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I recently had made a post about why I left Melaleuca. I stated how I still loved their products, but they were too expensive for me to continue on. I did a little research and found a place where I could order natural products at wholesale prices that did not require a membership fee, no minimum order, nothing. It's just like shopping online anywhere else, but really wholesale prices. I was super excited about the move because I was able to get more for our money and still keep our home healthy. Melaleuca gave me that kick start to make the move and I wanted to keep up with it, but at my pace of when I could shop.
 
 
So when I left them it was because ordering monthly was just too high and I wasn't making any money from them. I know people who make some good money, but I wasn't one of them and the business part simply was not for me. Well since I enjoyed the products, but they're exclusive to Melaleuca and they're a bit expensive for me, I started to try and research to find others who found products in comparison - but more affordable. I was also hoping to dig around and find the products elsewhere.
 
Of course, nothing showed up. Upon my research, though I began finding some negative things about the company. No biggy - mostly people who were getting back up orders due to not canceling or those who didn't cancel properly, etc. So I ignored those things because there are always both good and bad things about ANY company.
 
What made me dig even further was when I noticed on the back of my deodorant that it is MADE IN Canada. Who cares right? Well, it caught my eye because of the fact that they always promoted that they are an "all-natural USA based" company - at least that's what I was told.
 
Disappointing Fact about Melaleuca and Why I No Longer Trust Them
 
They always promoted that they are a US Based Manufacturing Wellness Company. Then shouldn't it ALL be made in the USA if that's the case?
 
It made me curious because if they were promoting all their products are made right here in the USA, then I find that out, is there anything else I should be concerned about? I mean the changes I've been working on is to better my family, not just find products that work.
 
The reason I'm bringing all this up? Not to hurt my friends who truly believe in the company, because the last thing I want to do is hurt anyone personally, but because I promoted to you all this company and how great it was when I first joined, I think it's only fair I share my knowledge of what I discovered because the last thing I want someone to do is to join under false pretenses. If you love the company and it's working out for you, that's awesome, but just make sure you know and learn the facts about them is all I'm saying. 
 
Within my research, I discovered some shocking information about the company's products. Remember, they like to promote wellness and how their products are safer - hence the whole purpose of joining them at the time I did. Here's what I discovered:
 
 

1. where do their fragrances and perfumes in the products come from?

Many products contain parabens, most of their hair and body line contain dimethicone, a known tumor-causing substance. Nearly all of their scented products (laundry soap, hair soap, body soap, lotions, etc.) contain ‘fragrance’ or ‘perfume’, which we all know can come from ANYWHERE.
 
Melaleuca, being the reputable, “wellness” company they are, does NOT disclose these ingredients right off the bat; even the online melaleuca rep didn’t know where they came from! When talking to the product service reps they kindly informed me of the scents of “lemon, fresh, etc.,”
 
But when trying to understand WHERE these perfumes and fragrances are coming from their response was “it’s a proprietary blend, it can be either natural or synthetic or a blend of both, it’s a proprietary blend so we don’t know that information.”
 
The rep was then asked, "so nobody there knows what’s in these fragrances?" To which she responded, “well, someone does, but we don’t have that information because it’s a proprietary blend”. She said that when the laundry soap (MelaPower) came out, the article in the catalog specified essential oils that were used in it, and she listed those for me, for both the current fragrances of Mountain Fresh and Spring Breeze. But only Heaven knows if those are the only fragrances – as she couldn’t even tell me.
 
Buying from a “wellness company” that won’t reveal where a majority of its fragrances and perfumes come from? It is well known that fragrances and perfumes that are vaguely listed can be huge sources of toxins. If Melaleuca isn’t willing to release that information, it makes me suspicious and quite frankly a bit disappointed considering I had invested a good bit of money in the first few months of joining before quitting.
 
 

2. There are ONLY positive reviews of products on some products, and other products don’t have any reviews at all

If this company has really been around since 1985 (and it has), surely more products would have reviewed and there really should be some negative reviews if as many people, as they say, are trying their products.
 
