NutriCellix now has a YouTube channel & Bo Short has shared some videos of the recent webinar. The videos address some of the questions that I had and wrote about in the previous review about the company that is launching on 1 January 2020 just in time for New Year's resolutions. Products, pricing of products, compensation plan as well as the business model being formed from the best practices of Amazon, Alibaba, Facebook and other top e-commerce sites. I was actually the very 1st viewer of the videos that were uploaded to the Official NutriCellix YouTube Channel earlier today, (I do find that sort of odd due to the fact that the channel does have 262 subscribers, I also liked the videos, asked a question about each and became a subscriber)
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NutriCellix Review Updated
Yes, I did indeed do a review about NutriCellix on the 24th of November after a good friend of mine invited me to have a look at the opportunity. (View it here) Why then am I now writing an update to the review? I'm glad that you asked 🙂 As stated above, there is now much more information available than before. 
As a matter of fact, after watching the videos on YouTube, I have decided to accept the invitation from my friend and have a much closer look. My referral link is https://MyNutriCellix.com/TonyLeeHamilton as I did find out that in the invitation pre-launch phase it's free. Just in case I do decide to become an Ambassador and promote the opportunity and products, I figured that it would be a good idea to lock in my spot. I do believe that it will be highly unlikely that I do…………
One thing that didn't sit too well with me tho was the fact that my Invitation e-mail as well as my back office shows “Master” as my referrer and not my friend. I did contact her to let her know, so hopefully they she will be able to get it corrected as it seems to be a main site referral. MyNutriCellix.com is the company's site that I also obtained much of the information that I share here on this article as ell as the previously written review titled NutriCellix invite phase, is it a scam or legit opportunity? My NutriCellix Review
What changed my mind?
A few things actually changed my mind, the most important one being Bo Short himself as I have now watched and listened to him many times. In the original review I mentioned that he was a part of Neora formerly known as Nerium, who is now being investigated by the FTC suing them alleging that they operate as an illegal pyramid scheme. Neora filed a counter suit against the Federal Trade Commission stating that they are attempting to change the rules for the Direct Sales Industry.
Many years ago I was a representative for a wonderful company called FHTM, (Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing) have you heard of them? They also ended up being shut down by the FTC & it broke my heart because many were punished for a few bad apples. That being said, a few months before, some of the very successful leaders walked away and joined other companies. In hindsight, I now realize that they saw the writing on the wall, getting out before the all came tumbling down.
How does that relate to this?
Although I believe that it's most likely a similar situation for Neora, I do see them being shut down very soon as well. Just months ago Advocare was also sued by the FTC and closed down as a network marketing company. I feel that Bo also sees the writing on the wall so he decided along with his wife Roni Short to start their on company.
I'm still not 100% all in as there are some red flags holding me back, some more concerning than others & I'll list them below:
- The company address is now different which is not very concerning and the warehouse at 900
Wilmeth Road in McKinney, Texas - The volume points earned are different depending on whether the purchaser is an Ambassador or retail sale.
- There is a $100 Swab DNA Test for Ambassadors (not sure about customers)
- The products are supposedly created using a modern technology system and is the only company in the world that has a proprietary process as well as exclusive rights to that process, delivering customized wellness and weight solutions, powered by each individual customer's very own DNA. (Sounds very time-consuming as well as expensive to me, what do you think?)
- Emphasis is more on building a team than on the products (More about this below)
- How many heavy hitters from Neora and/or Bo & Roni's team are already registered at and promoting NutriCellix to the masses? (Top spots are many times in position even before the pre-launch)
Ambassador Rewards Plan ~ NutriCellix Compensation Plan
The NutriCellix Compensation Plan is being called the Ambassador Rewards Plan & has 5 ways for representatives to earn. It is a unilevel pay plan with generation check match going as deep as 8 levels depending upon your status or ranking.
- Retail Sales – Purchases by you and/or your customers (You don't have to purchase anything)
- SmartSave Customer Commissions – This is Autoship monthly customers who receive a discount. The payout is the same as when you have a basic retail sale but the CV (Commissionable volume) is less to make up for the lower cost to the purchaser.
- Team Commissions – As you rank advance, you are paid more levels deep and at different commission percentages. The first promotion is becoming an Executive Ambassador which is achieved by having 2 level 1 Ambassadors and all 3 of you have at least 100 QV points in the same month.
- Leadership Matching Bonus – To receive this commission, you must be a Pearl Ambassador who has 100 personal QV points as well as 3 Executive Ambassadors. Additionally, you need at least 3 active placement organizations which simply means that you place someone on your 2nd level below another team member. The really nice difference with this is that when you place someone on your 2nd level, not only does the person who receives the referral earn 5% you will receive 8% creating a win-win. Most other multi-level companies pay a lesser percentage on each level, making it less likely that there will be teamwork.
- Leadership Bonus Pool – Diamond or higher level Ambassadors receive shares of the entire customer volume through what is called the Global CV . Also, leaders will be rewarded with promotions, trips, incentives and more!
Rank Advancement Criteria
Levels listed below are kept track of by an algorithm in the NutriCellix Invitation platform.
- Ambassador – here everyone starts at registration plus have 50 qv points
- Executive Ambassador – 2 personally sponsored ambassadors plus all 3 of you have 100 qv points in the same month.
- Opal – 2 personally referred Executive ambassadors plus 100 qv points
- Jade – 3 personally referred Executive ambassadors plus personal 100 qv points + 1,000 cv (Combined Volume)
- Pearl – 4 personally referred Executive ambassadors plus personal 100 qv points + 3,000 cv points and 3 active placement organizations
- Sapphire – 5 personally referred Executive ambassadors plus personal 100 qv points + 10,000 cv points and 3 active placement organizations
- Ruby – 6 personally referred Executive ambassadors plus personal 100 qv points + 20,000 cv points and 4 active placement organizations
- Emerald – 7 personally referred Executive ambassadors plus personal 100 qv points + 40,000 cv points and 4 active placement organizations
- Diamond – 8 personally referred Executive ambassadors plus personal 100 qv points + 80,000 cv points and 5 active placement organizations
- Blue Diamond – 9 personally referred Executive ambassadors plus personal 100 qv points + 100,000 cv points and 5 active placement organizations
- Black Diamond – 10 personally referred Executive ambassadors plus personal 100 qv points + 150,000 cv points and 5 active placement organizations
- Red Diamond – 11 personally referred Executive ambassadors plus personal 100 qv points + 300,000 cv points and 5 active placement organizations
- Crown Diamond – 12 personally referred Executive ambassadors plus personal 100 qv points + 500,000 cv points and 6 active placement organizations
NutriCellix Products, Pricing & Volume Points
The YouTube video above was posted on the NutriCellix's Official Channel and goes through the products, pricing and commissionable volume points. There are 2 prices available as shown in the NutriCellix Product Pricing Model, the retail price & SmartSave (Wholesale) price. The SmartSave price, while being called the wholesale price is also the AutoShip price and the products ship every month unless you cancel.
One thing that I will mention that has me still on the fence whether to promote the opportunity and/or products is the fact that the “Volume” points are different for Ambassador purchases than for that of an outside customer. I can absolutely see the reason for different volume points for retail & SmartSave sales because of the cost difference and the fact that the representative still receives the same commission amount. The thought process for more volume points from purchases from representatives than customers seems to point toward an emphasis on team building.
Images below show pricing & volume point differences:
As you can see by the images above, there are instances where the CV (Commissionable Volume) is double for Ambassador purchases compared to customer purchases. Is it just me or does anyone else not see a reason for that?
One big question that I also have, does the Ambassador purchasing from him or herself also earn the commission for the sale? I haven't been able to find that answer out yet but hope to know it soon. Looking at the diagrams above, I don't believe that will be the case, maybe that's why the CV is different, what do you think?
Another thing that concerns me is that if the NutriCellix Weight Management System is indeed customized according to our specific DNA, wouldn't the products cost much more than stated above? Another thing of concern, with nutriCellix launching on New Year's day, what % of the potential customers will still be on track with their resolution to lose weight and get into shape?
