"Money Makers Monthly" Selects Eniva as their "Company of the Month"
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The Network Marketing Business Journal aka "Money Makers Monthly" has selected Eniva as the featured "Company of the Month" for September. Here is their story:
| Company of the Month Eniva
Top Eniva distributor urges disenchanted networkers, "Give it one more try with this company."
Top Eniva® distributor Randy Allen is urging all disenchanted networkers who’ve had their dreams stolen by failed companies and sham products to give it just one more try with Eniva. Allen believes in this solid, eight-year-old company that has given him the success that’s he’s been looking for for so long. Allen could buy four Cadillac Escalades per month and 10 people on his team could buy a Cadillac Escalade every other month after joining Eniva within the last two years. “Fifty-five people in my organization are driving new cars through the company's car bonus program,” Allen told Network Marketing Business Journal (NMBJ). “Everyone I know in Eniva is successful,” he said.
Eniva’s “impact” product is VIBE™, an all-in-one liquid nutritional supplement that addresses all aspects of the aging process. Eniva has just opened in Mexico and Canada, which has Allen and his team excited. Allen also likes the fact that Eniva has what he terms “honest owners” in the Baechler twins, brothers Andrew and Benjamin. He’s also impressed that sitting on the company's board of directors are the former presidents of Watkins and Fuller Brush. But most important to Allen, and those on his team, is that they are finding the lifestyle that they want. Besides the monthly income, Allen is driving a Cadillac Escalade with his car bonus money and he’s just moved to a beautiful home overlooking a golf course in Tennessee, near the Smoky Mountains.
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And based on the photos going around the Internet of checks with Randy Allen's name on it, the "Company of the Month" story is true!
Congratulations to Randy Allen for his success in Eniva! Unfortunately, the FTC does not take kindly to this sort of recruitment hype. For more info see Rod Cook and the "MLM Watchdog" web site where he explains: WHAT MAKES EARNINGS CLAIMS ILLEGAL?"...they must be prevented from bandying about high earnings achieved by a minority of purchasers with no indication of the unrepresentativeness of such earnings."
And the truth about "Money Makers Monthly is that feature articles for "Company of the Month" and "Product of the Month" and the rest are all for sale by owner Keith Laggos (recently convicted of SEC violations). For more on this racket, see our report on "MoneyLosersMonthly.com". Since Randy Allen is really the focus of the report - not Eniva - it's quite likely that Mr. Allen paid for the story himself, usually estimated to cost around $25,000. He can certainly afford it, with an income of $205,081.92 in just one month. But the bigger question still remains unanswered: Can Randy Allen actually cash that check?
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