The InLife Fraud - Is There One?

The InLife Fraud - Is There One?

The InLife Fraud - Is There One?

The word scam is used all too often in connection with MLM businesses. You do not hear this from the people who have found success in MLM. Instead scam is a knee jerk response that many people have towards all MLMs usually because of a negative personal experience. So is there an InLife scam?

A few things I always consider when investigating any MLM that has been called a scam are the product and the company and its founders. So what did I turn up when I went looking for the "InLife scam?"

I do not believe the product should be called the InLife scam. Nicotine addiction is not healthy but at least the InLife products allow people to consume nicotine without having to inhale all of the toxins associated with smoking. The device uses an electronic heat source to vaporize disposable cartridges.

Some people might try to claim that these devices help with quitting smoking. While they may provide an alternative for smokers they will not do anything to break a physiological addiction to nicotine. Revelle has a website that clearly explains that their product has not been tested by the FDA as a smoking cessation device. Overzealous sales people are common but that does not mean there is an "InLife scam."

The next logical place to look for this "InLife scam" is at the company, Revelle. In the two years Revelle has been operating they have not had any suits filed against them or even been complained about to a local chamber of commerce.

I of course spent some time looking at the founders just to make sure there was no "InLife scam." While I found lots of business experience both in and out of the MLM industry amongst the team of founders I found no scandals or complaints or lawsuits. I wish every MLM opportunity looked as good as InLife does.

If you ask me, no I do not believe there is an "InLife scam." I have seen some multilevel marketing companies with bad leaders, I have even seen scams, but after looking at InLife I feel confident saying it is neither.

The key to succeeding in the MLM industry is good marketing. If you understand how to market you can be successful with InLife or any other MLM system you decide to try. If you try your hand at an MLM business and do not know how to market you may find yourself joining the ranks of the dissatisfied who think that MLM is synonymous with scam.

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