 – What Are Your Goals?

Posted on 01. Jan, 2010 by Ty Tribble.

"My philosophy of life is that if we make up our mind what we are going to make of our lives, then work hard toward that goal, we never lose -- somehow we win out."

- Ronald Reagan

Why not share your biggest business goal for 2010 in the comments?

Tell us what you will accomplish in the coming year!

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The 12 Scams of Christmas

Posted on 17. Dec, 2009 by Dan Mitchell.

McAfee recently released their “Twelve Scams of Christmas” list to assist consumers in avoiding being scammed via email and internet this holiday season. Here's the first 5...be careful out there!

Scam I: Charity Phishing Scams – Be Careful Who You Give To

During the holiday season, hackers take advantage of citizens’ generosity by sending e-mails that appear to be from legitimate charitable organizations. In reality, they are fake Web sites designed to steal donations, credit card information and the identities of donors.

Scam 2: Fake Invoices from Delivery Services to Steal Your Money

During the holidays, cybercriminals often send fake invoices and delivery notifications appearing to be from Federal Express, UPS or the U.S. Customs Service. They e-mail consumers asking for credit card details to credit back the account, or require users to open an online invoice or customs form to receive the package. Once completed, the person’s information is stolen or malware is automatically installed on their computer.

Scam 3: Social Networking – A Cybercriminal “Wants to be Your Friend”

Cybercriminals take advantage of this social time of the year by sending authentic-looking “New Friend Request” e-mails from social networking sites. Internet users should beware that clicking on links in these e-mails can automatically install malware on computers and steal personal information.

Scam 4: The Dangers of Holiday E-Cards

Cyber thieves cash in on consumers who send holiday e-cards in an effort to be environmentally conscious. Last holiday season, McAfee Labs discovered a worm masked as Hallmark e-cards and McDonald’s and Coca-Cola holiday promotions. Holiday-themed PowerPoint e-mail attachments are also popular among cybercriminals. Be careful what you click on.

Scam 5: “Luxury” Holiday Jewelry Comes at a High Price

McAfee Labs recently uncovered a new holiday campaign that leads shoppers to malware-ridden sites offering “discounted” luxury gifts from Cartier, Gucci, and Tag Heuer. Cybercriminals even use fraudulent logos of the Better Business Bureau to trick shoppers into buying products they never receive.

Check out McAfee for the rest of the Holiday Internet Scams.

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Mommies vs. the FTC

Posted on 11. Dec, 2009 by Dan Mitchell.

Here's an interesting article about the FTC and pay-to-praise blogging:

Even for someone who gets blessed with free washers and dryers, semiannual boondoggle trips to Los Angeles, New York and Florida, and all the organic yogurt drinks she can consume, $11,000 is a lot of money. For mommy bloggers, Tweeters and Facebookers who post opinions about consumer products, $11,000 is the size of the fine they allegedly might incur for failing to follow the government's disclosure rules on advertising and endorsing.

According to recently revised Federal Trade Commission guidelines, bloggers and other word-of-mouth advertisers are now subject to FTC rules for advertisers and "endorsers" -- anyone who recommends a commercial product or service. Repeated violations of those rules could result in court-ordered monetary penalties. These new additions to the FTC Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising went into effect Dec. 1, and for many participants in the sometimes-lucrative world of social-media-for-pay, the fear is in the air.

Source: Daily Finance

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