Comments on: Is NuSkin a Scam? We Take a Closer Look in This Nu Skin Review

By: Schyler Wong

Schyler Wong — Wed, 01 Apr 2020 19:27:18 +0000

In reply to KV. I have a quick question. Are the Vitamins or Supplements really effective? And if so, do you have proof or testimonials to show for this? Thank you!

By: sara

sara — Mon, 11 Jun 2018 20:32:57 +0000

In reply to Elaine.

But I WASN’T!
Another one called me over skype and when she spoke with me ( I was soooo tired, maybe that’s why I wasn’t thinking straight?!) she made me start an account while we were talking. She said that the distributers sees the real prices on the products (and I could check them out until the next skype-call that we were going to have)… so she made me start an account. I HAVE NO IDEA TO DELETE IT! AH! Now I’m a bit scared that there’s no turning back…

She also said to med that I could read the policy terms / rights /legals later. Not sursprised, they’re sooooo long.

Do you know how to end it? I haven’t started anything really, no credit card details etc… But it seems to be difficult to delete the account though :/

By: Mary

Mary — Thu, 07 Jun 2018 11:18:00 +0000

Your review sounds like you don’t know the company and the products that well. I’m a user of Nuskin products and I’m relly happy about the results!
My teeth are white and healthy thanks to the whitening toothpaste.
My face skin looks younger and healthier and more important, I don’t have acne anymore ! No other products I’ve tried before did the same result.
The exemple you are giving about users are clearly taken out of context.
For example no weight loss program is miraculous ! You you think so in the first place, you won’t succeed and will gain your weight back.
You don’t have to recruit friends and family ! You can recruit if you want or you can just sell products. And when recruiting sticking to your close circle won’t help you. You better recruit the friends aof your friends and family. Or the people you would meet during networking event for people who wants to get involved in a business.
Saying otherwise is clearly a sign that you don’t know how an MLM opportunity work.

By: Amelie

Amelie — Tue, 01 May 2018 19:25:05 +0000

Glad I’m reading this post as I’ve been thinking about joining too. I think the best way to earn money is by buying and reselling products. But where do you find your customers and what if you don’t sell the products? And before all that you need money to buy them and the products are not cheap!

By: Melanie

Melanie — Sun, 08 Apr 2018 16:44:05 +0000

For me there are many really good products on the market. What I dislike about NuSkin is what is does to their distributors. They Become defensive and competitive. One can’t be friends with them anymore as they always try to convince you to buy their products and then they even knock any other health or skim care regime that is not their product. I tried Nuskin to assis a friend that joined as a distributor. The product was very average and I subsiquently found something much better and suited to my skin. She has defriended me and has also lost many other friends as they can’t be around her anymore as the true friendship has gone out the door. She makes very little money but truly believes she is building an empire. It’s very sad as she had so much potential in her previous profession where she was earning double more. Her social media posts are all about her nuskin business and he can’t be trusted as a friend as she has turned into a business vulture.

In the meantime she is going knowhere and has nothing much to show for her so called empire. I think nuskin is a cult because I cannot believe how this ex friend has been brainwashed to believe this is where she is going to become a millionaire.

Very very sad.