Visalus Scam Or Stepping Stone To Life, Health And Prosperity
visalus scam
I don’t blame you for trying to find out if there’s a Visalus scam.
It’s been said that the jungle of home business opportunities is filled with lions, tigers and bears.
(It’s been my experience, that this is absolutely true – unfortunately)
You’re smart to want to avoid getting eaten by the beasts of the forest. 
It’s my pleasure to report that Visalus stands as a mighty oak in the woods of confusion.
Even the claims that there is a Visalus bmw scam – - – >FALSE!
Here’s how I got there…
Does the history of the company implicate any sort of a Visalus Scam?
First of all, Visalus (Latin for Life, Health and Prosperity) has a great history in the marketplace. The company is based out of Troy Michigan and was established in 1997.
This company has been in business for well over a decade now and has proved both it’s stability and long term commitment to the marketplace.
Over the last couple years this company has soared like a rocket ship to the stars of network marketing success stories.
They’ve created an unbelievable amount of success stories with life changing incomes, as their reps have helped millions of people shed millions of pounds and move on to live stronger, healthier & happier lives.
Length of time in business coupled with their phenomenal success in the marketplace are both great indications that there is no ViSalus sciences scam.
EXCELLENT LEADERSHIP
Secondly, this company has one of the most dynamic and talented management teams I have ever seen.
Ryan Blair, CEO of Visalus, founded 6 multi million dollar enterprises by the age of 30.
Blake Mallen, Chief marketing officer has over 10 years experience in network marketing with a plethora of academic firepower under his belt. He graduated from UCSD degrees in Poly Sci and Psychology.
Last but not least, John Purdy (President and Chief Operating Officer) brings a wealth of Direct Selling Corporate leadership to Visalus. Mr. Purdy comes from the executive ranks of 2 Direct Sales pillars, Amway and Herbalife.
The caliber of leadership within this company is yet another point of proof there is no ViSalus scam.
GREAT PRODUCTS
Finally, the Visalus products are have been researched and developed by some the world’s top tier scientists.
Commitment #2 (Listed in the ViSalus constitution) states “We are committed to scientific excellence and will always create the highest quality products backed by the greatest scientific research available.”
Many people wonder, “Does Body By Vi work?”. Not only does it work, but it works so well that that 90 day challenge based around Body By Vi has launched this companies sales into the stratosphere.
Bottom Line on the Visalus Scam Question
Long history in the marketplace, dynamic & experienced leadership along with great products all are proof positive that any claims of ViSalus scams are completely false.
This is a company you can count on.
Never give up on your dreams my friend,
Paul Hutchings
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ha ha.. lol.. I LOVE that video. Thx for sharing.
Lexdynamic is the brown bear. Not much going on upstairs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZiw15VgWoI
Scam = When you’re promised something that turns out to be false
If Visalus is promising you wealth without work or skill.. then it would be a scam.
It seems to me they are promising wealth AFTER work and skill.
Not a scam.
It’s interesting. I’ve been approached by friends who seem to be inviting people every week for a “challenge”. I suspected it was nothing more than multi level marketing, which is a nice way for a legal pyramid scheme. But what I’ve found is that Visalus representatives have a clear strategy to overwhelm Google searches of “Visalus scam” with their own “independent third party” reviews. Why would they do this, if it’s as good as they claim? Why set up such a defense of the term “Visalus scam” when they would tell you that Visalus is definitely not a scam. It’s a scam.