Comments on: Jus Prelaunch http://jefferyboyle.com/jus-prelaunch/ Tue, 08 May 2012 18:24:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Jeff http://jefferyboyle.com/jus-prelaunch/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Jeff Mon, 05 Jan 2009 09:35:40 +0000 http://jefferyboyle.com/?p=57#comment-53 Don, I too was involved in Quixtar/Amway. I left Quixtar after six years and did make money while there. However, much of what I learned, both positive and negative, helped shape a better opportunity with Jus International. The main thing I wanted to ensure is that more people made money faster. That is the number one reason people quit network marketing. It became a mission of mine to make this better in our comp plan, that is why there is so much money for new people with Jus. Jeff Don,
I too was involved in Quixtar/Amway. I left Quixtar after six years and did make money while there. However, much of what I learned, both positive and negative, helped shape a better opportunity with Jus International. The main thing I wanted to ensure is that more people made money faster. That is the number one reason people quit network marketing. It became a mission of mine to make this better in our comp plan, that is why there is so much money for new people with Jus.

Jeff

]]> By: Jeff http://jefferyboyle.com/jus-prelaunch/comment-page-1/#comment-57 Jeff Mon, 05 Jan 2009 02:56:47 +0000 http://jefferyboyle.com/?p=57#comment-57 Rosemarie, Thank you for visiting my site, but I am sorry that your comments are in error. We pay up to 56% of each purchase which means that our IBOs make more on each bottle than we ever would. We choose to distribute our product through a voluntary army of product evangelists. After we pay commissions, pay for production and pay for all other overhead, our IBOs make more than we do on each bottle. We have also tested our cost versus competitors. None have the nutritional value we have and none pack as much value into one ounce. Jeff Rosemarie,
Thank you for visiting my site, but I am sorry that your comments are in error. We pay up to 56% of each purchase which means that our IBOs make more on each bottle than we ever would. We choose to distribute our product through a voluntary army of product evangelists. After we pay commissions, pay for production and pay for all other overhead, our IBOs make more than we do on each bottle. We have also tested our cost versus competitors. None have the nutritional value we have and none pack as much value into one ounce.

Jeff

]]> By: Don Kinson http://jefferyboyle.com/jus-prelaunch/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Don Kinson Tue, 15 Jul 2008 21:20:54 +0000 http://jefferyboyle.com/?p=57#comment-36 Interesting. Sounds to be just like Amway/Quixtar. IBO's and everything else. I have been a part with Quixtar twice, and it was very painful, along with too much boasting from uplines. I don't want to make another mistake. Can you comment. Interesting. Sounds to be just like Amway/Quixtar. IBO’s and everything else. I have been a part with Quixtar twice, and it was very painful, along with too much boasting from uplines. I don’t want to make another mistake. Can you comment.

]]> By: Rosemarie http://jefferyboyle.com/jus-prelaunch/comment-page-1/#comment-34 Rosemarie Sun, 06 Jul 2008 18:43:18 +0000 http://jefferyboyle.com/?p=57#comment-34 It's a great product, but giving the seller only a measly $4 is a rip off and riduculous! Why would anyone want to do that? The seller should get at least 25%! And the bottle is beautiful, but I'm not going to use it to decorate with--put it in something simpler, sell it for less and give the seller a better share of your profit! It’s a great product, but giving the seller only a measly $4 is a rip off and riduculous! Why would anyone want to do that? The seller should get at least 25%!

And the bottle is beautiful, but I’m not going to use it to decorate with–put it in something simpler, sell it for less and give the seller a better share of your profit!

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