Comments on: ACN:Pyramid Scheme or Exciting Biz Op?

By: Tibia

Tibia — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 14:29:57 +0000

Nice…

Thanks, I always aprisiate a good read. Dont stop posting!…

By: Henry Vigeant

Henry Vigeant — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 19:01:07 +0000

I totally agree Acn is hard to build. Some people earn , most people don’t. I have done comparisions and am glad I moved on with my team from ACN to better choice.

By: nick cordano

nick cordano — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 23:03:02 +0000

ha. love sites like this! been a year and half and doing acn full time now guys! i still have all my friendships, more time freedom, and now more income. I am a redding local so if you dont think people with out a college education can ever achieve success i would be more then happy to meet with you. regardless of what your thoughts are toward acn, it is like anything else in life. If you dont put effort in you wont get anything out of it. And for anyone who thinks they are goin to be rich in less then a year with acn you have about a 4% chance to do it….haha. so stop thinking its a get rich quick scam and put a 2-5 year game plan just like any other business you would start. God bless guys

By: Melodi Valasek

Melodi Valasek — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 10:34:29 +0000

I understand that but where does it take us?
7 percent of all statistics are made up on the spot.

By: Yi Waller

Yi Waller — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 01:54:28 +0000

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By: Tanya

Tanya — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 21:59:23 +0000

I have been an ACN rep for a little over a year. I love this company. I’m glad it’s not for everybody because then it wouldn’t be an “opportunity.” Everybody would be a rep. I own a successful court reporting firm in town, so I guess that’s a pyramid. People work for me and I get a piece of the action, just like the rest of the business world. I don’t need to go into a huge litany of explanations of why this company is so credible and where it’s going in the future. Kevin M. #37 and the doc say it best. But there are some BIG things right around the corner and I’m thrilled and thankful to be positioned where I am in this company to financially secure my future and my family’s future. If it doesn’t work for you, it’s probably because you didn’t work it. I’ve seen plenty of reps do nothing and make nothing. As with any endeavor, it takes work.

By: josh

josh — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 21:51:28 +0000

these reviews are giving me mixed thoughts yous are all confusing me, im 21 and i went to a meeting a friend brought me to and i was talking with a 68 yr old who is doing this and he was telling me how his son brought him into this cuz he said he got screwed over by the economy in 02 and in 08 n he lost like his pension n 401k i dont know what the 401k is but he said then his son brought him in to this and now hes making like 10 grand a month and why would this old man lie to me and his son lie to me, i talked with him as well, and everyone there was real nice n really excited about life and i know when my bank account is high im always in a good mood too so im just saying i think alot of ppl are callin it a scam cuz they heard from someone else who prolly spent a day tryin to make money n it didnt work so they started talkin shit about it, thats jsut my opinion

By: RA

RA — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 12:26:26 +0000

Correction: (”They’re” always working and of course I know that opportunity is not spelled “oppportunity”).

By: RA

RA — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 12:20:32 +0000

The part about people who use ACN’s services will save money 90% of the time is an outright LIE!

I did ACN a few years ago and EVERY SINGLE CUSTOMER HAD A SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE IN THEIR UTILITY BILLS. Not just in one area of the country, but in several states.

That was the deal-breaker for me. If their main business premise is based on a lie, I can not perpetuate the lie — this little concept called Professional Ethics!

I immediately cancelled my contract with ACN, switched off my own services, and ate the $499 loss.

At the time, I was somewhat open to MLM companies and there may still be some valid oppportunities. I found that I very-much disliked the business even if they had told the truth. These people pretended like they didn’t work, but wherever you saw them, they were ALWAYS pitching ACN to everyone! Seems like there always working and always working. Surely nobody can LOVE annoying and pressuring their friends… And how much fucking Starbucks can one drink?!

I do agree with Donald Trump on one thing — do what you love! Do what you love because it takes alot of effort to make something successful. Do what you love and you better be damn good at it! Do what you love and always strive to do it better! But when you do what you love, you are always working and you are never working all at the same time!

At any rate, ACN will try to get you to fly all over the country telling you it is what the most successful people in the business do. While ACN’s top scammers will indeed be there (to count their chickens, no doubt), this is in my opinion a mechanism to get people to not want to walk away from their loss because now it is too substantial. $499 isn’t as hard to walk away from as $4,990!

Additionally, there will be no new information at these regional trainings, just the same BS. It becomes like that old car that you keep sinking money into — eventually you must cut your losses.

As for attorneys being on the payroll — attorneys are there to thread the loop-holes of the law so no one goes to jail. They are not there to make sure ACN is ethical!

Finally, I am not a disgruntled ACN failure. I chose to not perpetuate a lie about utility rates.

Bottom line — ACN’s product SUCKS as bad as theit ethics!

By: C-Ro

C-Ro — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 04:45:15 +0000

I went to the recent national convention, and I saw the majority of the crowd was a lot of down on their luck hopeful’s gunning for an opportunity. Everyone seemed brainwashed as well. I didn’t feel good the whole weekend of the convention and was getting negative vibes urging me to run.