Quixstar??

Question

Hi.. Can you tell me about Quixstar.. What are the positives & negatives about it?? Would you say it is a complete waste of time & money?? Please share your advice..

Answer 1

I googled "quixstar" and came up with this link:
http://www.mikeportnoy.com/forum/printable.aspx?m=825392
I think it answers your question perfectly.

Answer 2

as mentioned above, they depend on recruting. Any company that depends on recruitment for its profits and not on sales of actual product, is not unlike a chain letter. Not the best investment in the world. Further more I have noticed that its a royal pain to get products into quixtar. If your a vendor, its a long and painfull task to get your products made available on quixtar. If its that hard to get product there and you can get it cheaper at walmart, and the bulk of the profit is from recrutment, what is the future...notice it was amway. Every one got sick to death of amway. So now it quixtar. And in about 30 or 40 years, it will be something else. but in the end it will still be the same thing. People trying to build a pyrimide (reguardless of its actual shape) of people underneath them all paying money on a monthly basis to build something that does not often involve a proper portion of product. For 95 dollars a month I can build an impressive investment portfolio. I have no one underneath me. I attend no meetings, I annoy no nieghbors or relitives. I get all the money. I only work a few hours a month at most, I'm not constantly out recuiting to keep my cash flowing. I see my income growing. I get a raise every month.

no I'll pass on quixstar thanks. I bet you could find somthing you would enjoy more to spend your money on. If however your a recruting machine then this is a good way to go.

Answer 3

are you looking at it as a job or biz?
It is a real way to make money but Costco Walmart Target etc can under cut their prices and convenience.
if you're looking for a real biz with customers may i suggest myhealthycustomers.com/apply. no promises no guarantees no hype just real answers.

Answer 4

formerly known as 'amway'. MLM systems can be good, but should be done with reputable companies. My problem with Quixstar, is that they rely heavily on recruitment and not sales of their products. Their products can be more expensive than your local retail store.