"The MonaVie opportunity and the R3 Global Total Support System to achieving better health and wealth." Sounds a little crazy don't you think? I say it is. But again, don't want to upset anyone, it's just my opinion.



The MonaVie product is claiming to be number one as a supper food? Brig Hart said these words himself. Who, by the way is an excellent speaker. Humble though isn't he? MonaVie is a wine like substance, in a wine like bottle that you are to sell to your friends and family.

You will be offering the business opportunity and product to others through the follow acronym: The ITS factor, (Invite, taste and share.) "Make a list of every one you know every where?" Sounds familiar doesn't it? Let me tell you something, If you are anything like me your reputation with friends and family for testing crazy products and programs on them is pretty bad. The last thing I ever do at this point is try to push or sell stuff to them. They know where to find me if they see me working on something that interests them.

$39.00 to get involved. Then you have the "right" to be able to buy a case of the product again, bottles of some sort of wonder wine at a wholesale price. Then you get signed up on an "AS" (auto ship) so they can continually ship you cases of this stuff. Anything like AA? (Alcoholics anonymous) You buy the MonaVie wine-like product at $32.00 each and then unload it at like $45.00 a piece.

I don't know, didn't people catch on to this kind of thing with Am Way years and years ago? That was at least normal every day stuff that you would use like toliet paper tissue and T.V.s and such.

This system brings back terrifying memories of a drinkable goopy green Aloe Vera gel that I sold with Nutrition for Life. My poor mom still has some of that stuff in a box in the basement along with some other pills and stuff. Sorry mom.

I just can not support Brig Hart or this MonaVie product and selling system. Imagine trying to get people to come over to your house, drink some mystery drink and then actually buy it! THE END.

Copyright (c) 2007 Bill Tannar