I mean, not everyone is going to love the product; let's be honest. I’m a frequent shopper on Amazon (more like an addict) and I make it a point to read reviews before I buy anything there. So I was very surprised to find that products like Melaleuca’s Renew Lotion, baby soap, KoalaPals, etc. didn’t have any reviews and neither did a lot of other products.
 
I decided to post a few reviews on my experiences with products to say how much I loved them, the changes I saw, how they worked, etc.
 
When you submit a review, before it can be approved, you have to check a box that you have accepted the terms and conditions. They cover all their bases so that they can choose to only keep positive reviews.
 
THEY COVER ALL THEIR BASES SO THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE TO ONLY KEEP POSITIVE REVIEWS.
 
So Melaleuca is nicely saying that they WON’T post reviews they don’t like.
 
I checked the next month when I was fixing to make my next order and NONE of my reviews got posted.
 
Melaleuca has that right, and if people are going to shop there, they choose to be uninformed. Seems like a very dishonest thing for such a “good” company to be doing.
 
 

3. They claim there are no distributors 

Melaleuca claims they're nothing like Amway or other MLM companies, but tell me if this doesn’t sound like a classic MLM.
 
It’s true that there aren’t distributors called distributors, per se, only customers. Everyone pays the same amount to join, whether you plan to build a business or not. Which IS a nice fact, I admit. BUT, if you decide you want to build a business, you work with your enroller to build it. Once you enroll enough customers you become a “Director”, and there are “Director” levels 1 – 9. Then you become a Senior Director levels 1-9, then Executive Director levels 1-9, then Corporate Director levels 1-9.
 
Personally, I thought this was a little odd… “director” vs. “distributor” like most MLM’s use… oh well. Not my personal favorite, I would just call people “distributors” to spare them the confusion, but that doesn’t matter.
 
So you can see, they are an MLM like the typical MLM’s, it's just if you want to build a business, you don’t have to pay that extra distributor fee, and you’re not called a “distributor”, you’re called a “Director”. Odd? I think so. Just another way they get people to join.  
 
 

4. Safer For Your Home and the Environment (listed in the presentation flip chart)

When we signed up for Melaleuca, we were told that there are phosphates in laundry soap and dish soap, etc, and that to avoid them, we needed to get Melaleucas. I was even informed how Cascade is banned in 16 US states - I was in shock and convinced I really needed to make a change to better our household.
 
We have 2 children and pets so of course, if we could have a home that's clean, but not giving out the toxins - you bet we were all for it! As soon as I got home I checked and that info was true so I felt secure about my decision to join them. I can say that there are fewer ingredients and they are mostly identifiable in the Melaleuca cleaning products, so as far as cleaning products go, this wasn’t a big issue for me.
 
I do like the cleaning products. They are what the company developed around, after all, so it appears that they are quite good quality. So like I said, I HAVE found this to be true, at least as far as their unscented laundry soap and other cleaning products go. However, their scented laundry products and the majority of scented body products (softener, laundry soap, dryer sheets, perfumes, lotions, etc.) contain ‘parfum’ or ‘fragrance’, which if you research it, is vague.
 
Companies are not required to list what is in it, and it is typically toxic. Even Melaleuca staff won’t tell consumers where these come from and that was surprising to me. I would think that a “wellness company” would be upfront about admitting where their fragrances come from and what they are – but apparently, they have something to hide.
 
Where I find this claim to be somewhat false is in their food and body products (lotions, shampoos, makeup, sunscreen, etc.) The ingredients in these products is not necessarily safer like Melaleuca claims. And, unfortunately, it appears that because people see that the cleaning chemicals are legit, they just assume that all the other products are and Melaleuca seems to have made bank off it.
 
Another thing I should note, I was told multiple times, and it's promoted, that if you were to ingest any of the Melaleuca products (obviously referring to those you shouldn't ingest), you simply need to wash it down with a glass of water and it's fine - no need to call poison control. You may get an upset tummy, but that's the worst of it. Look at the photo I posted to the top of this post - it's of the back of my Melaleuca Sheer Deodorant... it says to contact poison control right away if ingested. Why the label if it's really not necessary? It's just something else to ponder.
 