Who is NutriCellix for?
In my humble opinion, it's very important to either be on the direct team of a recruiting rock star, be one yourself or be a great sales person in order to earn any amount of money. In my over 10 years online, I have thousands of referrals to various platforms (View them on the Home Page here on this site at TonyLeeHamilton.com)
Because of the Active Placement Organization part of the Rank Advancement and Commission Plan, I do see the ability for someone who isn't a rock star recruiter or great salesperson to be able to earn. That being said, the upline is going to utilize that strategy wisely and only place referrals under those who are actually producing and I can't say that I blame them. In Network Marketing, like many other organizations, 10% of the people do 90% of the work. Also, 90% of those who join never last more than 90 days with most dropping out much sooner if they ever show up at all.
I should also mention that as far as I can tell, the NutriCellix opportunity is only available in the United States with the products being available in Canada as well as in America. The video above also says that expansion is expected soon in other parts of the world, o worldwide friends stay tuned.
Review Summary
I am at this point cautiously optimistic about the NutriCellix opportunity and products after watching the YouTube videos shared by Bo Short yesterday talking about the NutriCellix Products, Pricing & Compensation Plan.
So, as stated above I have indeed signed up for free but it is almost a guarantee that I won't be proceeding because of the DNA thing, view my referral link page at https://MyNutriCellix.com/TonyLeeHamilton
I will of course also be sharing updates, especially after the 1 January launch with more answers to the many questions that I have already asked.
I am awaiting an answer to my question as to whether the DNA Swab Test is mandatory even if I don't plan to be a customer myself, this could very well be a game changer. In fact, I am still very sceptical about anyone needing a DNA test, I don't believe that the products will be different based on the results. I also foresee it being very difficult to convince any potential cu*tomer to take the te*t and pay the $100 up front if ever.
What questions do you have about the NutriCellix Opportunity, Products, Compensation Plan etc….? Ask them in the comment area below. View the 1st NutriCellix Review by clicking here (it will open in a new tab)
Mr,. Hamiltion, how has your day been so far?
Firstly, I’d like to thank you for this well-written article. I cannot find any other article that provides great information on NutriCellix like this website does in general so I appreciate that a lot. Secondly, I’m definitely skeptical with the whole DNA thing, I feel like that’s their best way to make money and the most important part of how they work. Gives me the creeps in a way haha. Anway, thank you
Hi Tony!
First off, thanks for the information! I am also looking into products that are worth promoting for affiliate sales. I think it is great that you have given some honest feedback on this one and your personal opinion.
I too am a bit sceptical about the DNA thing. If they are to develop an individual plan how do they package the product? I guess it could be a different mixture of prepackaged items. I will have to look into the product itself and the process before I jump on board.
I’m with you, I do see the potential for marketing and making some dough but feel a bit on edge about the longevity. I don’t see it as a scam but do think this one would take a bit of work to get it where you would want it to be. Completely possible though.
I will be doing more research before I join this one.
Thanks man!
Hello,
NutriCellix reveals itself more and more; its compensation plan and its pricing seem to be right. However, if you still have some red flags, it’s better not to take this opportunity. And honestly, I still don’t want to give my DNA away to suscribe to this business opportunity. So, for me, it’s a huge NO!
It’s kind of weird that a company will tell people to pay $100 just to conduct a DNA test so that they could use it and create a customized weight loss product is actually insane. If there is one thing that I disagree with this company is just this. Well, I don’t know if there are people doing this, but I won’t.
I really have been watching this company for a bit now.
I think it’s really nice to see how it works, I read the previous article a long time ago but I really didn’t quite understand it and getting to see this new one has made its clearer and I am quite okay with the compensation plan but the real deal is that are their compensation plans actually real and
Hello Tony,
The article is educative as I run through your review on NutriCellix Products, Pricing & Compensation Plan, it will be good to be part of the system one day, I will put an eye on becoming a member and use it as a source of income online to my website and learning.
Thank you.
Aluko.
I saw that NutriCellik has a YouTube channel. I’m very interested in the new generation of products but somehow I still haven’t been able to find myself in it and see myself as a customer, it’s not that I don’t believe in their campaign but I need more time to explore this new field and the whole product and DNA concept. the article is comprehensive and I like it.
How any reviews and/or blogs do you do per week? You are inspiring me to keep on writing and publishing my blogs and reviews.
This is a very interesting company and thank you for shedding light on it. I never heard of this company prior to you posting about it.
Do you have a subscribe option on your website, so people can know when you have new information posted?
I am refining my journey and staying focused on it so that I can replace my W2 income.
Thanks for providing an updated review keeping us informed of all the recent developments. I have a lot of reservations about MLM and don’t think it could offer me personally a way to make enough income, although I’m sure it works for some.
I’m also naturally sceptical about any health claims being made by any company about health products. I will be sticking with affiliate marketing which I understand better and feel there is more potential with.
I have no experience with NutriCellix products so I am not very competent to give my opinion.I have no idea why NutriCellix is just so popular and has been endorsed by so many people. From reading this post I can give a suggestion to my friends if they want to use this product of course with a good recommendation.I will bookmark this website.
Thanks for sharing this.
I have used a few NutriCellix products over the years and they have really been good although, I have really thought about join up their program but I think with this invitation you got it enough proof that they really exist and and it well structured thanks for sharing this Tony.
My experience with MLM has told me that most of them are pyramid schemes with a product, sometimes a very good product. Under this system, like the pyramid, if you get in early and you are a good salesman, then you can really bring in the money. However, as the base of the pyramid spreads out, even selling the product becomes challenging, far more, recuiting new members. So I am not surprised at the suit from the FTC. I have nothing against NutriCelix – yet – so I hope that for their sakes, they turn out to be legit.
NutriCellix Products look good, but have a hard to understand compensation plan. As I like network marketing, I have joined 2 major ones in the past. I think it is important that since people are duplicating upline efforts to succeed, they need to be able to follow a simple and doable blueprint of how they are making sales.
A strong, yet easy to understand compensation plan is necessary to explain it to your downline. However, the products look very promising and are probably very well-made.
What has happened with Nutriellix since Jan 2020? I see it’s a MLM company. With the onset of CoVid-19 perhaps MLM marketing is the way to go in our current world condition. Is there a way for you to make your argument more clear? I’m not sure what you are recommending to me as the consumer. Perhaps at the beginning there could be some bullet points? I need help here to make this break down of NurtiCellix and your recommendations clear. Thanks.
If you have to recruit to earn money then that sounds a lot like an MLM. I don’t like companies that have auto ships they rely on people not canceling and just send the product any way knowing most wont send it back.. I’m not keen on companies compensation plan as it seems almost impossible to achieve any form of success. This is definitely not for me.
Nutricellix is something that has been trending of recent.Most people that have contacted me say they have great compensation plans plus the products are superb. I had to check out their live webiner on youtube as well and I was impressed.Its great to have an online expert like you Tony reviewing something that we are really interested in. Thanks for sharing.
The fact that the products are created with a modern technological system that offers customized solutions to well-being and weight, driven by each individual customer’s own DNA, is interesting, but in practice, I think this is a really long process, and I can’t imagine the implementation of this.
That this company has an ownership procedure and exclusive rights to this procedure is nothing special if they developed it themselves, today many companies only develop their own processes and are also the sole owners.
The article about NutriCellix is interesting, you will probably publish some new information about it, including about mutual disputes with the FTC.
Even though I am not a big fan of MLM platforms but I feel like there are some online businesses that are actually worth the try and maybe one would be able to make some amount of money off of them. The way you explained it is really nice and I think that I really like what you have said.
I believe it is good to know about the product you are about to pay your hard earned money for, it’ll help you realize whether the product is really worth it or not, whether it is advisable for you to spend that amount on it. Nutricellix products are quite selling and the compensation plans are nice, depending on what you’re expecting.
Articles like these are extremely helpful for individuals like myself who are always looking to participate into companies such NutriCellix. I am currently looking into 4Life as an immune system company which supposedly helped my friend’s father in Peru who had similar cancer that my dad currently has.
