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Published on October 13th, 2015 | by Bonnie Patten

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TINA’s List

The vast majority of articles, alerts and actions taken by TINA.org are based on consumer submissions. We can’t investigate every tip we receive as we are a small organization, but the list of MLM companies that consumers have alerted us to continues to grow. Below are MLMs that consumers have recommended to date that we investigate. By our count we’re more than half way through the list.

  1. ACN Inc.
  2. AdvoCare International
  3. Ambit Energy
  4. American Dream Nutrition
  5. Amway
  6. Aroga
  7. ASEA Cellular Health
  8. Banners Broker (in liquidation)
  9. Basic Reset
  10. Digital Altitude
  11. doTerra
  12. Dynamaxx International
  13. Empower Network
  14. Enagic
  15. EPX Body
  16. 4Life
  17. Forever Living
  18. GlobalCommunicationsNetwork
  19. Global Pro Systems
  20. Herbalife
  21. Hotel Key Kaddy
  22. ID Life LLC
  23. Ignite
  24. iMarketsLive
  25. Isagenix
  26. It Works
  27. Jeunesse
  28. Juice Plus
  29. The Kirby Company
  30. Kyani
  31. Le-vel (Thrive)
  32. LifeLeadership.com
  33. LifeVantage
  34. LuLaRoe
  35. Maëlle
  36. MarketAmerica.com
  37. Melaleuca
  38. MyDailyChoice
  39. Nikken
  40. Nerium International
  41. Novae, LLC
  42. Nu Skin
  43. OneCoin
  44. Organo
  45. OXO Worldwide
  46. Paycation, Inc.
  47. Plexus Worldwide
  48. Pruvit
  49. Resorts360
  50. Seacret Direct
  51. SeneGence International
  52. Sevenpoint2
  53. Stemtech
  54. Team Beachbody
  55. Total Life Changes
  56. Traffic Authority
  57. Trevo
  58. USANA
  59. Usborne Books & More
  60. USI Tech
  61. Valentus
  62. Vemma
  63. ViSalus
  64. Youngevity
  65. Young Living
  66. Younique
  67. WakeUpNow (folded its U.S. operations)
  68. WealthyAffliate
  69. World Ventures
  70. Xcellent Choice
  71. Zija International
  72. Zukul
  73. Zurvita
  74. ZynTravel

This post was updated most recently on 3/8/18. 

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Bonnie Patten

Bonnie, executive director of TINA.org, is an attorney and mother of three. Her commitment to educating the public about deceptive marketing stems from her belief that education is the only viable way to effectively eradicate the market for false ads.


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One Response to TINA’s List

  1. Ken K. says:
    March 28, 2016 at 9:32 pm

    Love your support! TINA MATTERS! #KK

    Ad!
    BBB/Melaleuca response.
    Dear Ken Klocke:
    This message is in regard to your complaint submitted on 1/15/2015 10:03:48 PM against Melaleuca, Inc. Your complaint was assigned ID 10405883.
    After careful review, the BBB has determined that there was no marketplace interaction with this business warranting a complaint that falls within our purview. Therefore, we have closed this complaint as invalid. I would truly like transparency on how many other “credible” BBB-Mela-complaints are broomed under the rug as not credible?
    If you wish to pursue this further, please do not hesitate to contact us.
    Regards,
    Samantha Gillihan
    (Interesting – 16 years in Melaleuca, Inc. W/ no market interaction.) (Absurd) ‪#‎KK‬
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