 

5. After the chemical portion of the introductory Melaleuca presentation, you’re quickly thrown a whole bunch of information about other products, but not specifically WHY Melaleuca’s are any better.

You’re simply informed that in addition to the healthier chemicals, Melaleuca has all these other products, and it appears that they want you to assume that their other products are healthier than their mainstream counterparts. Which my husband and I did until we actually checked out ingredient lists.
 
Let it be said, Melaleuca does put melaleuca oil in basically all their products. Some of the products are exactly the same as their mainstream counterparts, except that they have melaleuca oil in them. I’m sure that this at least improves the quality somewhat, but it sure doesn’t make the products less toxic. For example, see ingredient lists in their antiperspirant deodorant, sunscreen, lip balm, etc.)
 

6. Products Melaleuca has that are NOT necessarily better than their mainstream counterparts.

WHY? Let me first say, typically, Melaleuca’s products are less toxic than the mainstream ones. I don’t believe they are much less toxic, but in comparing ingredients (as you will see below), it appears that the ones they substitute are at least slightly less toxic.
 
For example, they take sodium laureth sulfate, a foaming agent derived from coconut oil but processed poorly, that is a carcinogen and causes organ and reproductive toxicity, out of the soaps and replace it with sodium lauryl sulfoacetate, which is derived from coconut and palm oils, and is much more skin-friendly (and less toxic, obviously).
 
Shampoos/conditioners/lotions/soaps: they contain untraceable fragrances, perfumes, and PARABENS. The safety of these is highly debatable, so I won’t go into it here. I was shocked that a “Wellness Company” would have parabens in their “wellness” products.
 
SPF 30 sunscreen: For starters, the ingredient list on the website leaves out one of the 3 active ingredients that are actually listed on the bottle. These 3 ingredients are zinc oxide, octisalate, and octocrylene. Zinc oxide is one of the two safest sunscreen ingredients available – but the octisalate and octocrylene have a high absorption rate through the skin. Octisalate is classified by the EWG (environmental working group) as a relatively low toxin, but again, not much is known about it at this point. Octocrylene, on the other hand, is considered safe, but is an emerging photoallergin – also highly absorbed into the skin.
 
Koala Pals Kids Bath Soap/Shampoo: When I learned how toxic Aveeno and Johnson and Johnson were, I was thrilled to switch to Melaleuca’s baby soap. But there are enough toxins in it that are known to actually cause rashes. Personally, we didn't have the issue, thank goodness, but I read a few stories along my research to see that it did. Want a toxin-free baby shampoo that is truly toxin-free, not just “fewer toxins” or “different” toxins like Melaleuca? Go to earth mama angel baby’s website or join me on my Frontier Coop and get wholesale prices on natural products.
 
Skin Care, Cosmetics, and Hair Care: Melaleuca offers an entire line of anti-aging skincare, luxury hair and shower products, and cosmetics, containing parabens, etc. These products still have toxins in them, but they do have melaleuca essential oil added. Whether that’s worth it for people isn’t my place to say – but if I’m going to buy “wellness products”, I don’t want to buy the same products that I can get at Walmart with just essential oils added in.
 
Melaleuca Pharmacy: They offer the exact same medicines than common drugstores offer, except with different names, and they seem to be cheaper. Check the ingredients list and you will find the SAME active ingredients, same concentrations as their mainstream counterparts. The only difference is that the Melaleuca ones don’t have food coloring in them, which is a plus. So if you’re still wanting to take over the counter meds, go with the Melaleuca ones, because they at least have eliminated the food coloring toxin. But that’s it. Otherwise, the drugs are the same.
 