I will bookmark this website, I strongly advice anyone willing to do the research before jumping into a company program. I am not a good sales person, so obviously, this would not be a good choice for me. Thank you for the advice.
Another curiously article Tony but this one concerns me. Cheap DNA testing, FTC challenges as well as ?? connecting to the trade proprietors. Early signups that thrust deals will likely advantage from the commissions but in case they truly have a strong item is this sort of deals channel truly required. The more that gets to be known approximately the Co. and the item with increasingly audits hitting the net at that point the more challenges I may see. Curiously but not one for me. Talking of inconvenience, with what happened to past companies getting in inconvenience with government administrative organizations, I think the administrators of this company are presently cautiouscareful
cautious not to tread on the same way those sad companies have trodden.
Hi Tony,
I appreciate the questions you brought up about the DNA and the pricing of the products. I’ve been involved in companies like this in the past and it hasn’t worked out for me however I still think it’s good to look objectively at individual companies.
I did visit their site via your link and I was hoping to find an FAQ because I have already had a DNA test through another company and I wanted to see if I could submit my results instead of taking their swab however I did not see an FAQ section.
Anyhow, I look forward to your updates.
Lisa
This article here is an amazing one and I can also say the initiative from the company is a very impressive one as well. Thanks for a great article Tony. It’s my very first time coming across NutriCellix product. Thanks to your post. You were able to share your candid opinion for readers to be able to make a decision. I feel better now knowing about NutriCellix after reading this article.
Hey there Tony.
Reading this review on NutriCellix just have red flags flashing and bells ringing. We appreciate your honesty in all your writing. Mix all the red flags with suicide plus another similar situation occurring to someone else and it’s a mess.
We doubt many people would want anything to do with NutriCellix.
But, we are different with differing appetites for risk so some people might consider testing the waters themselves.
Solomon & Selina
Good to see this infroinfromation here. Well, not very many companies have come out like this to prevent the overview of the way their company plans to dish out the commissions and all the payment plans and all. This really says a lot about this people’s commitment to their community of workers.
I have been seeing the business online and in a to say I am really pleased with all these seen in line with how good they are so far, it’s just that I really want to know about the competition between them and another brand between them since the compensation plan is really good and anyone would jump at it e
There are spots of products that offers you good business deals for do business with them and this enables you as a business owner to make the best out of their products. it’s good that you shared this about nutricellix, it’ll be of great help to people who are willing to do the business.
The pricing and compensation of these platform is actually an off one for me because it doesn’t seem to have a lot more to people that they can benefit from it. I see it not so worthy and I will try my best to ensure that the very best can be achieved here too. Thank you so much for sharing the information provided here with us all.
Hi Tony,
Thanks for this important article. I did read your NutriCellix review of 24 November. I wish to say:
– this update is actually pleasing to see. It’s good of Business people are able to seek the intervention of The Law when they feel they have done nothing wrong
– the issues in the update are however more complex than before!
I wonder why you say, “I won’t be proceeding because of the DNA thing”? Do you feel uncomfortable doing it, or do you feel you won’t make it?
Regards.
Personally, I have no idea why NutriCellix is just so popular and has been endorsed by so many people. I find their products to be over priced and to be honest, I do not think it is going to work. I still believe in eating healthy and live a healthy lifestyle. Most people that are promoting them all have good genes already. I certainly against promoting any product that I do not believe in, plus I do not like their compensation structure.
Your audit of Nutricellix was helpful. I returned to peruse your underlying survey of it, and I went in there speculation it was a trick. I cheer you for being incredulous about Nutricellix and afterward doing a follow-up on the program.
This survey the subsequent time around was extraordinary if there are authenticity and potential in the program. Despite the fact that it absolutely isn’t a program I would pursue now, I’ll think of it as in the relatively near future. Possibly as the program creates and begins to get results, maybe I’ll audit it. I’m typically not one of the principal individuals to join after another application dispatches. So we’ll see.
Much appreciated again for following up on Nutricellix. It’s essential to know whether it merits investigating or not.
Hello there!
The article there is an amazing one and I can also say the initiative from the company is a very impressive one as well. The new YouTube channel the company now has will make it easier for people to eatch adverts on their products and every new innovations they make. All these will surely contribute to the progress of the company.
Thanks.
Thanks for a great article Tony. It is only through articles such as this that enables people to make informed decisions about the many business opportunities. I have never heard of Nutricellix product. Now I have a good understanding of the products and the business opportunity, I can make an informed decision.
It’s my very first time coming across NutriCellix product. Thanks to your post. You were able to share your candid opinion for readers to be able to make a decision. And for anyone who still feel they want to jump in, they can as well find out and make personal research about those issues you raised. Overall, great article!
I really learnt a lot about NutriCellix from reading your article and I appreciate that you took your time to take aout an in-depth research in the company to give you enough information for this well detailed and explanatory review. Unfortunately NutriCellix products in my brief experience are very much criticised and that therefore makes me hesitant about the product
There are a lot of levels here and i think it is going to be hard work climbing up the ladder. but the fact that it is real makes it attainable. the compensation plan is awesome when achieved. i think it is better to start up as soon as possible. i will like to share this with my friends to offer them the opportunity also.
I never liked pyramid schemes and i probably never will like them either, there are just way too many scams out there, that being said there are a few exceptions though, not all are bad. But I’m not sure NutriCellix is one of them, in my opinion there are too many red flags for that program. Also, a DNA i test is something i would not send to an unknown company and i doubt many people would, doesn’t matter what they claim to sell.
In any case, this is just my take. Great article by the way,
Mark.
Hi Tony
I like the different ways that NutriCellix Compensation Plan offers for one to earn an income, but the list of ranks are really long and overwhelming.
I also believe that for every legit and fair business the emphasis should be more on the product than on the team.
The update on the need of the DNA swab test will be appreciated.
Hi Tony,
Thank You very much for this very interesting post on NutriCellix products, pricing, and compensation plan.
Well, I hope they corrected their error and had your friend set as the person who referred you. It’s always important to understand how these things work so you can ensure that if there is a commission to be earned the right person gets it.
I’m curious as to why they are having Ambassador do DNA tests. Well having the emphasis be more on the team than the product would definitely raise red flags for me.
Regards,
Candy Benn
Another thing that concerns me is that if the NutriCellix Weight Management System is indeed customized according to our specific DNA, wouldn’t the products cost much more than stated above? Another thing of concern, with nutriCellix launching on New Year’s day, what % of the potential customers will still be on track with their resolution to lose weight and get into shape?
Thanks for all the details you have provided on this business. It does seem like it might be a legitimate program, although one that is not free of controversy. I’m reluctant to jump in at this time, however, as it doesn’t fit with my targeted audiences. But for someone with the right audience, it might be a good opportunity to link to this business.
I’ll be following your updates on this and maybe I’ll decide to join later.
While it’s better that there’s now some more information it won’t change a lot I feel. I don’t think people are realistically willing to pay that $100 for something which may or may not work. In theory the whole DNA thing sounds nice, but at the end of the day, a service like this needs to be mainstream for it to be long term sustainable and not rely mainly on network marketing.
I’ve worked with Bo Short previously, and he is energetic and caring about helping people succeed. He does give good training. In his interview, he explains with he and his wife Roni chose networking for their new product. They wanted to bring this to people and make a difference in the consumer’s life as well as the representative’s life. This could be a good product as it is measured by each person’s DNA to establish the proper path to the vitamins they need or the healthier products they should intake. All in all this might be a success.
I admire your honesty in giving this review about this product. When you enumerated the things that make you doubt and not 100% all in caught my attention. You made me feel that you are not only after the commission you can potentially get but you do care about people’s welfare. This is the kind of marketer that I’m looking for. They are rare breed. And you are one of them.
Great compensation plan!
I think the idea of the product is awesome and it can really be of great help to a lot of people in need. I also like the prices, I think compared to other brands of products in the same category, their prices are affordable. So, it would not be hard to sell at all.
I really hope that their issue with the FDA will be solved soon. Because I am very much interested in promoting their products.
Thanks for this update!
