Acai Research - Monavie Scam Part 1

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Is Monavie a Scam?

The flagship Acai product in North America, Monavie, is a brand name that can be credited with bringing the awareness of the Acai Berry to at least 75% or more of the people here who have heard of it at all.

However, since the business model of Monavie is a Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) company, many questionable marketing procedures by individual distributors, and even lawsuits aimed at the corporation itself, have taken place in the few short years since Monavie was introduced.

It is completely justified to ask if Monavie is a scam, so we would like to set the record straight here once and for all.

The first thing you have to consider when asking if Monavie is a Scam is to break the question down into two parts: The product of Monavie, and the business model of Monavie.

Is Monavie, the Product, a Scam?

If you have heard wild claims, such as "Monavie juice will extend your lifetime 50 years," or "Monavie will boost your immune system so high that you'll never be sick again," then the person telling you these things is officially scamming you.

This is the fault of the individual distributor who spoke or wrote these words, not the fault of the Monavie corporation. They have strict rules in place for what their distributors can and cannot say about the product, but unfortunately too many greedy distributors get carried away and sell it too hard.

This is simply a failing of the entire MLM business model, and should not be viewed as exclusive to Monavie.

It is true that Dallin Larsen, the President of Monavie, has been involved with a lawsuit before from a previous company that oversold its' health-related products.