Oligo Technology Supplements: Melaleuca has patented the Oligo technology. I think it’s interesting that they patented it – they’re not the first company to try to imitate whole foods in supplements to aid digestion. There are other companies who have supplements that are whole food formulated as well – but it’s sure a good marketing tool. I’m sure the supplements are great – but it doesn’t mean that they work better than other supplement companies. They challenge new customers to take a 90-day challenge on their supplement package the Vitality Pack, and if after 90 days you don’t feel a difference, they will refund you. No doubt if any adult starts taking a good vitamin (and no I’m not talking a store brand or Centrum brand – you WON’T feel better taking those), they’ll start feeling better. I’m confident Melaleuaca’s supplements are great, but I’m not convinced that they’re any better than a quality one bought at a vitamin store.
 
Exceed Sugarless Gum: I can’t even begin to tell you how disappointed I was to learn that this still contains aspartame despite the company’s claim “aspartame free!” It contains sucralose and acefulsame potassium. Acefulsame potassium is the same as aspartame – just more stabilized. Does it make it less toxic? Maybe, but not much, and certainly not enough for me to justify buying it. Very disappointing. It does contain aspartame, and “The Wellness Company” is selling ANOTHER product that doesn’t promote wellness, and marketing it under a sneaky lie.
 
Zero Calorie Drinks: They have a line of Splash H2O zero-calorie drink powder. We were excited to try this as well, but boy am I glad we checked ingredients first. It contains sucralose and acefulsame potassium as well. Another sly ploy by the company. At least it has fewer toxins than mainstream brands – they use natural food coloring in it. I still felt deceived by the company – to me, just taking the food coloring out and keeping the toxic artificial sweeteners don’t make it a “wellness” product, and they’re still selling toxins to their customers.
 
Anti-perspiring deodorant: Without going into detail, I was surprised that a “wellness company” would sell anti-perspiring deodorant. They added melaleuca oil to it, that’s the only thing that’s different. “Wellness product”? I don’t think so.
 
 
 

7. Many products online don’t have ingredient lists, just nutritional information.

Like the kids' toothpaste and some of the kids' nutrition shakes and the adult ones.
 
The sneaky move of the company, or careless web designer? I don’t know, but enough of the products that do have ingredient lists on the website have toxins that I won’t buy in them that I won’t buy these other products without knowing what’s in them.
 
 

Some of the ingredients as used in the Renew Body Wash and Koala Pals:

PEG 80 Sorbitan Laurate, is not safe to use on injured or damaged skin. There is also strong evidence of being a human skin toxicant and is a primary skin irritant. Not good for everyday use, only limited use. 
 
Cocamidopropyl Betaine, is a skin sensitizer – an agent that can induce an allergic reaction in the skin or lungs. Again not safe for everyday use, only safe for limited use.
 
Fragrance, is a known human immune system toxicant. Also has a score of 8 for high hazard. 
 
 
I could go on and on about the ingredients on these products. How can a “wellness” company sell products like these or How could anyone promote this company? These are two questions I have.
 
*****I got my ingredients information from the cosmeticsdatabase.com website. Very informational site!! Check it out!!!
 

8. They sell fluoridated toothpaste.

But at least they sell mostly unfluoridated. Fluoride is bad. Very bad. Ask your dentist about it next time you go if you want to hear the full details!
 

9. They’re only partly a “Wellness Company”.

At least the company was built around wellness-oriented products, essentially the nontoxic cleaning chemicals, but the more the company grows, the more toxins are in their products, and, at least to me, the more careless they get. So basically, I think the company got way too big, way too fast. Obviously, it sprung up from its healthier cleaning chemical origin – and I think the cleaning chemicals are great.
 

10. Melaleuca doesn't want you to promote their name

As a blogger and someone who does product reviews - I love sharing good and bad experiences, I thought this was a bit odd, but I did overlook it at the time.
 
When trying to recruit people they don't want you to mention products, buying, or their name. So when I made my first blog post trying to draw up interest, me mentioning their name would have been a violation of their terms and could have ended my account with them.
 
Their claim is they save money by not advertising and the money they save from that goes into their products to provide safer products, etc. That makes sense and all, but if the company is so great, why can't I hop online and make a blog post bragging how great Melaleuca is? Why can't I make a Facebook status to say "Look at what I just got in from Melaleuca!"
 
