Vasayo Review | Why There's No Residual Income In Vasayo - YouTube

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Hello everybody, this is Jason Fisher from TimeAndFreedom. com,
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here to do a review on Vasayo.
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There鈥檚 been a lot of hype and a lot of talk about this new launch
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by former CEO from MonaVie, Dallin Larsen.
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And when we talk about the past, a lot of times the past does equal the future.
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It doesn鈥檛 have to, but it seems like in the multilevel marketing industry,
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that seems to be what happens all the time.
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And when we talk about this former company that was built, MonaVie,
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that was a billion dollar brand,
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and now Dallin Larsen is talking about creating another billion dollar brand,
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here鈥檚 want I want to say.
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The first one rotted away, it was sold to Jeunesse.
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It was on its way down and now the whole entire process
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is going to be done all over again.
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With a very limited product line that is very overpriced.
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With starter packages of Founder Circle members of $1,500
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or $1,000 buy-ins or $500.
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So here鈥檚 my question to all of you.
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If we鈥檙e looking to build a business to last a lifetime,
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it has to be built on real customers buying real products, long-term.
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And it didn鈥檛 happen with MonaVie prior,
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it鈥檚 not going to happen with Vasayo now.
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And that is the problem with the entire industry as a whole,
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and why all of these companies in the industry,
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in any one marketplace, have between 5-15% of consumption
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of a multilevel marketing product in any one marketplace,
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because there鈥檚 no real customers buying real products.
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When you look at how this business model works,
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the multilevel marketing industry,
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it鈥檚 the upfront buy-ins of the investors joining, like in Vasayo
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for 1,500 or 1,000 bucks,
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and then it鈥檚 the fictitious monthly consumption and personal requirements
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that they have to do monthly to stay qualified for their commissions
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and their overrides.
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It is never based on real customers buying real products.
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And for that reason that it why these companies continue to fold
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and fall apart, time after time after time,
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because there are no real customers buying in the end.
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It鈥檚 people chasing the opportunity to make money.
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So, my question to all of you here today,
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if you are in Vasayo or you are looking at Vasayo,
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how is this any different?
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And here鈥檚 the answer.
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There is no difference.
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It鈥檚 going to have a run.
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There鈥檚 going to be a few people at the top that makes millions of dollars.
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The owner definitely will make a few hundred million.
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But there will be more lives devastated at the bottom.
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More lives devastated in the sense of
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never being able to earn the income that they were pitched.
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There鈥檚 going to be many people, like in former MonaVie
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that were making 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 thousand dollars a month,
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that lost everything.
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Lost their home, lost their sanity, lost their marriages.
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So we have to ask ourself, do we want to find a business
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that produces lifelong residual income?
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Are we looking for our next one or are we looking for our last one?
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And here鈥檚 what I am here to say,
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pick wisely.
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I looked at 43 different business models,
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after I went from 5,000 people down to 56 people active
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in my first company after 11 years.
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Making millions of dollars but having nothing in the end
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in the sense of long-term residual income.
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After looking at 43 business models,
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I found one business model that is in complete compliance with the FTC.
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And the FTC just did a $200 million lawsuit against Herbalife
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and $238 million against Vemma.
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And here鈥檚 what I will tell you is,
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they will be cleaning up the industry as a whole over the next five years
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and it wouldn鈥檛 surprise me if Vasayo is part of that move.
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But here鈥檚 what I will probably say about Vasayo, and about all these companies,
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especially these start-up companies,
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the owners are going to make millions, a few people will make millions.
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And here鈥檚 the thing,
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they鈥檙e looking for a short-term run.
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They鈥檙e looking for a short-term hit.
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Because they know it鈥檚 not going to last.
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The products that they鈥檙e producing doesn鈥檛 last long-term,
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in the sense of people buying them long- term.
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So they know the BOT model鈥檚 not going to last long-term.
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If you鈥檙e looking for a business model that actually will supply
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a life-long residual income, here鈥檚 what I suggest.
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You put in your information below,
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and find out what myself and many other industry leaders
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have found out to be the only business model
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that does produce residual income,
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with life-long customers buying month in and month out.
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And find out not only the problems in the industry,
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but also find the solution that we have found that gives us
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the life-long residual income that we鈥檝e always wanted.
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Watch that video, enter in your information,
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and then after that, if the video makes sense,
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schedule an appointment with us to talk with us in person.
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We really look forward to chatting with you
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and really showing you a business that can last a lifetime
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instead of a lunchtime.
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Thanks for spending some time with me today.