‘Tis a scam.

It is a scam! The only ones who profit are the beginning people and then they bail out. My Father -in Law tried one and got us involved and then before we even got going it fell apart. We were left with a boat load full of inventory and nothing else.

I am saddened by the two uninformed answers you recieved, saying it was a pyramid scheme and a scam. It is anything but. Yes, it is muti-level-marketing. But so are Mary Kay and Pampered Chef, but no-one calls them pyramid schemes. My wife and I (recently married) just got into the business after watching my parents’ success in the business for eight months. There really is no way for one person to describe the quality and integrity of the company, people, and products. I have met the highest caliber of people I’ve ever known through this business. People with drive, morals, and an intense desire to help people. And, unlike most “pyramid scheme” companies, we have a product that is incredible. Everyone who is in the business is on the products.
It is not a get-rich-quick scheme. Like any home-business it takes time, effort and determination. But it is the best business opportunity I’ve ever seen, and the support system within the organization is amazing, and that’s even if you’re just a customer.
In response to the second answer: the people who started the company 20 years ago are still in charge, and are grooming their children to take over and do the same.
I don’t know if you’re interested in hearing about the company, and if you’re not it’s totally fine. No one, and I mean NO ONE is going to pressure you about it.
We do love to share what we’ve found with people, however, and if you’re at all interested in attaining financial freedom, owning your own business and helping a LOT of people, we’d love to share it with you. We feel everyone deserves a chance to at least hear about it.
Feel free to e-mail me at. The big picture is just way too big and amazing to share in a small Yahoo Answers window. Thank you.
~John~