Hello Tony, getting a legit business online is really great and this is clearly what I want to see online. To be very factual, this nutricellix us definitely offering something great enough to still be in existence since all these while. I actually love the fact that they offer some tangible products which qualifies them as being legit. Cheers
Nutricellix is a fast rising company even though it has been battling some issues with the FDA, it still stands in that high place. I think it’s products are quite affordable and it can be a good opportunity for People who are willing to market for tem9, their compensation plan is also nice.
Nutricellix is definitely the way to go about it and I an pretty delighted by the things I have seen here. It seems to offer it all and simply, I love it all for all you have shared here. To be very honest, this is a great post and one that I can focus better in the long run with it all. Thank you so much for sharing here
This is a full on review of this nutricelix product and the business that you have here and all they have to offer. I think it’s really nice to see how it works but the read deal is that are the compensation plans actually real and do they live up to the claims. Also if the products are so expensive then it will be hard to sell what they have to offer.
I have been watching this company for a bit now. Like you I am still a little leary. Unlike you I have not signed up yet as I am still doing some research like reading your article here. Unfortunately right now the company sounds good in theory however too many red flags that have not been addressed yet.
Thanks, Tony, for your super-detailed and revealing article about Nutricellix. I have read your previous review before, so this has been an interesting update. The compensation plan sounds indeed rather luring. But it must take a lot of learning and commitment, and a bit of ‘thick skin’ when it comes to the recruiting side of it. This scheme doesn’t really resonate with me, as I’ve tried that before and found out that I would not be passionate enough about a business approach of this kind. Cheers for all the useful information. I much prefer the idea of The Global Moneyline that you have so wonderfully reviewed. Take care!
Hi Tony!
Thanks for such an informative post about NutriCellix Products, Pricing & the Compensation Plan. If I’m honest I had never heard of it before, but it is great learning about new products with your help. I actually love the fact that they offer some tangible products. Brilliantly put together.
Thank you so much for this wonderful review.
Thank you for the informative article about Nutricellix and their compensation plan. I have come across the Nutricellix product review before, so it is interesting to read more about their compensation plan. It certainly appears to be pretty complicated, as is the case with so many multi level marketing companies.
So really you need to be constantly recruiting and building a team, something which I am not keen on.
Hello Tony Lee Hamilton, thank you for sharing this informative and resourceful review article . This article is centered on NutriCellix Products, Pricing & Compensation Plan. I have stumbled on your article on NutriCellix quite a number of times. It is really an interesting product. I tried it out and I’ve recommend it to few people
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Hi Tony!
Thanks for such an informative post about NutriCellix. If I’m honest I had never heard of it before, but it is great learning about new products with the best! I read your review and found some interesting points to take into account, however I’m going to read your previous review to see more things with more detail.
Thanks for the post!
Hello tony, What an interesting product this is honestly. To be very factual, this nutricellix us definitely offering something great amount to still be in existence since all these while. I actually love the fact that they offer some tangible products which qualifies them as being legit. I also see them as a platform that we can make use of over time. Thanks
Hi there tony – Digital marketing is something that I hav contantly struggled to evolv with. I really enjoyed reading through this page. HAd pretty cool videos and was very informative. Weight mangement is an interesting topic and also a key interest point in my life. Brilliantly put together. Thankyou so much for this.
This review is very informative and unbiased. I appreciate the fact that you never fail to provide updates on a prior review based on increased knowledge. It does seem a bit unfair that heavy hitters would be able to promote prior to launch. The good news is that joining and securing a position is free. I have bookmarked this review as I will continue to follow the progress of this opportunity as you continue to provide the updates. The compensation plan sounds great.
Hello Tony! this is an amazing review you have got here. I have been doing thorough research on the nutriCellix products and so far I have got reasonable details about them but the Team Commissions is one part I really haven’t understood very well. I will go over this post again so I can get a proper understanding though.
Wow! What an interesting product this is honestly. To be very factual, this nutricellix us definitely offering something great emought to still be in existence since all these while. I actually love the fact that they offer some tangible products which qualifies them as being legit. I also see them as a platform that we can make use of over time. Thanks
Well, that was interesting…started to reply, then went back and read your original review. When I was finished, I was not taken back to this space. Took me a while to find it again. I’d gotten as far as saying I think it’s very helpful and responsible of you to update the information on this new review, so we’d all be in the loop.
Interesting, that Neora filed a lawsuit against the FTC as a response to their allegations. I do hope you write a third review in which you tell us the outcome of that one. I say good on them for standing up for themselves and making an affirmative action.
The DNA sample thing does sound like it would be expensive, and afford lots of problems with dealing with customers and making sure the orders are filled correctly. I never heard of a company requiring such a thing. Waiting to learn the outcome.
The compensation plan does sound rather juicy, but how hard is it to move through those levels? So often, a new member gets bogged down close to the bottom of the ladder and gets trod upon by the ones moving above him. Have you found out from any members how difficult it is to rise up through all those ranks? We know that any MLM company takes lots of work to build a team, and sometimes it’s just so difficult that people give up.
I’ll be watching to see what you decide to do about this one.
I love your commitment to giving good updates on these sites even after you have written one before to make things clearer and up to date for readers. I read the previous article a long time ago but I really didn’t quite understand it and getting to see this new one has made its clearer and I am quite okay with the compensation plan. With regards being an ambassador, what are the benefits that comes with it?
This is a very good post Tony. Although I must add here that I am not a very good fan of going into MLM programs this one seems to have a very juicy compensation plan. I do not like the name they gave the plan though because it makes it seem like people are only going to be working for them for free which doesn’t sound right to me. All the same, I think I should give this a try.
Thank you for this informative article and insightful article. It is great that you are updating your previous review and make it current and provide good value to the readers, including the video. It is very useful that you provide a lot of details on the product and the company’s compensation plan. At least, the reader has all the relevant information which he/she then can use in deciding whether to promote the product or not.
First of all, thank you for being so precise: this article is extremely informative, as well as all references and updates you shared with us. I didn’t know that much about these companies and it is extremely useful that authors like you share info to keep us informed. Indeed it is extremely hard to follow all companies and their models, and the fact that many use sort of pyramid schemes makes it harder to trust them and make decisions.
Nutricellix products are very much criticized and a lot of people have said different things about whenever it is safe to be a part of Nutricellix or not. I’ve not seen a review that says of how good the compensation plan is so I’m waiting for a review about it to be able to decide whether it’s worth it or not.
Thank you so much for sharing with us a wonderful and informative article. The main theme of this article is NutriCellix Products, Pricing & Compensation Plan. It is truly incredible that you have illustrated this topic so well in your article. I have learned a lot by reading your article and gained a lot of knowledge about NutriCellix. Of the points mentioned in your article, I like the Ambassador Rewards Plan.The exclusive offer that this company’s compensation plane has is really awesome. Also, NutriCellix’s products are better in quality than other companies.
Finally, I enjoyed reading your article and so I’d like to share your article in my Facebook group if you are happy with me.
Huh, this is fascinating stuff. I just came from reading your Neora article and it is interesting that this founder of NutriCellix was working over there as well.
I appreciate your thorough review. I am curious to see the follow up a year or so down the road and see what becomes of this company, if they are able to create success and share that success with their members.
I agree that this product and there business model seems pretty expensive. DNA is amazing and I feel that there are some great breakthroughs on the horizon in science, medicine, and health.
Thanks for another nice post, Tony! Every time I read one of your posts I come to know something new to watch out it is developing my perception to evaluate an opportunity little by little.
I am not much experienced in marketing stuff and learning those things. But I do have significant experience in product development life cycles and production processes. And the rule of thumb is more generic product – > larger customer base -> lesser price
specific products -> small and focussed customer base with a LOT OF DATA about users -> more costly.
And vice versa is true as well,
more generic product – > larger customer base -> lesser price
most of the good ones go for the generic market, dividing it on the basis of key parameters being more specific but still having a significant user base and launch a range of products to harness the market potential. Making a claim that it is customized as per specific DNA is a big claim. No doubt that it might work for a lot of people, but for almost everyone is simply impossible.
