USANA ( comment) plz?

Question

i had recently join Usana heath science company

which i need to pay $420 inorder to get in.

have any of you heard of it? is it trust able or

is a ripp off

Answer 1

If you joined Usana, there is NO investment fee. If you paid $420, you bought $420 worth of products so that you could try them out and see how they work for you. You bought the tools (web site, email, other business tools) to run your business. You also got them at a discounted rate. If anything, you invested in yourself and your health. Most people cannot sell something they cannot believe in. Would you buy a Ford car from a salesman that drove a Mercedes? Why would you want to sell something you know nothing about? What would it cost you to buy a Starbucks, McDonalds, Service Master or Dunkin' Donuts franchise? Over $100,000?

If you are having second thoughts, you should have done your homework. Is it some kind of rip off or scheme? Go to http://firstclassmlm.com and learn the difference between a "scheme" and a legitimate business opportunity. Usana does business in 13 different countries. It has been featured on CNN, Businessweek and Forbes. It is a publicly traded company on the NASDAQ stock exchange. Do you think the stock market would allow a "scheme" to be traded without thoroughly checking out it's books?

Companies are not "rip offs." Real people are the ones doing the ripping. Do you trust and respect your sponsor? Ask him/her to provide you with third party material that talks about Usana. Get a hold of Success from Home Magazine, find articles about Usana from Forbes, Business Week and Investors Business Daily. Have an open mind, start digging and you will find the answers you are looking for.

Is there any "dirt" on Usana? When you are at the top of your industry, there are plenty of people that will throw dirt. Remember the gossip about how McDonalds was putting worms in their hamburgers and Pizza hut was putting dog food on their Pizzas? The question is, does the dirt stick? That is the question you will have to answer.

Were you looking for a get rich quick scheme? Were you looking for a way to make a lot of money without much work on your part? Are you unwilling to be trained and taught? Are you the kind of person who wants to "reinvent the wheel" and not pay attention to what successful people in Usana have already done? If your answer is yes to these questions, you should ask for a refund of your money. The refund policy is very generous. How can you be ripped off if you can get all your money back?