I mean I don't see any other reputable companies doing that and to me it raises a red flag - why not and what is there to hide? When trying to recruit people to sign up they don't want you to say Melaleuca, but if they insist on knowing about the company they want you to say Melaleuca.com and refer it to being similar to Amazon.com - they're certainly not the same! 
 

11. They test their products on animals!

If you look at PETA's site you will find that they DO test their products on animals! Now while I am a HUGE animal lover, no denying it, I'm not one of those PETA fanatics that will hunt you down for wearing leather. I will, however, choose to NOT support a company or their products if they choose to test them on animals. I think it's cruel personally and the fact they claim to be "green" but still choose to test on animals really makes me wonder. If their products are so safe, why harm the poor animals? Just a question.
 
In 1996, during the course of litigation with a competing company, Melaleuca commissioned a lethal-dose test on the competitor’s product. The test resulted in the agonizing deaths of 10 rats. In 1997, we learned that Melaleuca had commissioned experiments on dogs for its nutritional product Provex CV. It is important to note that Melaleuca used animals for tests while it was included on PETA’s cruelty-free list—after signing our statement of assurance, which indicates that the company will never test on animals, in 1993. Obviously, Melaleuca is willing to make exceptions to its “no animal testing” policy whenever it deems it necessary. In a March 2003 letter, Melaleuca freely admits that it commissioned laboratory tests in which rats and dogs were used, stating, “The rats died a horrible death. … Prior to performing human studies to prove Provex CV’s effectiveness, Melaleuca commissioned that the product be tested on dogs first. … In our quest to save life, we refuse to tell PETA that we will never again test our cardiovascular products on animals.”
 
While some of their products may be less toxic, they are still quite toxic when you're considering going green. If you’re going for less toxic products OTHER than cleaning products, I wouldn’t recommend shopping at Melaleuca for them – you’re wasting your money.
 
As I said from the beginning if you love the products, that's great, but just be informed of what you're using and that they're not as great as they seem when you're talking about going green.
 
This report is not intended to scare, but to educate you so that you can be more selective in choosing products that you bring into your home.
 
It is YOUR responsibility to replace the products in your home with safer products for the protection of your children. It is YOUR responsibility, as you become more informed, to tell your friends, neighbors, and relatives to stop using products that contain dangerous chemicals that are hazardous to both their health and the environment.
 
We hope that you will take this information as a wake-up call and take the necessary steps to remove the toxins from your home. Your children are at the highest risk. Make your home a safe haven for them by using safe cleaning alternatives and teach them to do the same so that future generations will be better informed and at less risk.
 

Don't take my experience for it, though. Here are other disappointed users of Melaleuca:

  1. Trust Pilot
  2. Pissed Consumer
  3. My Internet Quest
  4. Complaints Board

 

 Looking for alternatives? I LOVE Piping Rock or Lucky Vitamin!

Please note, by recommending these alternatives, I am not saying they are "everything you were looking for." However, I feel as though these alternatives are not misleading as far as their ingredients go or how they conduct business. You can check them out and make your own informed and educated decision.
 

Also, try these out:

Grove Collaborative is an online shipment service that offers a variety of all-natural, non-toxic household, beauty, health, and personal care products. The service aims to make using these products more manageable and affordable. This is a subscription service. That means once you get started, Grove will deliver your desired products right to your doorstep on a schedule that is convenient for you. Every product sold by Grove must be certified to be healthy, eco-friendly, effective, and affordable.
  
Zestt organics creates comfy, cotton luxuries for home, travel, and baby. Known for our commitment to sustainable materials and social responsibility, our heirloom-quality designs bring the comfort of home anywhere your adventure takes you. 
 
Wildland Organics believes in simplifying and beautifying a mindful bath and home experience in equal measure. Product development is approached with an emphasis on versatility, gender inclusivity, high design and sustainability.
 
Known for The Super Bar Method - an all-natural hair care regime centered around the use of Wildland’s The Super Bar, Daily Ritual Oil, & Magic Dust Dry Shampoo - the company has built a cult following of mindful minimalists looking to streamline and elevate their daily self-care routines.
 
