The "Arbonne Opportunity Song"

This Arbonne Ballad is dedicated to all of the sensational and hard-working Independent Consultants who are dedicated to self-improvement
and to help others through the marketing of the safe and beneficial products. No animals were harmed while making this video. This song features DJ Clay Clark of DJ Connection...
one of America's most humble humans.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Arbonne
• Song
• Opportunity
• DJ
• Clay
• Connection
• Tulsa
• ORU
• Slim
• Shady
• Training

[DinahSLSinstructor]

This is so cool! I became an Arbonne Consultant, and received my white Mercedes in just 16 weeks! Arbonne is beautiful skincare! FANTASTIC tune, fellas! Wish you could come to Australia fro my team's car presentations!!!

[DJCLAYVIS]

i would love to do it. i've been to san diego, utah, tulsa, and dallas for presentations at this point...check out the "DJCONNECTION Tulsa website"

[TheLettows]

Awesome rap! Love it - thank you for taking the time and dedication to put this together. Arbonne is so amazing and powerful! I <3 Arbonne and our amazing people, products and opportunity!

[DJCLAYVIS]

Arbonne is a great business vehicle for many people to achieve their dreams. Although I have chosen a different path to build my wealth, I have scene Arbonne make people millions for many people.

[TheZandram]

stupid song

[DJCLAYVIS]

I appreciate your commentary. Are you not a fan of Arbonne? What is your issue?

[sbohandley]

@LadyAnderson84 You idiot, this is a fucking Pyramid Scheme!

[LadyAnderson84]

Well, happy "harassing" to my fellow Arbonne consultants. Let's prove this moron wrong:)

[MLMpyramidScam]

@LadyAnderson84 Research, w/ worldwide feedback, says that the more a person invests in an MLM the more they lose – which is true of any scam. Committed MLM participants may invest thousands, and even tens of thousands of dollars, over years before running out of cash or giving up. In legitimate companies, sales reps are not asked to buy inventory or monthly purchases. But in MLM, incentivized purchases are merely disguised or laundered investments in a product-based pyramid scheme.

[MLMpyramidScam]

@LadyAnderson84 Making money isn't my issue. If Arbonne was direct selling where you personally were wll paid for everything you sell, than I'm all for it. But that's not the Arbonne way. Here you make your money off a downline and an upline make their money off of you. That is what a product based Pyramid Scheme is.

[MLMpyramidScam]

@LadyAnderson84 In Arbonne you have no territorial protection, nothing to stop market saturation. Sounds like a Faux franchise to me and a psudo opportunity. If you want to talk about harassment, how many of your friends and family have you harassed to join this version of a product based Pyramid Scheme. When the ones you do get dropout (like 95% will), you will be hanging around shopping malls or joining activities so you can work the cold market and harass them to join your cult.

[LadyAnderson84]

So, Im curious to know, how many products do you buy that you think NOBODY is earning money on?

[LadyAnderson84]

I havent spent one single dime. Maybe if you were doing something productive with your life, you wouldn't be on YouTube arguing with strangers about something you apparently know nothing about! And, if you tell me that you have done your research about Arbonne and found it to be pathetic....I will then tell you to go find something more useful to do with your time rather than harass people online simply because they are in business with a company that you do not particularly like! grow up.

[MLMpyramidScam]

@LadyAnderson84 I have never been dumb enough to join a product based Pyramid Scheme. Someone tried to recruit me into Arbonne this fall and when I looked into it's abysmal numbers and how many were actually losing money, I felt like someone tried to scam me. Now I am out to let others know before they fall victim. If you are going to walk the streets and go "sucking", atleast that would by comparison be an honorable and respectable way to earn a quick buck.

[MLMpyramidScam]

@LadyAnderson84 How much did you have to spend "Frontloading" to climb the ladder so rapidly?