"Just as I said you have nothing other than your words . PLZ provide just ONE LINK WHERE ANYONE OF THE PEOPLE YOU NAMED MADE ANY CLAIMS. JUST ONE!”
That’s a deceptive question. I never said that Hart and Lyons made the claims themselves. This is what I said:
“Some of the company's most senior distributors, like Brig Hart and Jason Lyons, can be seen on Youtube videos of Monavie recruitment meetings in which the disease cure claims were abundant."
I suggested that you do a simple search of Youtube to confirm this for yourself, but you chose not to for some inexplicable reason. So here are the links. One video features Brig Hart at a distributor recruitment meeting in which he is holding up a microphone and encouraging distributors to give miraculous testimonials about how Monavie cured/treated their diseases.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tvgw_jceqZg
The other video is also from a distributor meeting, this one hosted by Jason Lyons (wearing the green shirt), in which Lou Niles can be seen making a variety of claims about Monavie curing/treating cancer. They call him “Dr.” Lou but the guy isn’t even a doctor. He is a fraud and a liar.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4rZpm8pzyc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYaEorzYYM0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRD6iJAQVB0
The FDA even took action in 2007 against one of the distributors who was caught claiming that Monavie could treat/prevent diseases.
http://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/GuidanceComplianceRegulatoryInformation/EnforcementActivitiesbyFDA/CyberLetters/ucm056937.pdf
Let’s stop beating this dead horse now.
“Bloomberg News IS A Re- post from 07!”
No, that’s a lie. As I pointed out twice already, this was an original report first published in May 2009. It quotes one of Monavie's executives (also the owners brother and company cofounder) admitting that "the company is struggling with independent distributors who promote the juice as a miracle drug.'
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=ai8WCgSJrhmY
As for your comments about the earnings of top distributors, the truth is that around 80% to 90% of active Monavie distributors make less than minimum wage…pathetic!
http://media.monavie.com/pdf/corporate/income_disclosure_statement.pdf
The people who make he big money at Monavie are the ones who started the scam and who have sweetheart deals with the company’s owner. Most of the rest get bled dry to support the incomes of the few people at the top of the pyramid.
You won’t get far trying to defend this scam because it is completely indefensible.
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"Just as I said you have nothing other than your words . PLZ provide just ONE LINK WHERE ANYONE OF THE PEOPLE YOU NAMED MADE ANY CLAIMS. JUST ONE!”
That’s a deceptive question. I never said that Hart and Lyons made the claims themselves. This is what I said:
“Some of the company's most senior distributors, like Brig Hart and Jason Lyons, can be seen on Youtube videos of Monavie recruitment meetings in which the disease cure claims were abundant."
I suggested that you do a simple search of Youtube to confirm this for yourself, but you chose not to for some inexplicable reason. So here are the links. One video features Brig Hart at a distributor recruitment meeting in which he is holding up a microphone and encouraging distributors to give miraculous testimonials about how Monavie cured/treated their diseases.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tvgw_jceqZg
The other video is also from a distributor meeting, this one hosted by Jason Lyons (wearing the green shirt), in which Lou Niles can be seen making a variety of claims about Monavie curing/treating cancer. They call him “Dr.” Lou but the guy isn’t even a doctor. He is a fraud and a liar.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4rZpm8pzyc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYaEorzYYM0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRD6iJAQVB0
The FDA even took action in 2007 against one of the distributors who was caught claiming that Monavie could treat/prevent diseases.
http://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/GuidanceComplianceRegulatoryInformation/EnforcementActivitiesbyFDA/CyberLetters/ucm056937.pdf
Let’s stop beating this dead horse now.
“Bloomberg News IS A Re- post from 07!”
No, that’s a lie. As I pointed out twice already, this was an original report first published in May 2009. It quotes one of Monavie's executives (also the owners brother and company cofounder) admitting that "the company is struggling with independent distributors who promote the juice as a miracle drug.'
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=ai8WCgSJrhmY
As for your comments about the earnings of top distributors, the truth is that around 80% to 90% of active Monavie distributors make less than minimum wage…pathetic!
http://media.monavie.com/pdf/corporate/income_disclosure_statement.pdf
The people who make he big money at Monavie are the ones who started the scam and who have sweetheart deals with the company’s owner. Most of the rest get bled dry to support the incomes of the few people at the top of the pyramid.
You won’t get far trying to defend this scam because it is completely indefensible.
June 17, 2009 - 11:17amThis Comment
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