Is Usana real or a scam?

Question

I've met a man who's signing me in this networking contract with USANA, a multivitamin supplement product company...I don't know but I'm kinda sceptical about it. For those who have tried this---How do you find this home-based business?

Answer 1

Hi,

Ok, definitely don't take my word for this because I'd hate if it turned out to be a scam, but my aunt has been working for USANA under a similar contract and I think she's been pretty happy about it because she's been doing it for ages.

Annoying thing is, she's always trying to sell everyone she knows vitamins.

Anyway, good luck!

Answer 2

Short answer is no. A business or idea cant be a scam, only people can scam. Usana is a public network marketing company with plenty of accolades in the media (CNN, Newsweek, Forbes, etc).

There are members of network marketing companies that run their business like scams. The way they do this is they promote lots of money making, they emphasise enrollments, put little or no emphasis on products, and worst of all provide little or no training. The worst thing that can happen to you when you join a Usana business or any other network marketing company is to be sold on hopes and dreams and then no assistance is given to you to actually make any money back.

So, in conclusion, Usana is not a scam, just make sure to ask about what they provide in terms of training, how they expect you to build your business, where you will find customers, leads, etc, and how they will help you earn your money back.

If you are unsatisfied with their response, there are still many resources online to help you build your business. An example is http://MagneticLeads.OziBillionaire.Com/ where you can find a free course on how to successfully build your Usana business online, find customers automatically, and start earning money within your first 30 days.

Good luck with your efforts.