Valentine, of course Dr. Wentz can get rich. He produces a product and created a business model. By following through with his goals he was rewarded with a solid income earning business. So did my 98 year of grandfather who will soon have his product advertised on TV and I hope he makes the money he deserves because of his time and financial investment. That's what makes this country great is we all have that same equal opportunity when we have a dream and don't give up on it. Why is that viewed in a negative light? Do you feel the same way about the men who started all the fast food franchises out there and are their consumers duped? They don't even offer a product to improve our health on the contrary they have created a huge stream of income for themselves on the hopes that we won't care how unhealthy of a product they sell.
On Mar 25 02:04 PM valentine wrote:
> The founders of Usana and Mr Wentz can get rich, because of people > who do not have enough intelligance to figure out when they are getting > scamed. The ones who believe in the company and Mr. Wentz followers > are not going to see the company as what it is. Just look at the > amount of money the company made from people thinking that taking > Usana products they are going to be healther and live longer, and > the reps selling it are thinking they are going to get rich, the > only one getting rich is Mr. Wentz. I take hebs and even grow my > own, have done tons and tons of research in herbs, they are as natural > as you can get, and it cost me pennies, you really do not know what > is in the products from Usana. Usana is a pyramid business no matter > how you look at it and the only ones making money is the one the > top. I checked into this months ago and what I found out is pretty > scary. I decided this type of business is not for me, if an internet > business wants you to pay to work for them to me it is a scam, that > is how these internet business can stay in business by using your > money having you believe you can sit at home, on the computer and > make $$$$$ every month.
When you say NEVER EVER EVER pay a company, firm or group to be allowed to sell a product for them does that include franchise owners like McDonalds, Chick-fil-A, Super Supper, Baskin Robins etc.? They have huge monthly fees to the guy at the top of the pyramid just to continue to sell a product and their initial investment is unatainable for the average guy. I have a friend who has $38K a month in overhead and doesn't expect to see a profit for three years and his initial investment was close to a million. I made my money back and began to see a profit within the first 4 months without the stress of any overhead. In fact the antioxidants (which are stressed by many health care companies as essential to optimize health) I take helped to reduce the stress on my body.
As far as calling it an inferior product, explain how, then, it has found it's way into the Physician's desk reference. What other non presciption nutritional products can say that? Show me a product that is produced under the stryngent standards of a drug when it doesn't have to for resale. I have no way of knowing what is actually in my hamburger because under the "food standard" the distributor does not have to reveal every ingredient and levels of them. How by self imposing "drug standard" processing can USANA products be considered sub standard? It's just not logical.
All the negative comments I read seem to be anger based not logically based. Instead of disputing personal experiences just look at the facts. Don't let the propaganda of someone with a personal agenda, like Barry Minkow be the bases of your understanding. When, under any circumstance, would you give more credit for the truth to a convicted felon than to your friends, family, Albert Einstein award winner or a perfect stranger for that matter. On Jun 05 11:04 AM Vincent Perez wrote:
> I'm truly amazed by the almost religious fever in which USANA groupies > try to protect the image of this "cult" I have attended an event > with a current usana member just to see what it was about before > passing judgment. Excellent presentations, it was flashy it was fun > it was set to play to the demographic of the recruited "guests"<br/> > > It was complete and utter bullshit. NEVER EVER EVER pay a company, > firm or group, to be allowed to sell product for them. > By doing so you’re now committed to following the bullshit till you > make the money back you spent. and the only way to make that money > back is buy selling there inferior product thus making them even > more money off your time and labor just so you break even. > > There is a good point to this usana company. > With all the sneaky tricks of the trade and cheap sales tactics, > you’ll be able to get an entry level sales job just about anywhere. > > > So for the cost of one Business center or BC you’ll get trained in > the art of the used car sales person.llllllll 500$$ > > oh i have to mention this,. to further lock down his control of his > minons this 8 star diamond director ( i love the titles) brought > around his rented dodge viper. so funny.
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On Mar 25 02:04 PM valentine wrote:
> The founders of Usana and Mr Wentz can get rich, because of people
> who do not have enough intelligance to figure out when they are getting
> scamed. The ones who believe in the company and Mr. Wentz followers
> are not going to see the company as what it is. Just look at the
> amount of money the company made from people thinking that taking
> Usana products they are going to be healther and live longer, and
> the reps selling it are thinking they are going to get rich, the
> only one getting rich is Mr. Wentz. I take hebs and even grow my
> own, have done tons and tons of research in herbs, they are as natural
> as you can get, and it cost me pennies, you really do not know what
> is in the products from Usana. Usana is a pyramid business no matter
> how you look at it and the only ones making money is the one the
> top. I checked into this months ago and what I found out is pretty
> scary. I decided this type of business is not for me, if an internet
> business wants you to pay to work for them to me it is a scam, that
> is how these internet business can stay in business by using your
> money having you believe you can sit at home, on the computer and
> make $$$$$ every month.
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As far as calling it an inferior product, explain how, then, it has found it's way into the Physician's desk reference. What other non presciption nutritional products can say that? Show me a product that is produced under the stryngent standards of a drug when it doesn't have to for resale. I have no way of knowing what is actually in my hamburger because under the "food standard" the distributor does not have to reveal every ingredient and levels of them. How by self imposing "drug standard" processing can USANA products be considered sub standard? It's just not logical.
All the negative comments I read seem to be anger based not logically based. Instead of disputing personal experiences just look at the facts. Don't let the propaganda of someone with a personal agenda, like Barry Minkow be the bases of your understanding. When, under any circumstance, would you give more credit for the truth to a convicted felon than to your friends, family, Albert Einstein award winner or a perfect stranger for that matter.
On Jun 05 11:04 AM Vincent Perez wrote:
> I'm truly amazed by the almost religious fever in which USANA groupies
> try to protect the image of this "cult" I have attended an event
> with a current usana member just to see what it was about before
> passing judgment. Excellent presentations, it was flashy it was fun
> it was set to play to the demographic of the recruited "guests"<br/>
>
> It was complete and utter bullshit. NEVER EVER EVER pay a company,
> firm or group, to be allowed to sell product for them.
> By doing so you’re now committed to following the bullshit till you
> make the money back you spent. and the only way to make that money
> back is buy selling there inferior product thus making them even
> more money off your time and labor just so you break even.
>
> There is a good point to this usana company.
> With all the sneaky tricks of the trade and cheap sales tactics,
> you’ll be able to get an entry level sales job just about anywhere.
>
>
> So for the cost of one Business center or BC you’ll get trained in
> the art of the used car sales person.llllllll 500$$
>
> oh i have to mention this,. to further lock down his control of his
> minons this 8 star diamond director ( i love the titles) brought
> around his rented dodge viper. so funny.