Creates the most luxuriously comfortable sheets and bedding using only Fair Trade Certified, 100% organic, non-GMO, eco-friendly, long-staple cotton, without the use of harmful chemicals. 
 
Our Green House offers natural & organic products for the home and baby. The growth continues to be strong as people become more aware of "green" alternatives. 
 

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Wilbert
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Wilbert
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4 years ago
I was researching this topic and discovered how misleading Melaleuca really is. AVOID THEM AT ALL COSTS!
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4 years ago
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I'm glad I avoided them!
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3 years ago
I am curious at what products you are now using - not mentioned in your post. Please share. Thank you.
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3 years ago
I tried that company and they are so dishonest! Never again!
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3 years ago
Helpful info. Lucky me I found your website accidentally, and I am surprised by this! Avoiding them!
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3 years ago
You have brought up a very great point, thank you for the post.
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I found everything you said about them to be true. Absolutely disappointed!
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3 years ago
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3 years ago
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2 years ago
Thank you, my friend is harassing me to join..keep away
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2 years ago
I quite like reading an article that will make people think.
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2 years ago
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2 years ago
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2 years ago
Thank you so much for taking the time to write such an important blog! I recently was with Melaleuca & fell to their major greenwashing....
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2 years ago
I would also like to know what other all natural products you link with?
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2 years ago
You need to try pure haven!

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2 years ago
Fantastic website. Plenty of useful information here.
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2 years ago
Thank you for opening my eyes. Excellent post with great information. Any thoughts on Norwex?
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2 years ago
Thank you for this post. I just recently tried a face cream and broke out with a horrible rash. I was really dissatisfied and hence started searching and found your blog!
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Linda
2 years ago
I have been using Melaluca for 9+yrs. I have been asking questions about how healthy they actually are. Am considering dropping my account. I wonder if any one has had kidney functions decrease since using these products. Perhaps it is a coincidence, my kidneys functions are quite poor. Just curious if anyone else might be in this boat. Thanks for the post. Am following.
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Leonard
2 years ago
You mentioned Amway.
I assume you have used their products and checked them out. If you go to their site and click on any of their products, you can scroll down and see the source of the ingredients. Wonder about their vitamins, Nutrilite has been around for 80 years. They control the entire process from seed to supplement, by either owning the farm or through independent farmers that follow the guidelines, they track the plant harvested to the plot it was grown on. Heard of Pytonutrients? Nutrilite actually discovered them before they were named. Nutrilite was organic before organic became a thing.
there are 23 cleaning products listed as EPA Safer Choice, (Melaluca doesn't have any).
180 day satisfaction guarantee, with a couple exceptions, so if after using it for 6 months you decide you don't like it, you can return it for any reason.
Lastly, they just released a new line of plant based face products based upon their Nutrilite experience that is actually certified vegan.
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2 years ago
Thank you for the info., I almost joined and it seems like today is the last day to hook people with the $1 membership deal! I shudder at the potential problems I would have with the product integrity, thanks again :-)
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Thank you for the info, it sure saves me future troubles!
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I also found them to be very misleading!
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James
2 years ago
I completely disagree with this article. I can honestly say that I have been a happy customer with this company for over 20 years. This article was written way back in 2014 and it sounds like the author tried to build a business with it and failed and has now chosen to bash the company.

I can say that over the past 20 years, I've never had any problems with the company. They have the best customer service of any company I have ever worked with. I do agree however that they are not 100% green. They use a combination of mostly natural green products with a very small amount of chemicals in a few select cleaning products. This combination does an amazing job at cleaning. They even have a product that uses a combination of thyme oil and citric acid that kills 99.99% of all viruses and bacteria (including Covid-19)... and it smells great. I have tried using several other companies over the years that claim to be 100% green, and honestly, you will give yourself tendonitis trying to clean certain things because the products don't do a good job at cleaning. I've tried cleaning my mirrors with essential oil companies that smell nice but leave streaks everywhere. But this company has the perfect balance that is FAR less toxic than most anything you would find at the grocery stores.