Hello Tony,
Even though I have been living in the U.S. for almost 5 years now, I honestly haven’t heard NutriCellix before. Reading your review makes me interested to learn more.
The product itself looks promising. However, the MLM scheme is something that I would never consider joining myself. I just don’t quite trust that kind of program. What’s more, no matter how modern their technology is, I would reconsider sharing my DNA profile. I would trust doctors and hospitals more.
Thank you for updating your review. Looking forward to learning more. Maybe I would change my mind about them.
Its an interesting concept to think that a diet plan can be specifically designed just for you, from a DNA swab from your mouth. I think that I would have backed out too, considering the background of the owners, and I personally don’t want my DNA in the hands of some random company. For you never know if they are selling our information or not these days.
I have never heard of nutricellix before but I would caution anyone getting into MLM marketing because most of these types of business end up failing. The only people that end up making money are a few at the top. Another red flag is the DNA factor. I doubt any company except very wealthy corporations could afford to link a person’s DNA to a product to help a person achieve the results wanted. I would stay away from this scheme.
A deeper and more closer look to how this actually works and that makes it a lot more interesting and enlightening like I will always say that I don’t like mlm offers. However, with this nutricelix comes a whole new outlook entirely that I feel that I can benefit from a lot. Thanks for another good post about nutricelix
Hi Tony
It is good when you revisit old ground once again, as it is important to keep abreast of new developments. I also been iit is important to have an open mind and change your opinion depending on what new information has revealed. A good talker does not necessarily mean that it is a good business. What I cannot believe is the DNA aspect of the product, as this is stretching the realms of reality. There is so much wrong, first it assumes weight gain has a genetic component and that secondly that this fat gene is known. I have never heard of this and do not think it exists. Weight is more to do with your lifestyle and not necessarily in your genes. If gene mapping was routine why wouldn’t Doctors use it for the patient to predict future diseases?
It does not wash with me. The model may be sound but not necessarily the science behind it.
Thank you
Antonio
Thank you for keeping us updated! I read your previous review of NutriCellix a few days ago and was curious to hear their progress. This new information is certainly a lot to think about. I think it’s definitely essential to continue checking in with them as if they’re 100% legit, this could be absolutely earthshaking technology. I, too, find myself cautiously optimistic. I want to believe that this is the real deal. Looking forward to your next update!
Hi Tony
Thanks for updating your review. I remain very skeptical about the product itself. If there is any customization going on it can only be using specific mixes of predetermined products to make your personalized supplement cocktail. Whether there is any scientific basis as to why your specific cocktail would produce the claimed weight loss and nutritional benefits I very much doubt. How propriety could this be I wonder. Even if they were identifying specific genes in our DNA makeup and giving us supplements depending on which genes we have it can only be a few so I am sure if there were any customization it would be very basic and limited. And if it actually works you can be that big Pharma will be hot on the trail. This is probably a lot to do with why they are trying a launch using MLM.
Thanks again and best regards,
Andy
Thanks for this well documented review about NutriCellix. But weight loss, in my opinion, is related to lifestyle: healthy food and sports. I know weight loss is a global issue. Maybe worth a try. But I have no problems with extra weight. On the other hand, being an MLM, it’s not for me.
FTC seems to be determined to see a lot of these programs go down the drain, I had another program ninjas joined thatbrjry also closed down. Too bad hey, anyways the 100 bucks for the DNA does seem to be a push away to some potential customers for real. Thanks for sharing this review and don’t forget to check the mobile look of this post.
What are the chances of this Nutricellix breaking the usual low success rate of MLM’s?? I have found that unless you are a great sales person already in the weight loss field, these MLM’s draw newbies in without a hope in hell of success due to the restrictive business model.
The details you are showing are interesting, but I am still not convinced MLM is right for me…
This gave me a lot of information about Nutricellix, I had read about them before but I didn’t know their product pricing and compensation plan.
Although this seems a revolutionary weight management program because it would lead to the disappearance of people’s complaints about their weight loss program not working as it would be tailored to their DNA. I’m not that sure about their legitimacy or longterm presence either, there is too much evidence/coincidence against them.
This gave me a lot of information about Nutricellix, I had read about them before but I didn’t know their product pricing and compensation plan.
Although this seems a revolutionary weight management program because it would lead to the disappearance of people’s complaints about their weight loss program not working as it would be tailored to their DNA. I’m not that sure about their legitimacy or longterm presence either, there is too much evidence/coincidence against them.
NutriCellix operates in the nutritional supplement MLM niche. The company launched earlier this year and is headed up by co-founders Bo and Roni Short. In addition to co-founding the company, Bo Short is NutriCellix’s CEO. Roni Short works as President.its glad that they have a compensation plan, it would really help other out.
Another interesting article Tony but this one concerns me. Cheap DNA testing, FTC challenges as well as ?? attaching to the business owners. Early signups that push sales will probably benefit from the commissions but if they really have a solid product is this type of sales channel really needed. The more that becomes known about the Co. and the product with more and more reviews hitting the net then the more challenges I could see. Interesting but not one for me.
Thanks – Jason.
Hi Tony
wight loss comes from two major things: healthy diet with appropriate amounts of calories and regular exercises. all these products does not sounds good to me and are not necessary for wight loss. Your review is great beyond that but the weight loss thing was an important issue to comment on
good luck and well done
At first it seemed like the ultimate idea but thank you for being honest in this review. There are way too many red flags. Time will tell though but I think I will distance myself from it too. But on a second thought, I might just sign up to watch it from within and see.
From my point of view I can see a lot of red flags! Specially the fact that their product production is basically a secretive one that only they have the power to control what they make and how they make it; which is really odd. Are any of those products FDA approved or do they have any type of lab feedback that can be seen for the testing of these products?
I have seen quite a few blog about NutriCellix now. Its obviously a new start, which for a company in the health and wellness patch always throws up skepticism
This was not helped by the free pre-launch aspect
Reading further about this, it seems that the owner was connected to a previous company which got shut down by the FTC and I have had experience of this in recent years, being associated with My Advertising Pays, which then became The Advert Platform and both companies were closed by the FTC, as was MOBE which I was also associated with.
That aside, the focus with this venture is going to require some really hard work in order to build a significant income
In some ways it seems like a larger version of SFi. I might be wrong
Either way, the article had me asking me more questions of it than I actually had solved, but none the less an enjoyable read
Looks like this is a very good network marketing company! The product line is good, they look very elegant, from the packaging to the messaging how they can help us. I checked your link, arrived in the company’s home page, and thought of joining.
Talking of trouble, with what happened to previous companies getting in trouble with government regulatory agencies, I think the operators of this company are now careful not to tread on the same path those unfortunate companies have trodden.
I have been involved with MLM before with Herbalife who I know have also run into trouble and have been the focus of an investigation by the authorities. If you look at any MLM scheme it becomes obvious that those who get in first and those who recruit most for their line are usually those who make the most money. If a product is a good product, why do you need MLM to sell it? There are a multitiude of other ways to sell. If it looks like recruiting is more important than getting repeat customers for the product then the focus is in the wrong place. I would look very carefully before getting involved with any MLM company for these reasons.
Hi Tony,
Thanks for writing this review, and taking on the job of consumer watchdog.
Nutricellix definitely sounds like a pyramid scheme, so I think I will steer clear of this product. The idea of using DNA analysis to create a weight loss program unique to yourself sounds pretty good.
My concern would be whether or not their process has been refined enough to actually accomplish what they are claiming to accomplish.
I think a lot of people that feel desperate to get their weight under control might fall for this system, and get horribly disappointed.
That’s very unfortunate, but at least this review can help some people get a heads up before they put money on the table and get ripped off.
Thanks once again for all of your hard work.
Michael
Hello TonyLee,
Custom weight management is such a crowd and money puller. If u can find a way for people to lose their weight, u will be rolling in billions, literally.
The Ambassador Rewards Plan ~ NutriCellix Compensation Plan sounds interesting. But i have to say that i find the products Overtly overpriced and downright expensive. They seem to be selling luxury items to common people.
