Usana Scam-- USANA is a PYRAMID SCHEME! Find out why with this illustration

http://usana-report.blogspot.com/ Sorry for the poor illustrations, I made this quickly in MS paint. USANA is a pyramid scheme and this video shows why. No matter how many people join, the majority will always be in the RED. For ONE person to GET payed, several more must invest!

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[vmagic7]

and you might think "o the person on the top makes all the money" yes its true, BUT at least with this great compensation plan, the people you bring in WHO want to be more financially independent and want a healthy lifestyle, have an opportunity to make more than than the person above.

[UsanaReport]

If you notice, in a regular corporate structure, the people at the "bottom" (combined) are making more money than the CEO--- BUT in a pyramid scheme, the big piece of the pie always goes to the people at the top, and the people at the bottom not only don't get any pie, but they are the ones who WORKED and PAID in SWEAT and MONEY to make that pie!

[dann4169]

brother, i just hope ur one of those 3% who will be rich in this pyramid business, but ur chances is fucking slim. If u happen 2 b rich one day drop me an email and ill shout u as many beer in the pub. Keep dreaming bro i just hope ur not one of those 97%, but for me those Usana cunts are only using u for them to get rich themselves, wake up to urself.

[ickerish]

your flaw is that the first guy that you talk about, when he recruits people, itll go under the second guy.. meaning.. the first guy ends up helping the guys beneath him get paid too. so everyone above is helping people below.. the guys below help the guy above.. the longer you do this the crazier it gets.. you cant expect to be making crazy money so fast though.. just like in ANY and EVERY business ever.. it starts slow.. my friend has been doin it for a year.. makes $2000/wk.. it makes me sick

[ickerish]

@cykilledkenny.. in a perfect world no one needs usana.. its a health product producing company... in a not so perfect world, if youre positive about what youre doing and a good sales man, you can make it in any business.. whether usana, mcdonalds, in a police station, the army or any job you can basically think of, you start out at the bottom doing all the hard work so whats your point? this is an opportunity for you to grow.. take it or leave it. no one is holding a gun to you

[cykilledkenny]

@ickerish they're helping eachother sure, but I heard the same exact thing from prepaid legal. But in a perfect world, say everyone who wanted and could join, did. what happens to the people at the very bottom? who do they recruit? it's an endless loop of people at the bottom being screwed

[mairemic1]

hello... good morning . You can earn even if you don't recruit. I have an office mate who joined USANA for months and now he still doesn't have downlines. He received money for commissions every week. It depends on how much points you earn by selling Usana products.

If you have a downline you can earn more points. More points means more money/commissions. I think you don't understand their system. Try to join their seminars and trainings so you can widen your knowledge about USANA.

[Canadaboy9966]

@nonbeliever323

Actually yes! The president of the company I work for actively wants his employees (me included) to "better" themselves and pays for schooling/courses etc. etc. Not all of us are drones to a company you know. Some of us actually love our jobs.

[mrneasa]

You can make money by having preferred customers too. Just saying....  do the research before you spread propaganda

[mikeochenballs]

Great video. mlm gurus always claim that this is not technically a pyramid scheme because a product is involved and true pyramid schemes are only concerned with recruiting. But ask yourself this, in a normal marketing network, each middle man adds value to the consumer and also the producer called utility, I.E. time utility, information, location, form,. What value or utility does having a huge downline provide. One direction to the top in the form of recruiting. the product is inconsequential

[bastion0700]

@dann4169 draw the organisation hierarchy of any large organisation you can shake a stick at and unsurprisingly it is shaped like a pyramid

That said, I am not sure I believe it is the ideal business model. So I wouldn't recommend people buy into the business unless they wanted the products they were purchasing - otherwise they may end up with a bad case of sour grapes.. bcos they expected some get rich quick thing to happen, and it aint like that. It is a business and you have to work on it.

[bastion0700]

@UsanaReport that is probably true for most MLM. Not always true in USANA though. In USANA your downline can earn more you if they put in the effort and get enough sales. Also, I'm sure the people down the line are, when all combined, making far more commission points then those at the top - problem is that for MOST this is less then their expenditures

Bottom line though - if you don't like the products at USANA then DO NOT join. I really do believe that.

[gokou006]

@AvatarsofRock, you don't loose, you can requalify for platinum now. And you have 8 weeks not just 6. The reason you hit platinum and why its 4 people is cause getting customers with 5 people is easier then just yourself aloe getting customers. Team builds leverage. Short term money is in recruiting. Longevity and long term retirement is in your customers.

[AvatarsOfRock]

@gokou006 It's not a scam but the only real ways to make money are to buy wholesale and sell at retail price (so you have a stock at home) or to recruit. I was a USANA rep and the first paycheck I got was $1,000 because I sponsored 4 people at the 3BC pack. After that We tried to make sales commissions but the way that the points went up it was nearly impossible. The compensation plan forces you into recruiting fast in order to hit platinum. If you don't hit it, you lose out forever.