Jim

I am so disappointed in you. I had thought that most people had seen all the laments about Melaleuca being a scam. Or maybe a basic Google Search that turns up over 41 Thousand entries under "melaleuca scam" means there is a conspiracy to keep this company from saving you. The complaints are almost all the same: charges to credit cards that exceeded what was orally promised, typical pyramid tricks, refusal to quit billing your credit card once you discover the fraud, widows and desperate women conned into trying to make money but failing. etc etc.
Melaleuca is a network marketing and multi-level marketing company, which means to make money and achieve success a person must build a large downline of customers who also purchase the melaleuca products and promote the business opportunity. As with most other multi-level marketing companies, it is basically semi legal robbery. The Wellness company, Melaleuca, was founded in 1985 by Frank Vandersloot. Before he took over the company, Melaleuca had been marketing false claims not supported by the FDA. Vandersloot restructured the compensation plan, making it more favorable for the marketing executives, with consumer direct marketing. Independent representatives became membership enrollment promoters instead of being expected to sell products,
PLEASE OCF READERS, DO NOT BE TRICKED HERE. RESEARCH AND BE WARY OF RIP OFF COMPANIES . You risk losing money here just by clicking and joining their web site. Just my opinion, but Jim is seriously misguided to tout this company.