Good review Sir.
Aparna
One of the things I really hate is when a company that works with the multi level marketing model places more emphasis in building a team (recruiting) than in their actual product. I would not like to go after my family members and friends. No, I will keep away from them.
I’m not a fan of weight loss products either. So, I’ll give them a pass.
When the writing is on the wall…. yes I see it. I don’t like network marketing and I really don’t like dealing with anyone that has a case pending with the FTC. I’m also very hesitant when it comes to weight loss products and services. I really do believe that a person just needs to eat healthily and exercise regularly. All these fancy products don’t excite me.
Hmmmm!! $100.00 DNA fee. Right there I am at about 1000 questions. When it comes to MLM I really think it is a thing of the past. The fact of the matter is that I look very closely at whether the company is big on recruiting or big on its product,
I think if the product is so good it can be sold as an affiliate product and recruiting of pyramid levels are not needed.
Thanks again Tony for a great article
Hi Tony
In regard to content
Considering this type of business can only be considered a Pyramid scheme, your analysis seems to not provide a unbias conclusion. It kinda leaves one awaiting more, which is, in a way very insightful of you. The content bandies about, back and forward with positive, negative, and plenty of evidence either way. I like and appreciate the analysis.
My Analysis of Topic
In the day and age of genetic migration principles, I would be questioning the legality (morally) of promoting something that federal agencies have long tried to force upon the population. DNA samples and/or typing could be sold to the highest bidder and utilized in ways we currently possibly imagine yet. This is a serious concern for anyone with concerns in this field and they would most likely report the site (and affect your sites Google rankings). I have this seen before (DNA theft/dissemination in NZ), and don’t particularly wish to see the litigation involved happen to anyone I know.
I hope this helps
regards
BK
Tony,
Funny you should change your stance to a more positive position the longer you’ve checked out this company. I had the very opposite. At first, I thought about giving it a try, but the more I have investigated, the more I am saying “NO WAY”. The way I am being approached on the whole idea is already showing signs of a pyramid scheme. No thank you!
I’ve been in NetWork Marketing for 11 years now, and this experience has confirmed I am happy with where I am at. No need to look for a quick dollar from a different company, especially when it’s showing signs of activity I am uneasy with.
You got to wonder, what are they going to do with the DNA collected if they ever run into a rough financial period? Would they be desperate enough to sell it?
Cherise
Hi Cherise,
I do agree with you my friend & you can read the 3 other Nutricellix articles on this website to see updates as well.
Thank you so very much for sharing your thoughts & expertize Cherise, you are welcome back here anytime my friend.
Tony
One of the things that caught my attention, was that Bo Short is also involved in this program. I don’t say that because I know him, however it’s more along the lines that he was involved in other companies that have been shut down by the FTC or as you mentioned in your article has seen signs and jumped ship. In fact there’s a few companies if I understood the article correctly that he’s been a part of that he has seen signs and jumped ship. It seems as though he understood what could potentially happen capitalized on the growth or the money making opportunity and has he seen that the FTC was about to move and decided it’s probably best to leave.
Another thing about it that has me a bit skeptical is the $100 DNA fee as well. I’m actually grateful for your review because it’s easy to get swept up in these types of opportunities because they’re new and you want to get in on top.
One of the other things that concerns me is the compensation plan. I’ve followed you and read a few of your blog posts so I trust and value your reviews and feedback. Obviously it was free to join, so I wouldn’t judge you for joining especially if it allows you to get a better look inside the system in order to give a more thorough review. With that said, would you trust them openly as an opportunity, and would you recommend actually joining the business? I also noticed it’s not so much about what the product does, but more about the compensation and system which usually has red flags.
I value your opinion so I’d be curious as to your response. Thanks as usual for your in depth reviews.
You are welcome Sean and thank you so much my friend for taking the time to take a thorough look at this article and for your thoughts about NutriCellix as well.
I have been involved in several Network Marketing companies before. Most of them were legit and are still operational There were a couple that failed. In order to succeed you not only need to buy and use the products (If you don’t who will believe you are serious), but also to recruit a team and train them to do what you do. Until this team grows according to plan only a fraction of the members will succeed. By definition you cannot have 100K top performers in a company that has 100K distributors.
Your article proved that it is people who attract and sell more than the company. You could have a poor company, but if you believe the person who is trying to recruit you, that makes all the difference. The opposite is also true.
Then there is this issue of needing one’s DNA to tailor a weight management program. What scientific proof do they have this works? And I mean third party independent results.
I am glad that your mind is not made up on this as I still see red flags rising.
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Edwin
Yes Edwin, I do agree my friend.
People join people & people join people who they know and trust, especially when they are enthusiastic.
You are welcome Edwin, thank you.
Tony
This is interesting. I been looking into some referral options for me so I could be a part of. This seems to be a good option. I was looking at your description of your Ambassadors Reward Plan and Rank Advancement criteria. Very unique idea that I come across. I would likely do more research on it before I become a part go their ambassador program. Thanks for the post.
You are welcome Michael, thank you my friend & I agree with you in doing more research.
Tony
As you have pointed out, this is a network marketing platform, riding on the wings of a good product.
Having the goods being sold in Canada alone is a drawback, but if you can build a team around yourself plainly for sales and earn a very good “volume” point, then it is good to go.
But you must bear in mind that it might not be a business you run for long but on a short time base. Wishing you all the best
HELLO, I started reading about this product on the net for the past 2 days, me personally I never used a product like the nutricellix program but after reading your review about it i have a massive interest for trying it out the program, overall very good post and keep up the good work
Thanks for sharing more information about NutriCellix. The company sounds legitimate. I was curious to learn more about their compensation plan and got my answers here. Thanks again! It’s quite complicated, and honestly, I don’t like it that much. I see you have some experience with network marketing. So my question is, how much could you earn if you start promoting NutriCallix?
Hi Tony,
thanks for your really informative review of NutriCellix. I had been looking into becoming an Ambassador for Nutricellix, but I’m not sure as sales is not really my strong point. I guess that my search for an online income will have to continue elsewhere. Thanks again for your honest review. Regards, Andrew
Thanks for such a detailed review. Usually these type of companies may not be fakes but as you mentioned they focus more on promoting their products rather than the actual product itself. I have previous experience with something similar and there is little opportunity to be successful with such programs. There are far better opportunities out there to spend your time than this. At least this is what I believe!
Hey thank you for updating us on Nutricellix! I have been trying to keep up with them as well, in hopes that they have some success and maybe end up being a good business venture. I don’t think an ambassador buying for themselves will earn a commission. I’m sure that there will be some incentive other than volume points, but as of right now, it does not seem like they have mentioned any. I would venture to say they will at the very least add an incentive later one so that they can get more sales to Ambassadors, but we shall see.
Hi Tony, you’ve put together a very thorough and in depth update on what seems to be a very specialist product. I will have to go and read you original review to give myself a better understanding of the whole product and structure of the business as at the moment I don’t seem to be able to get a firm handle on it.
Just knowing the stigma that is associated with any form of DNA testing I agree that it might be difficult to get people to sign off on that, not with standing paying the $100 for the privilege. As one of the other comments mentions, I’d also question what safeguards are in place for that information to be held in total privacy.
The compensation plan may, on the face of it, seems straight forward but I have been caught in the past by those that need you to have some qualifying amount each month. For the less initiated going in this might seem excessive as far as being able to work up through the ladder. Saying that, if one has the confidence in the product then selling should not be as much of an issue.
I am a bit confused here, your content title is about NutriCellix review update however you are negatively talking about other organisations which I don’t think it’s related to your review update. Can you explain what are you trying to achieve by this review update? Because the way I see it you are trying so hard to discourage us to look into NutriCellix opportunity.
I have tried this kind of marketing before, one thing I learned from my experience is that the product we refer needs to be beneficial for us to actually make the process successful because when people see changes in us it gets easier to get referrals. Nutricellix seems to offer some great products and their weight management plan seems to be efficient, a person can definitely leverage a nice network marketing program and after your opinion about them, I am pretty much inclined to have a very positive outlook about this company.
