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There are many good network marketing companies. And just as in every business, there have been abuses. (I'm sure no one out there would think negatively of other network marketing plans such as Mary Kay., etc.)
Obviously, there is a misunderstanding among some of the participants of this thread of what a "pyramid" scheme is. Do your homework. Pyramid's are illegal. Among other things, pyramids pay you when you recruit a distributor. NSA does not. There are other obvious differences. It would be best to know what you are speaking of before calling names.
Juice Plus and NSA are absolutely not a pyramid marketing plan. A good network marketing plan is one of the most democratic ways to do business. Where else can you tap into business ownership in an affordable way? Try buying any other kind of franchise.
Juice Plus is sold direct to the consumer by representatives that care about people. The representatives that I personally know are good and honest people that like sharing information on nutrition and helping others become more proactive with their food choices. It is an honorable career.
Okay, the thread is now officially closed. I have appreciated everyone's comments except where I had to delete. I think people can now make their own decisions on whether to buy the product or not.
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