I suspect you’re here because you’re online searching the term Usana scam to get the facts on Usana and determine for yourself if indeed a scam exists.  Well that’s exactly what you’ll find in this article, the facts, no hype and no fluff. I should lead by stating that I am not involved with Usana in any way, so I will not be trying to recruit you.

I will however, let you know the exact steps to take to have success in Usana should you determine after examining the facts, that it’s a good fit for you.

The Usana Facts:

• Operates in over 14 countries around the globe
• Publicly traded on the NASDAQ since inception in 1992
• Founder Dave Wentz voted One of America’s Most Powerful CEOs 40 & Under by Forbes.com
• Dr. Myron Wentz receives the Albert Einstein Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Life Sciences (2007)
• MLM Insider named Usana #1 Nutritional & Weight Loss Company in Network Marketing (2010)
• Consumer Lab awarded Usana #1 Overall Merchant for Customer Service Satisfaction (2011)
• Has paid out over $800 Million in commission to associates

And the list goes on and on and on…..

So is there a Usana scam?  A Resounding NO!

Then Why The Usana Scam Claims?

The Usana scam claims are brought by two different types of people.  First are those who are clueless about network marketing and the laws concerning it.  According to the Federal laws that have been established for almost 4 decades now, Usana meets all criteria for a legitimate mlm home based business.

Not only that, but to be a publicly traded company on the NASDAQ signifies that they have had to pass even stricter FTC and regulatory laws.  You can be assured that Usana has been examined by Federal officials more times than you can imagine.  Did I mention that they have been publicly traded since 1992?  That’s nearly 20 years.

A Usana scam or ponzi scheme would not have the infrastructure to last 20 years.  MLM scams and there have been some will collapse typically within 2 years.

People who claim that there is a Usana scam clearly lack understanding in determining a scam from a legit mlm company and most of these people hate the MLM industry altogether and deem all companies as scams.

Who else calls Usana a scam?

The second group of people claiming a Usana scam are ex-reps who were once involved with the company and failed.

The fact is that no matter how great Usana and its products are, they will not sell themselves.  Unfortunately, some reps may have been led to buy into that hype and it simply isn’t true.  Products don’t sell themselves and network marketing isn’t a walk in the park.

The reason most have and will continue to fail in Usana is because they lack the skills that network marketing requires.

Can You Make Any Money With Usana?

Usana has received awards for their compensation plan and have one of the highest paying commission payouts in the industry.  So there is money to be made, however, you must understand some things and equip yourself accordingly.

They are in a highly competitive and saturated niche of nutrition and weight loss.  And people have been pitched so much with pills, juices, tablets and powders, it’s become a “me too” niche.  There is nothing spectacular about it to the masses, especially when you can get a very similar product at your local health food store or on Amazon.  I understand that reps think their product is the best thing since sliced bread, but so do all the others of competing companies.

Also, once a company has been around for so many years, it becomes increasingly difficult to make substantial income.  You can bet that the reps in Usana’s Million Dollar Club caught the wave early and have been with the company since inception.

So If There Is No Usana Scam, Should I Join?

If you’re going to join Usana Health Sciences, instead of concerning yourself with some “Usana scam” myth, you should be focused on the key skills you’ll need to build your business.  As I said before, your success  will have absolutely nothing to do with the product, but everything to do with marketing.

To successfully build your Usana business, you must learn marketing skills and simply sending people to your replicated Usana site, handing out flyers and harassing family and friends do not count.

There is a science to network marketing and it includes learning to BRAND yourself and generating your own leads.  Without targeted leads coming to you on a daily basis, you will fail.

If you can solve the two problems you and your team will face and they are:  a lack of leads and a lack of money, then you will be positioned to have massive success in Usana or any other mlm home based business you decide to join.

Imagine if you generated 5-20+ free leads for your Usana business every single day, would that make a difference?  What would your business look like?  To see the system that I use to consistently generate free leads (as indicated in the pic below) and how I have personally sponsored over 60 reps, fill out the form below.

 

 

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