Is Eleviv a scam

Answer 1

Well first we must define the word "scam". According to The American Heritage® Dictionary the word Scam means- A fraudulent business scheme; a swindle. tr.v. scammed, scam·ming , scams, To defraud; swindle.

So, by that definition ELEVIV is absolutely NOT a scam. Nor is it a "pyramid' or "ponzi" scheme, because by definition it is usually only money changing hands and no real product or service is evident Or changes hands. Some product enthusiasts make medically unsubstantiated claims for the product that are only supported by the "testimonials" of those selling it. That being said, anyone is free to try the product and see for themselves and if the product doesn't work for you, you have only lost about $60 (USD), Xango does offer a satisfaction guarantee, so you may not be out any money. Eleviv is sold by XANGO, LLC, it's parent company, a multi-level marketing company located in Lehi, Utah. Many nutraceutical companies are located in and around this area. Multi-level or Direct Marketing are basically a different marketing technique in that instead of the consumer hunting down a product or service, the product or service comes to the customer. This type of Marketing is becoming more popular. If you EVER have doubts or concerns about this or any MLM or Direct marketing company you can research it thoroughly at MLM Watchdog located at http://www.mlmwatchdog.com/INDEX.htm, They are an excellent and UNBIASED tool.