I first off want to say out loud "SPELL IT RIGHT" The company name is Melaleuca. Like any work from home opportunity it will seem like a scam if you don't do anything and don't get any results. The thing is, you are ultimately signing up to make your monthly shopping purchases. If you ...
To me buying into this company is like joining a cult and getting out is no pleasure either. Beware and don't ever let them send you their automatic deliveries, last month I got 6 small items about the size of a bar of soap for $60 and most of it I can't even use. Most is overpriced and the rest is ...
I was conned into ordering some of this crap from this compamy as well. I got two different types of vitamins, both made me sick at my stomach. I got some pills that are suppose to be for stiff joints due to arthritis, after 30 days, i noticed no difference. The sales rep told me that it would take ...
My wife got scammed into signing up for this after signing on to facebook from an "old friend". Besides having outrageous prices ($26 for nothing more that a 16oz. Bottle of glorified Lysol, or over $70 a month for their non FDA approved vitamins), when inquiring how to get out of this ...
Ok, so I am a sucker. I had enrolled with them 3 times. The first time a lady who I knew signed me up and I was a customer for 2 years. Didn't really have any customer service problems. When I wasn't happy with a product they would ither credit my account or send me a cheque after returning the ...
I had a friend who was starting up with Melaleuca. I didn't know much about it, but she made it sound great. I do not blame her as to each is own. I felt bad and decided to sign up. I was told that I buy these products any way. Yes this is true, and yes it is good to use prouducts good for my home. ...