Here we go again! Fools rush in to make "ulimited income" with Agel (they pronouce it "agile"). Here is how the hook works. $1000 worth of product (vitamins suspended in a gel)... Brings you in at an executive level, and you must sponsor 4 per month for your bonuses. (The average person only can sponsor 1-2 people a year). You are ask to go on "auto ship" at $200/mo. And I'm sure they will be pushing tapes, books, CD's and other must have marketing junk. The average person will come in at a grand and last for 6 months... Spend $2,200 for product they will try to sell on eBay for a dime on the dollar.
Gel technology doesn't get vitamins into your system faster... Gel technology was developed for childrens medicine that is liquid and depensed on a spoon, inorder to inhibit loss do to spillage.
Here are your clues that you are going to lose your money:
1. New, difficult marketing plan. If you can't explain it after seeing it 3-4 times... (the company wins).
2. Company boasts of millions in development venture capital.
3. New "Un-Proved" product and technology. (What labs tested their claims)
4. Pushes for $1,000 investment.
Don't be the fool that falls for this non-sense, that's why you're here... Listen to Your voice of Reason... Not the Voice that says... But what if I could make a million?
If you feel this is the right opportunity, do the following:
1. Buy the product (1 bottle)
Use it for 1 Month
Ask yourself:
Did I like the taste?
Do I feel better?
Did I take it as directed? Religiously?
Comparison shop for similar products.
Is the pricing fair and reasonable.
If you do that for a month, you'll either believe in the product and be able to sell it or you'll be looking at the next "fast money" scam on the net.
Be smart, join an investment club. Buy stocks, real estate, gold. 10 club members at $1,000 each and $200 month can build a nice portfolio.
Yes, the MLM Pros will make a fortune with agel, the company will make a fortune, but you will end up will a bookshelf full of vitamins.
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