Xango reviews and complaints

My young 19 yr. old son came home as a gal who knew him through earlier school years asked to talk to him about Xango. He met up with her and another man that showed him his nice car and watches he was able to make from his drink commissions. When he came home from his first weekly night meeting he was talking about how he could make a lot of money buy selling a drink and was so excited as they were going to give him a sales territory of his home town. His sponsor, the little 20 yr. old girl that signed him up was going to take on the big city north. I quickly goggled drink scams and Bingo, I showed him what people had been told and how they get young college kids sign up by getting them to these meetings and taking their money right away for some kit. Asked him about this drink that he knew nothing about, but said he could make $2, 000 a week and get a much better car. That they really liked him and giving him a large sales territory, his home town with all his friends to sign up. Wow, what young teenage boy wouldn't take that deal. He then told me he already paid them $100 for his first kit, on a drink he had no clue about. I called the bank as he was still on his high school checking account and the XANGO transaction had not shown as going though yet. Chase said I had to call the company as he paid with his ATM . I called Xango and they said his kit already shipped (before money had shown taken out of account). I told them we wouldn't be accepting the package and it would go back to them. It took another phone call from my son a couple weeks later to follow up, but we did get the $101.41 back in his account. Today he received a welcome letter, and 3 sponsors names. It says he will be receiving a new kit each month and automatic billing on the 14th. Also, how he will be easily able to go to xango.com and sign up his new distributors. He is also being introduced to his UPLINE contacts. Names are listed after their title- Your Sponsor, Your Sponsor s Sponsor and then the Upline Sponsor. Xango is such a pyramid scam that prays on our young enticing them with cars, jewellery and commissions on some drink they know nothing about, taking money from them so the top Upline Sponsor is paid! This company is such a SCAM! Beware parents of your young adults and them being scammed.

Dear MLM Affiliates and MLM Advocates,

As you may know, my wife and I had high ranking MLM distributorship in Xango until we were terminated in the fall of 2010. When we became Xango distributors we perceived Xango as a highly credible company. The more we learned and experienced firsthand, the more we began to unravel the truth behind Xango. Very few distributors make a profit. There is no required or effective retailing of product. After Xango added all their fees, shipping etc. etc. the price per bottle was $2.00 less than Xango’s website retail price. We were treated unfairly because we chose not to comply with Xango’s policy that leaders should make large monthly product purchases.

The way that we were terminated was unethical and lacked any opportunity for resolve. Xango refused to release the evidence that they said they had against us until after we were terminated and acquired legal representation. When you reach a higher level in Xango you begin to understand that the dream is not what they portray. Only the higher ranked distributors know the truth and unfortunately we became a target. Build your downline, then have it taken away with no evidence or right to object.
Our confidence in the MLM industry remains strong, what has been difficult is to know if a company is legal and fair before becoming a distributor.

Your Friend & Colleague

Taken from my Blog:

"This blog will no longer be called "Ruby Xango" as the XANGO company has decided to terminate my account. Why did they do this? Well, XANGO decided to send me a $200 box filled with products that I did not authorize as I was not supposed to be on the ADP program. I called to cancel that part of the program because I elected not to use the Metabolic pills and I prefer to use a vegan fiber product as its easier on my colon. When you are on the ADP program, they have a preset shipment of items they send to your home. Well, their representative at the time didn't do his job right. Then, the next Xango representative I spoke to about my issue was rude, laughed at me, and said most likely I would not get my money back.

Therefore, I called VISA who then put a halt on that payment. I paid $15 at UPS to send the products back with a tracking number. I just got off the phone with XANGO to place an order for the protein because I didn't know what was going on and could not log in to the website. The person said XANGO was looking into why they were not paid and the only way for my account to be reinstated was for me to pay $200 for products that I NO LONGER have. They also supposedly don't know whether they received the shipment or not to which I responded that VISA does know that they received it because I gave them the tracking number.

So instead of apologizing for their mistake and doing what they could to make it right, they decided that I no longer needed to do business with them and I am perfectly okay with this. Who charges for handling these days? Xango does - along with shipping. No thanks."

VISA did in fact credit back my account because I gave them all the proof they needed that showed Xango was trying to commit fraud. Yes, its true this company and its recruiters make a lot of claims. They also have a ton of gym science that gets promoted as facts to those uneducated in healthcare. People are so willing to believe in something to make themselves feel better that they are willing to turn a blind eye to the truth. Research their "doctors" and you will find that these people are only in it for the money. They don't practice medicine and they certainly haven't proven their theories on their juice.

I have been having trouble cancelling Xango. I just wanted to know if there is anybody else having problems. It doesn't help. All I can find out about Xango is how to sell it and make money.

This company is a rip off. They sell this juice as a cure all for central nervous system disorders, and its nothing but high price juice. After one box I returned the 2nd shipment, and its been 3 months and 3 calls with no refund to my credit card. For $250 for 4 bottles its too rich for my blood.

I will never buy anything from mlm companies again. What a scam.