I am waiting for your January update, hope to hear some great news 🙂
The medical or health sector is the most important in the world and it is so good of u to write a review on nutricellix. It is without doubt that they have impacted on our world today. With the delivery of their products.. My cousins are benefactors of their wonderful services. Going further to reach out to people without urgent medical attention is quite impressive I love their plans and I will sign up with your link
Hi Tony,
It is an interesting review.
First off, who do they share the DNA test results with?
What are the pieces of evidence that this new technology will work?
Although this is free to join and test the program, I wait to get more information after the 1st January launch.
I am not a great salesperson in any case. This might not be the one for me also.
Thanks for this informative piece, I could remember your post about Nutricellix, it was a nice read then, now including it’s products pricing and compensation plans is a good idea. I’m a kind of person who loves to confirm things and be extra sure about them before i join, so I’ll brush through again and decide, it’s nice that you shared your link.
Thanks a lot for such an amazing review about NutriCellix products.
For me is the first time when i hear about NutriCellix MLM business. I was thinking to build a business but i find a lot of fake informations and scams on the internet. This health industry is one of my favorite and it is so amazing how much it grows every day. You put here such an great explanation and very informative.
I have an affiliate marketing website where i promote different healthy products. I think it would be a grea idea to promote such a health product from NutriCellix. If you don’t mind, i will share this article on my social network account.
Thanks again and wish you all the best!
Hi, you have a very nice website and I was interested in your review. There was a lot of information about the products which was very comprehensive and informative, so thank you very much for sharing this, and I have learnt something today!
I can see it is an MLM compensation plan. So, what is the best way to recruit people? I hope you do well out of it
Tony the part that got me asking questions is where you said the nutricellix opportunity is only available in the United states of America and the products in Canada.
Does that mean order countries won’t have access to it?
Am expecting you to throw more light on this service after the January 1st 2020 launches like you said in this review.
Thanks once again for the review.
Hi Tony,
I’m very wary of MLM’s because of my terrible experiences in the past and because people just don’t take the time to purchase products from others face to face (I find that a lot of people want to get recommendations or read product reviews first before purchasing now a days). So I thank you for this honest review.
Do you have any updates on whether your friend got her referral link sorted out and/or if she received commissions/credit from you clicking on her link? If not then that should be another red flag right there as well. It’ll be a waste of time promoting the product and you don’t get the actual credit for it.
Thanks again for the review
It is very interesting to know more about the DNA-powered wellness products because of my curiosity. As many people, I would like to introduce some reliable products with good quality. You have showed your honesty to share information regarding the red flags you discovered. These may come from comprehensiveness inadequacy on DNA testing. Therefore, I will try to learn more about it and get sufficient confidence before I join in this program.
Thanks very much for the information.
Dolbe
The topic is about NutriCellix products. There is a detailed discussion about the price plans, and commission plans according to different ranks. The product is being marketed through videos and other medias. This review is written with the intention to get more affiliates to market and promote this product. This is a new product so the writer is sharing a lot of good things to attract individuals who are interested and looking for new products to promote. All the information described in this review makes the product very lucrative and interesting.
Hi Tony,
thanks for taking your time to look into the NutriCellix MLM business.
My cousin is very interested to join this MLM but he is really worried that this is a scam.
Health products are growing so much and he is interested to be part of a health sector business.
Please continue to update about NutriCellix and I will recommend my cousin to read your article here.
Hi Tony and thanks for the informative article,
I have a few questions about the actual NutriCellix product as well as about becoming an ambassador.
The first thing that interests me is the DNA testing.
I’ve seen a few weight loss products offer this service but I am not convinced.
Presumably, the product is made in a factory and not custom made for each individual who does a DNA test.
How can they tailor the product to your DNA in this way?
I’m assuming that perhaps it’s something to do with different metabolism types, so if you fit into one category, you get bottle A and another category bottle B etc.
Do you have any more information about this?
Secondly, I wonder about the efficacy of the product if it is launching on New Year’s Day.
You also touch on this and I’d be interested to know what others think; surely, people who are starting a diet plan at this time are quite determined to lose the weight anyway.
To be completely honest, I have been looking for MLM for so long, but they all seem to be a scam or hard to sell a product. I like to make sure about everything before paying for being an ambassador. I’m glad you shared information related to the red flags you found before going all in. Most of the time, people usually create this post to invite people to join within their network, but you did the job of being honest and telling us the truth before taking the opportunity.
I will be coming back to see if you have resolved the red flags to get all in. I’m thinking about it, but I may need to be 100% sure this is a real opportunity and will not get shut down anytime soon.
Thanks for the information.
Health products are now getting more advanced than ever. Taking a DNA swab to customize a weight management program? Sounds like a scientific solution, just not sure if it’s a practical one and if people are willing to buy into the idea. More simple and straightforward weight loss programs have worked in the past and people are getting fantastic results by just changing certain aspects in their lifestyle, without a DNA test. Just like you, I am also cautious about this opportunity.
It seems like their criteria for ranking and advancement are pretty clear, although my personal feeling is that the number of levels they’ve created is somewhat excessive. I am also highly skeptical of the DNA test element that you mention. I’d love to read an update on that once your question is answered. I believe that element would be a tough sell, both to customers and potential representatives.
I’m struggling to see what the difference is in this business model compared to other network marketing companies that have been launching over the last 5 – 10 years. The aptly named product with the DNA strand at the end may be a novelty but I’m not sure about the longevity of the business. A good review, nevertheless, because valuable information can be gleaned from it. I won’t be joining just yet. Are there plans to have the products in Europe?
Sincerely speaking Tony, I have never for once love MLM (although I have been on the lookout for one I’d join) based on how it is being done in my country and the success rate too is poor from what I have seen so far. But as it stands right now with the way and manner with which you’re doing it, I am falling in love with NutriCellix and I want to join but it saddens me to see that it’s only opened in the United States. Let’s just hope it reaches my country too.
That NutriCellix credits “Master” instead of your friend is a bit concerning. If they are not giving the referrer credit and thus not giving them commissions that is indeed cause for concern and could lead to them being shut down. To be honest, the DNA test is not something that I would feel comfortable ascribing to, and I agree with your inquiry. I would proceed cautiously for sure and I’m interested in hearing what will happen in the next steps, so I will definitely stay tuned, thanks!
Hey Tony,
Thanks for the follow-up. I have to say, I still think that Nutricellix is not for me. I’m not a salesperson and I’m probably not going to use the products to a point that will make it worthwhile for me.
I’ll be honest, MLM type setups are a big red flag to me. Yes, I know there are several legitimate ones but I just have this aversion to MLM opportunities in general. One of my biggest “complaints” is the convoluted membership levels and qualification requirements, etc.
As you’ve said here, there’s that whole FTC thing going on with Neora and, even if it is due to a few bad seeds and not the company itself, it just pushes me away even more.
Still, I think you’re smart for locking in a position now, in case you do wish to pursue it. I’m just still on the fence.
Thanks again,
Scott
I must say this article is very unique and also important and it would be do great help to the public as it has been of help to me.
I found out about this company some weeks back because I was looking for some fitness materials.
I must say that I always find the MLM companies compensations very diabolic and complicated but I think we can try this one out… because your video really explains things well.thanks a lot
NurtiCellix sounds like an interesting opportunity, I remember reading you previous review. I am slightly surprised that you have decided to give it a shot, it still seems to have plenty of red flags and if anything more red flags than before, with changing addresses and all. I agree that it will be difficult to get people to agree to the DNA test, especially with the $100 price tag attached. I will be checking back to see how it goes, good luck!
Hello Tony;
It has been exactly a few months since I discovered Nutricellix and I have not been carried away by the compensation proposals since I am quite aware of online marketing and everything related to MLM businesses; your present article does not consolidate the idea that I already had of this company I just hope that the breakage will be less heavy for those which engaged there.
I had never heard of NutriCellix before. I found your review to be incredibly informative and helpful.
I would be interested in seeing the answers to your questions regarding the DNA swab for those that do not intend to be customers. I would also be interested in finding out whether the products are actually different based on DNA results. Please keep us posted on your findings!
