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It is not hard to find InLife complaints. It is not hard to find complaints about any MLM product. Many people will complain about an MLM program because it is MLM regardless of how good the product or program might be. So which complaints should you pay any attention to?
One of the most common InLife complaints I found focused on whether the InLife smokeless cigarettes could actually help people quit. It is possible, but these devices were not designed to help people quit smoking. There is a clear disclaimer on the Revelle website that their products have not been approved by the FDA as smoking cessation devices.
It is my opinion that these InLife complaints are irrelevant. The device was not designed to help people quit. It was designed to let smokers "enjoy a smoke" without having to endure the smoke, tar, and carcinogens found in traditional cigarettes. It is nonsensical to complain that a device does what it is designed to do, which is allow smokers continue to smoke without having to actually inhale smoke.
Then there the InLife complaints that focus on the company and not the product. Some people automatically object to multilevel marketing plans simply because they are MLM plans. This phenomenon happens with all MLM programs, not just InLife.
If the InLife complaints you are looking at are voicing abstract distaste as opposed to a detailed criticism of the product, the compensation plan, or some other aspect of the business you should not pay much attention to them. Valid complaints will actually focus on a point that is both provable and clear, not simply bash away at a company for choosing to adopt the MLM business model.
The disillusioned will claim that believing in MLM is "drinking the kool-aid." The fact that their own antipathy towards MLM takes on the same cult-ish tones they say MLM has is lost on them. Most people may not "succeed" in MLM but you can create a passive income and anyone can succeed with the right knowledge.
It takes a lot of time and energy to build your MLM business up to the point where it starts to generate a passive income. This does not mean it is impossible, it will just require putting in the requisite work. Anybody can do it too, if they know how to market. Multilevel marketing is first and foremost a marketing business. If you do not know how to market it is unreasonable to expect you will succeed.
I did not find any InLife complaints that concerned me while doing my research. Like any other MLM product success with InLife will ultimately depend on the distributor's ability to effectively market in the 21st century. With the right marketing technique any MLM can become a rewarding home business.
