What you NEED to know about ViSalus

ViSalus has created a few incredible waves in the business world and health industry, and with that swell of activity has come some serious negative backlash. The ViSalus mission promotes a positive message of “Life. Health. Prosperity.” While ViSalus opponents are crying “scam.”

So, what is it that you need to know about ViSalus? How about the simple truth?! That’s all anyone can really ask for, and all you hope to know when inquiring about a potential business venture or nutritional supplement. Also, why has there been such an outcry of negativity about a business that is trying to promote better health and overall living? When it comes to ViSalus, here’s what you need to know.

ViSalus is a MLM/Network Marketing Business

In the simplest terms possible, here’s the deal: ViSalus operates on a business model that offers superior nutritional supplements (based on direct product comparisons with major brands) through a distributor and sales force that has the ability to enjoy those products at cost, while selling to others and offering them a similar opportunity in sales. Skeptics and naysayers are immediately put off by the ViSalus business model and marketing strategy (often referred to as a pyramid scheme or pnzi scheme) because they feel such models are unfair, never guaranteeing anything. However, for the individual who is sick of a 9-5, who would prefer to focus quality time to a project as opposed to quantity time, success can be found within a successful corporate structure – look at Avon and Mary Kay.

The Benefits Of ViSalus

Right out of the gate, ViSalus offers incredible opportunity for those who are seeking a healthier lifestyle, as well as those who are interested in residual income. Having access to the ViSalus supplement line at a deep discount is reason enough for some to have an immediate interest.

Unlike other business models that are similar, ViSalus offers something that everyone wants — better health. It’s a product that can be tried, and if enjoyed, it continues to sell itself. In addition, as users become more passionate about the results they’ve experienced, they’re bound to share and by sharing, they may choose to sell.

What You Need to Know About The Negative ViSalus Claims

Are they unfounded? Absolutely. Generally speaking, many of the opponents are simply competitors using negative marketing tactics to persuade potential ViSalus users from even trying the product, much less sharing the ViSalus mission of life, health and prosperity. You’ll have a difficult time finding a ViSalus user that is claiming a disdain for the product they’re actively taking.

Also, every negative comment generated on the Internet, can be deciphered for what it is -a legitimate claim or negative personal experience (these usually end up on consumer complaint boards for governmental agencies), a personal attack or non-factual opinion, or a simple dislike of multi-level marketing businesses and not enough to do.  Always ask yourself, what does this person have to gain for slandering ViSalus and saying that “ViSalus is a scam”. Do they provide evidence? Resources to verify their sources with a phone call? Usually you’ll see that their claims of scam were only generated in their own mind based on their own personal perspectives and they have never even been involved in/with ViSalus in any way.

If you’re willing to disregard the pessimistic-pepper-spray of ViSalus Scam claims and continue to look at ViSalus, you’ll quickly see the potential that has been developed by the experienced ViSalus team and speak with those who have already found success, far outweighing the unfounded claims that the company is “too good to be true”. In our research, we have found a proven, dependable resource and knowledgeable team. If you would like to be put in contact with them, feel free to send an email to visalusnutrition (@) gmail (dot) com.

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  1. #1 written by Chris Moran March 1st, 2009 at 15:36

    Nice writing style. Looking forward to reading more from you.

    Chris Moran

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  2. #2 written by avromy March 10th, 2009 at 05:23

    just wanted to share my experience; I have been with the company for a few weeks and I just got my first check for $369.92. A scam? i think not. check out my website for more info.

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  3. #3 written by iandapope March 31st, 2009 at 12:07

    I’d like to thank the people with the neutral comments on the company. It really helps come to a conclusion about becoming a distributor or not. My cousin just got his bimmer and he says he does everything online. The only reason he showed me about it is because he’s only a few years older than me and has had some good profits form joining, so, he wanted one of his only relatives (in Cali) to feel that success too. I was a little stand offish about joining but after reading these posts feel more confident about it. Some other website were just slandering every point they could about ViSalus but this website was very informational. So once again, Thank you.

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