Because I read your first article on the Nutricellix product line I was really interested in this article about the compensation plan. I have MLM marketing experience from years ago, most recently with a company primarily marketing gas and electricity. The company legitimate, but the time needed to build the structure to make money was huge. The primary recruiting tool was training meetings which also were time consuming. Your review of this new company is thorough and easy to follow. The compensation plan is fairly straightforward and the pricing seems reasonable. I am wondering if there are other things that an Ambassador will need to purchase to be successful…. website, product samples, product literature etc. I am going to check out your website based on the information you have shared. Thanks for the review.
Hey Tony, I completely agree that 10% of MLM recruiters do all the work. I’d even say it was less!
You hear stats about only 1% making any money but when you boil it down the vast majority never really try or quit before seeing any results. It’s very similar in all types of business but especially so in MLM programs. Thanks for the thorough detail, it answered all the questions I had on it!
Hi Tony,
I was looking for more information on NutriCellix and your review post is a great help.
To be honest, I always find the MLM companies compensation plan’s very complicated and confusing. Among the different ways to earn money with them only a few will attain all those perks or bonuses, mostly the people who are on the top.
The videos you embedded are very helpful and I will look forward for your updates. Also, one of my big concern is… You might be aware that the success rate is very low with the MLM business model.
Thanks for your honesty and in my opinion to succeed with NutriCellix one needs to be an experienced network marketer.
Hello, thank you for this useful information about NutriCellix.
Recently, my daughter and my wife found this company and want to buy something there because they want to keep fit. Why they choose this company? Because it comes with an invitation plan so they can eat and earn money at the same time.
But they do the research a period of time and find it’s so confusing and difficult to understand so they can’t continue. Importantly, they know nothing about that so they have to learn it from zero. Now, I’m responsible to learn and explain to them. I thought that it will take a ton of time.
Luckily I landed on your site. I can see you spend a ton of time to review this company that impresses me a lot. What you write is in-depth. It saves me a lot of time. You list down the level of the invitation platform in a systematic way so I can read it easily and understand faster. You know, I need to explain it to them. The most important thing is it’s not a scam.
After reading your post, I think I don’t need to keep doing the research and I will explain to them when I fully understand. Thank you so much. I believe your post has already helped many people to save their money. Please keep sharing with us.
Thanks for this post on the nutricelix products, after seeing so much of good reviews about his anticipated products I am convinced it will be one of the best ever after been launched in January and I think am gonna get on it also, thanks for this great review about it , it will really go a long way
Hello Tony,
Thanks for giving an update on Nutricellix. Product are awesome and I found its compensation plan very unique. Anyone who want to set their carrier in direct selling. It will be the best platform after launching. It will launch in January. I recently fill my joining request but not receive any mail yet.
Thank you
Parveen
Thank you Tony for this NutriCellix review and like many other MLM Network Marketing companies I tend to be very skeptical. Though I do not get too much of a sense that NutriCellix is a scam or a pyramid scheme, I am still a bit cautious about their products and approach. Do they state that your DNA information will not be sold?
Though it is true that weight loss is a HUGE business to be in, with everyone claiming that their products have the successful advantage over other similar products, competition will be fierce. I think this is probably why NutriCellix went with their DNA Swab angle, to make it seem like their products are superior.
However I feel this is far more of a gimmick than an actual advantage. I have a lot of knowledge when it comes to health and wellness. The DNA makeup of people are 98% the same with only about 2% differences. Seeing how the differences are so small, any supplement you take will not act differently between people.
This DNA Swab Test for $100 in my opinion is nothing more than a pseudo science gimmick to make it seem like their products have the scientific edge and a great way for them to generate upfront income. I certainly would not buy into that, simply because what I know on the subject. Plus, do you really want people to have access to your DNA profile?
Hiya Tony
I have read both of your NutriCellix reviews, the first through the link you provided with the second and I understood more of the first because I am not very good with numbers. It was interesting that you had quite a turnaround in between the two reviews going so far as to refer people to a site you were previously warning people off.
I don’t have much experience of online marketing, pyramid schemes or MLM so finding legitimate experience based reviews is important to me, to that end I have bookmarked your site as you have reviewed in depth many sites I am already a member of and others I have heard of but not researched yet.
Your site will feature in my future research arsenal thank you as your advice has already saved me money as you have enabled me to make an informed decision not to invest in my bitcoin tube which I was getting ready to. Also if I invest in NutriCellix through your affiliate link and I succeed you will have helped me make money too win! (I’ll need to wait until the opportunity is available in the UK – will you be announcing dates for this?)
I like you already for helping me save money, I’ll like you even more if you can explain something that I have been wondering about – you mention locking in your spot at NutriCellix by signing up during the prelaunch, does this actually do anything? Is it the same as time stamping? What if anything are the advantages?
Thank you for a thought provoking, very informative read, krs PurpleLioness
It’s nice to know you are willing to reconsider things from time to time. Although I don’t trust any particular government agency to be on the lookout for my best interest, it is still a red flag to have FTC on your bad side. I would want to wait and see what happens for a while before jumping in, but that’s just me; I’ve rarely been at the forefront of anything noteworthy.
As for the product, I do not see myself submitting a DNA test for anything other than a court order. However, there are thousands and thousands of people wanting their DNA results and happily publishing them for the world to see. If the only thing holding you back is talking buyers into a DNA test, it shouldn’t be a game-changer.
I am in India, Even I am a little poor in grammar, The article about “NutriCellix products, pricing & compensation plan” is useful. You give a lot of information about the nutricellix. Even my Whatsapp friend recommended to me. Even I read your previous article also. Then only I realized the truth of the nutricellix . And thanks for giving the valuable information about the websites and keep doing more articles for people to use.
I never heard of NutriCellix before, but then I found that’s because this product is quite new. Frankly, I’m intrigued by the promised and interested to learn more. Especially when it also offers earning opportunities.
Weight loss is part of the big health and beauty industry. So, I believe the opportunity is big. The question is always whether it is legit or not (which thankfully for the case of NutriCellix it’s been clearly explained) and whether it will last for long.
I’m also interested to know if it will be available worldwide.
I have done a lot of network marketing over the years, and I never like when the company promotes the money making opportunity more than the quality of its products.
I don’t know how many people will spend one hundred dollars on a DNA test just so this company can make a special product order designed to that person.
I would like to see the research about the DNA test and how it works first.
Your review of Nutricellix was useful. I went back to read your initial review of it, and I went in there thinking it was a scam. I applaud you for being skeptical about Nutricellix and then doing a follow-up on the program.
This review the second time around was great if there are legitimacy and potential in the program. Though it certainly is not a program I would sign up for now, I’ll consider it later down the road. Maybe as the program develops and starts to see results, perhaps I’ll review it. I’m usually not one of the first people to join after a new application launches. So we’ll see.
Thanks again for following up on Nutricellix. It’s important to know if it’s worth looking into or not.
So I guess I never knew that you could lose weight by taking a blood test and getting the right products sent to you. I mean does this system work? Are they proven to get results in a certain period or I guess I am lost at how this works. You have a ton of great info about the products just confused as to why a person can’t just purchase what they think is right for them and go from there. As far as marketing these products I wouldn’t know the first thing just happened upon your site searching weight loss and was interested and kept on reading. Great review and thank you.
Douglas
This is rather interesting to see here again on nutricellix.
At first, I had formulated an opinion about them before going by your submission of them not being counted worthy.
But seeing your stance now is another thing on its own and truly, I am not really good with sales or recruiting.
But then, I’d keep my fingers
Thank you for checking back Rodarrick for the update.
Hello Tony,
I think I remember very well reading your first review of the platform and said something about nutricellix and why you wouldn’t advise us to join.
Now this is quite a different case here and the update shows how good it might be.
For me, I don’t know how good I am at being a sales person but I would like to give a shot at it still
Hello Henderson,
I did indeed have that opinion a few weeks ago my friend.
Welcome to NutriCellix, hopefully we’ll learn much more after the launch.
Tony