Hi,
I just wanted to warn every one from makeing a mistake and joining yor.com or yor health product. I meet a really good looking guy on the street name Chris Rodriguez not sure if that is really his name. So he told me to go to starbucks and meet up with him to talk about the business which i thought was weird. But i just fell in love with his dreamy green eyes. But he just was talking on and on and I couldn't tell if he knew it was a scam but he was all pumped about selling a no-frills version of what everyone is advertising like mad right now. VOIP! Priced up there with the name brands but without all the enhanced features, free phones/wifi phones/routers or specials. Just the outdated box Vonage used to give away but for an extra $70 or more. Is there such a thing as direct marketing when something much better is popping up in your face every five seconds? Of course not. The sole purpose of direct marketing is to create, produce and market your own unique products. Anyone knows it would be insanely stupid to work an MLM against any competition. Much less, being an ant in an elephant march that's gaining more elephants day by day. It's an insult to one's intelligence to even imply the possibility of making riches near minimum wage.
These people have been 'in business' for some 7 years and avoiding recognition (from the law?) by changing names constantly and moving all over, but still they have been internet related all that time and there have been no loyal customers or reputable reviewers whatsoever touting the products. No money is coming in from that but they are tricked into buying it themselves like classic pyramid schemes described by the FTC. It's just common services that they have licensed from another company. I followed it back to cognigen.com which has more services with a free rep signup. A perfect pyramid scheme product without spending anything. So the $390 is for a few boxes to get a jump start generating revenue? No. All of it is distributed up the pyramid. That $390 gives you no product to sell and make money from.
The 'business' is not on any MLM list because of the simple fact that it does not qualify as one. The 'product' will never even be at the bottom of the many VOIP review sites and is obviously just there to slip under the legal radar and get naive kids right out of high school to think it's legit.
Sadly most give up college, friends, future and everything they own to live with 50 others, working minimum wage, have no money and their only material possessions are some nice suits. They were very happy with a positive attitude though. I'll give them that.
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