“Why I don’t recommend Zrii

The formulation and promotional tactics used with Zrii areindicative of many other network marketing companies I’ve seen that have junk products based mostly on cheap fruit juices combined with tiny amounts of superfruits or medicinal plants. The current talk about Zrii seems focused on two things: 1) The seven key ingredients (which are dwarfed by the grape and pear juices), and 2) The income opportunity. I don’t have a particular bias against network marketing companies — after all, I openly advocate the Amazon Herb Company’s products — but I’m very selective about who and what I recommend, and I don’t recommend network marketing companies based on what I see as being low-quality products packed
with cheap fillers. Furthermore, since Zrii is pasteurized, how much medicine is really left in these plants after they’re cooked anyway? Do all the Zrii customers really know they’re...

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No wonder so many people are skeptical nowadays against Network Marketing companies and Network Marketers in general. How many of us bought a product from those companies expecting all these wonderful things, just to find out some time later that, all was just hype, one more time.

No wonder they (MLM Companies) got such a bad reputation among many nations.

I do know that a handful of MLM companies do have very good products, that I use myself. I have tried many of them, and the majority is nothing close to what they have been selling to the public.

Xango is just another one of them: Filled up with hyped marketing.

I bought and used Xango Juice for about two months, I took it everyday… at the end, nothing!
I know what most of them promoting the product, would tell me: –”It was working,...

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