Posted by Elizabeth thode on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/New-Member-Bio-tp4023216p4023251.html


You both made good points. However, that being said, those who sell a product should disclose that fact UP front.It is true many co's are MLM.  And yes, it is true that some products work for some, and not for others.In the supplement area, I find this has more to do with two factors:the body's metabolism or ability to absorb nutrients, and the actual qualityof the nutrient.As far as cell phone stickers, see previous post. In a nutshell, I am more then weary about these particular products. Lizzie
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Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2012 07:53:03 -0700
Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: New Member Bio--Gia/BioPro
















 



 


   
     
     
      On September 29, cjosephj <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I was burned by this company and its highly deceptive advertising

> years ago and did not find any benefit to their over-priced products.  

> Make your own judgment, but do your due diligence first. --CJ



Well, I've certainly bought things from MLM companies in the

past that have been very helpful, so one cannot say that

products don't work simply because they are an MLM.  Nor

can you say they don't work because that MLM has questionable

business practices.  The products are the products, and

how well they work is pretty much independent of the legal

problems of the company.



Also, we have seen many times here that a product can work

wonders for one person, while another person notices no

benefit.  So just because someone notices nothing

does not necessarily make it a bad product for everyone.



I'm quite aware that BioPro has a bad reputation, but if

it works well for some people, then we need to be aware

that it may work well for other people here.



Marc



   
     

   
   






       

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