19 Things Le-Vel and Its Distributors Deceptively Represent Are Attainable with MLM

An income disclosure statement may not hold the secret to success (or failure) in a multilevel marketing company but it does give recruits an idea of what they might expect to earn (or lose) as a distributor.

Texas-based MLM Le-Vel does not publish an income disclosure statement. Exaggerated earnings claims, on the other hand, are not hard to find.

A TINA.org investigation has compiled over 100 instances in which Le-Vel and/or its distributors have made or referenced atypical income claims that lack appropriate legal disclosures. They include the 19 things listed below that the MLM and/or its distributors deceptively represent are attainable with the company, which sells a line of supplements, shakes and patches, known collectively as the Thrive experience.

1. A million dollars
2. An 8-figure income
3. A multimillion-dollar business in 25 months
4. $800 in your first two weeks
5. Paying off $50,000+ in debt
6. Lifestyle getaways
7. Wi-Fi wealth
8. Time freedom
9. Freedom of finances
10. A Lexus
11. A Mercedes
12. “Adult time with hubby”
13. Going “somewhere on a boat”
14. Extra cash
15. A family vacation
16. Your dream home
17. Your dream wedding
18. Something better than a salary
19. Income that grows while you sleep

According to a recent study, 74 percent of participants in multilevel marketing make no money or lose money.

Le-Vel did not respond to TINA.org’s request for the company’s income disclosure statement. Check back for updates.

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