While the 3-Step Plan looks legit, only you can decide if it’s real or a scam. The claims are that it is easy and that they can teach just about anyone that they can make more money at home. They claim they have helped thousands of families start their own home-based business where customers bring them. For a lower upfront cost than buying a decent vacuum and a steady supply of customers calling you, is this real or a scam?
Some more claims they make on the website are that the average home business earns twice as much as the average American household. 95% success rate with 40% of American households having a home business. They point out that having your own business also allows for huge tax deductions. You will also have a lifestyle where you dictate your own schedule so you can spend more time with your family. They make it sound very simple and do a great job of piquing curiosity. All you need is a computer with Internet access, a phone, and a great attitude.
Your ads don’t mention what you’re marketing. but focuses on how they can help with this 3-Step Plan. What they are actually marketing is Xango Juice, which is part of a Network Marketing Company Business Opportunity. The main ingredient is the mangosteen fruit, which is high in antioxidants and other nutritional ingredients. Mangosteen is known to be a positive ingredient to help supplement the nutrition your body needs. As a distributor, you can earn profit from Xango sales, and for those you recruit, you will also receive overrides. Xango costs about $25 a bottle and you sell it for $40 to make a $15 profit. From there you get a 5% override for those who decide to become a distributor.
Andy Willoughby’s 3-step plan is not a scam since Xango is a legal business and there are some who are making great income marketing their product. With the 3-Step Plan, they basically charge an additional fee per month for the leads they provide. Now where this gets difficult is that if you are not a sales person or don’t know how to talk to people, you will have a hard time converting them into your business. Since you have to move Xango product to earn income with a retail profit of only $15 and a 5% override from distributors, that means you have to move large amounts of Xango repeatedly to earn a full time income. This means that it would take a long time for you to develop the volume needed to replace any full-time income.
I like the Xango business model and I know a lot of people are having success with it. The hard part is trying to sell a bottle of juice for $40.00 and explain the benefits when you can go to Costco and buy it for 1/3 of the cost. I would recommend that you do your due diligence before making any trading investment.
