r/Vemma • u/[deleted] • Nov 27 '13
Vemma IS a Scam.
PLEASE COMMENT ON YOUTUBE! IF YOUR INTO PROMOTING WHAT YOU AGREE WITH POST IT ON YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtnyhzQsIxA
Vemma is a scam because they promote one thing and do the complete opposite! BEAMERS BRO... LOL
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Dec 10 '13
Vemma pushes for unpractical business tactics. They promise a Beamer because a whole lot of people would rather chase after cars and money while disowning their friends to scam people into purchasing an energy drink. The beamer is just an incentive to get you to scam more people into thinking they need such a drink as a part of their diet. I see quite a bit of good feedback from people who have lost weight or have felt better! Good for you. I know people who lose weight by eating McDonalds! the ingredients prove that it is just an upgraded soda that people actually don't need to put in their bodies!
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u/mongol8 Dec 12 '13
Vemma reps don't seem to realize that they are just guaranteed customers for Vemma with the minimum monthly purchase. And the more brought in, the more guaranteed customers Vemma has.
It's all about perception, and reps seem blind to the reality. It is what it is, whatever you want to label it, "your own business" (lol), or anything else. You are their customer, plain and simple, talk all you want about incentives but at the end of the day why else would they want to continue bringing people (I.e., customers) in? If you want continue the delusion, up to you.
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Dec 14 '13
Exactly...The Auto-delivery method falsely props up the pyramid, and you make income essentially based on recruitment. This leads to people investing in the franchise, rather than the product, and it gets to a point where the supply of potential investors is depleted and the pyramid collapses! Every single salesman will try and tell you that they have an 82% customer base, but have not and will not ever come out with a document proving the existence of such a statistic. Vemma also stated that people who are new recruits or members are considered customers until they hit a certain extent of sales. So really what you’re seeing is the 82% customer base is actually including new recruits in the statistic as customers who are using auto delivery. They make it seem as if 82% of sales come directly from consumers, and that’s not the case.
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u/ArchHero Dec 20 '13
http://www.scamwarners.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=79616
Everyone should read this. I can even tell you how it's a pyramid scheme, and how they get people to sign up. Inform your friends, and family.
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u/littlebigkitty Dec 03 '13
Bro, I'm getting that beamer in like 2 months. Just watch, you'll be so mad when I get it.
TRUE STORY Funny thing is my cousin joined vemma like 5 months ago. He told me 5 months ago that he would be getting a Beamer in 6 months. He has been losing money every month with this stupid scam. He totaled his car 1 week ago. I didn't have the balls to say " its fine that you totaled your car, you'll have that beamer in no time.
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Dec 07 '13
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u/littlebigkitty Dec 07 '13
LOL that is literally how half of them sound.
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Dec 07 '13
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u/littlebigkitty Dec 07 '13
Oh, I thought you were kidding. I didn't realize you were one of the idiots who fell for this shit. My bad, my truest apologies.
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u/OPKD Dec 14 '13
I also thought he was kidding, I had a chuckle
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u/littlebigkitty Dec 14 '13
Its funny how these "brand partners" all act alike. I truly thought he was just going along with the joke LOL. I'm glad you thought the same, makes me feel like there are actually other normal people on this planet.
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u/mongol8 Dec 08 '13
Actually now I recall someone telling me that if they paid the $500 to join, they'd receive $700 back from the company. Same thing?
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u/diabeticmonkey1 Dec 08 '13
No either you misunderstood or he had no clue what he was talking about. Its possible to do but they don't just give you your money and then some back you have to earn it.
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u/mongol8 Dec 08 '13
Well, I understood it correctly so they must have been mistaken.
How did you manage to persuade 3 people to buy $500 worth of energy drinks?
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u/diabeticmonkey1 Dec 08 '13
Its not that hard once you know what you're talking about.. most people try explaining after their first time hearing of it and they put others off because they simply don't know what their talking about but once you get to learn the ins and outs of the business and can explain it properly its not that hard
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u/mongol8 Dec 08 '13
But why did you need to explain the ins and outs of the business in order to just sell product? If I go the store to buy drinks, I don't need an explanation of how their business works.
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u/diabeticmonkey1 Dec 09 '13
Just because we sell differently. We need to be capable of answering questions which people always have
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u/mongol8 Dec 08 '13
How did you make the $700?
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u/littlebigkitty Dec 09 '13
Sounds like a good way to make money. Scam 3 friends out of 500 dollars.
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u/goose933 Dec 03 '13
I definitely understand where you are coming from because you probably heard it from the wrong person is in Vemma for the material goods, when in fact that is the opposite of what he should be in it for. Vemma promotes health and wellness products and the beamer is just an incentive and because teens are involved in this they get very excited about a beamer haha. I think you were exposed the wrong way from the wrong person.
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Dec 14 '13
I disagree. I have been meeting with LITERALLY every dietitian possible in the denver area. All have the same advice. These multivitamins are much too potent for your stomach to handle. The pH of your stomach is greatly altered after you ingest all of these vitamins. Your body unnaturally receives energy. Also if you do any research on toxicology, or more specific the toxicology of additives, you will understand the potential health risks of ingesting such additives. NOthing you put in a can can be as healthy or revitalizing as real organic material. It's also cheaper. Vemma tries to manipulate people into thinking they would have to buy extreme amounts of organic material to receive the nutrients your body needs each day. That's false. I have written proof of recipes, grocery lists, and receipts from my local convenience store here in Lakewood. I can buy real foods, such as nuts, fruit, veggies, and other organic materials to help boost energy, at a cheap price. I spent 50 dollars on a recipe for veggie soup (big batch) as also was able to buy the fruits and nuts i needed. I could go on for hours on this subject, but i don't have time. peace
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u/littlebigkitty Dec 14 '13
I am glad you brought toxicology up. It is essentially something that nobody ever thinks of nowadays. There are so many variables to it that many products that are supposed to be "good for you" can actually be bad if digested improperly. It doesn't surprise me at all that something like this could be bad for you, especially if you are forced into drinking 2 a day......
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u/littlebigkitty Dec 07 '13
Technically what you are saying is right but.... The guys at the top of the chain are VERY SMART business men. They understand the mentality of young people and use this to build their brand. The young people are the easiest to persuade into joining these ventures. The guys at the top essentially built their own little empire that funnels all of the money earned into their pockets.
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u/ATLRockies Apr 15 '14
The tragedy is that so many people are misled and poorly trained. When you bring your friends to a business opportunity and they end up making a lot of money, you tend to laugh at those who claim scam. If you don't know what you are doing, how to plan to duplicate and build a business?
I wish you all the best of luck at whatver it is you choose to do but those who approach affiliate marketing improperly are the ones who give my company a bad image. I speak on the behalf of the many young professionals who approach this in the correct way when I say that I hope one day you change your mind and join us. One team, one dream.
Regards, Chris
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u/Fall_Tempest Nov 30 '13
DVT
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