subject: Agel Scam or Patches For Profit? [print this page] Agel Scam or Patches For Profit? Agel Scam or Patches For Profit?
Agel scam or patches for profit? A Dee L. Martin review, totally unbiased, of Agel, its products, compensation plan and leadership. Can you make money with these unique products or is it a waste of time?
Could it be possible to pound nutritional supplements the same way athletes use gels to pound carbs right before competition or in the middle of a race. Could a highly accessible delivery system like the one athletes use be versatile enough to work with other consumable products?
This was the question Glen Jensen , the founder of Agel, asked. The answer is found in the powerful new delivery mechanism called Suspension Gel Technology. The product line includes Gelceuticals, Gel Strips, Gel Care, and Topical Gels, all which work on the principle of applying the gel to the skin for absorption into the body.
This product line delivers a variety of scientifically proven nutritional ingredients through single-serving gel packets that deliver the ingredients through the skin. The placebo effect has to be taken into account here, and I haven't seen any research specifically on this product or on the method of application, but if athletes have been using the process, then there could be some credence to it. Time will have to tell on this one.
Let's take a look at the compensation plan. Agel calls their plan Quadra-Plan. It starts, as most MLM compensation plans, with profit from Retail sales. As you would imagine, the amount of money you would make at this level would be negligible. It plan goes on to pay a First Order Bonus, then an Executive Bonus based on team volume, an Executive Rank Pool, a Car Bonus, an Expense Bonus, and a few higher level bonuses.
This is all predicated on the lesser leg, and if you've followed any of my other reviews of Network Marketing compensation plans, you'll know I don't like the whole lessor leg thing. It benefits the company and not the distributors. But, a lot of the companies continue to use it for obvious reasons. Take care in choosing a company that employs this type of system.
Agel Enterprises, LLC was established in 2005 when company officials introduced its proprietary Suspension Gel Technology and they have an experienced and super credentialed advisory board that has the vision and experience to lead Agel to success.
So, Agel Scam? No, not in my opinion, nor do the facts support any such claim. They have a solid line of products that are unique in their application, a standard, adequate compensation plan and a very experienced leadership. This opportunity is as good as any out there and anyone wanting to work hard and smart can be successful, if they know how to market, especially online.
My advice is to find a good system that has all the elements of marketing that will enable you to plug in and start earning cash while you prospect and develop leads. Don't try to do it alone, you will most likely fail. Plug into a viable, working system and you will succeed.