Yes, they offer toothpaste both with and without fluoride, only because there was a high demand for the fluoride toothpaste. Plain and simple... choose what you want. I choose non-fluoride.

It does cost a whopping $1 to join. I'm not sure why this author is making a big deal out of this. If $1 annual membership is a deterrent for her to try some incredible products... well, I'm not sure what to say. It just sounds petty if you ask me. The good news is that you do not have to sign any lengthy contracts and you can cancel your membership at no cost at any time. PLUS... all of their products come with a 100% money-back guarantee. There is no risk. All they ask is for you to simply try their products for yourself. If you love them... then use them. If you don't then get your money back. Simple. Again, this article was written over 7 years ago. This company is constantly trying to improve their products and they are always adding new and improved products (over 450+ at the time of this writing). 99% of their products are in fact manufactured in the USA. I'm not sure why the author made a case because she found the one product made in Canada. LOL.

I could go on. The point is that this article is very misleading on many fronts. Take everything with a grain of salt and make up your own mind for yourself. ;-)

Cheers!
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Odette
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Odette
2 years ago
The people within this company seriously act like a cult. I noticed how nasty they tend to get when you question them. I agree, stay away!
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Myra
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Myra
2 years ago
I don't even know how I ended up here, but I thought this post was good.
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Elaine
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Elaine
2 years ago
Can you tell us more about this? I'd love to find out more details.
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Cathern
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Cathern
2 years ago
Greate article. Keep posting such kind of information on your blog.
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Jarred
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Jarred
2 years ago
This is really interesting. I've noticed the same thing as well when I had joined them some years back.
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Sung
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Sung
2 years ago
Magnificent website. Lots of useful info here.
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Javier
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Javier
2 years ago
Highly descriptive article, I loved that bit.
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Ezequiel
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Ezequiel
2 years ago
I like the valuable information you provide in your articles.
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Waylon
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Waylon
2 years ago
I actually found their products to be toxic to my home! Total opposite of what they claim!
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Jeffery
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Jeffery
2 years ago
This company is such a cult! Stay away!
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Drew
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Drew
2 years ago
maaaaannnn..... the things i could tell you about this company from what i have experienced! All i can say is run as far away as possible from this cult!
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Eulah
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Eulah
2 years ago
Nice post. Extremely helpful
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Allison
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Allison
2 years ago
Hello there, You've done an incredible job bringing the truth out about this company.
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Rogelio
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Rogelio
2 years ago
They really are a garbage company
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Hung
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Hung
2 years ago
What a shame they scam people like that
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Dannie
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Dannie
2 years ago
So glad I said no to that cult!
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Beatrice David
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Beatrice David
2 years ago
I just had to order a new detergent tray for a fairly new washer after the detergent and scent boost literally wore a hole through the removable tray. I thought the thick white color was just buildup, so I took it apart to clean. The removable tray had actually melted (??) to the base. I did not find ONE product I loved and couldn’t get somewhere else for a lower price. I won’t even get into the shipping costs. I could go on and on about the products I hated, but I think I’ve made myself pretty clear.
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Susan
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Susan
2 years ago
How sad that someone would even write this article ! I too have been a customer of Melaluca and disagree with all that was written . Melalecua is a company that is doing its best to keep business in America , and keeping it as natural as possible . You can’t please everyone so please if it’s not for you that’s ok , but it works fine for me and in all honesty the it only Simone else opinion! Try it for your self I’m sure you will love what you buy ! Amazon sells some of there pro ra for triple what you can buy for as a member and not to mention the reviews ar all 5 star
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Janet
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Janet
2 years ago
I joined Melaleuca as a customer in July 2021. I agree with the points made in this article. I do enjoy their cleaning products and feel they are "green". However, after looking over their other products' ingredients list and seeing parabens and other questionable ingredients, I cannot believe they promote them as safe and clean products. A lot of their snacks and drinks are full of soy, artificial sweeteners and are way overpriced. Nobody mentioned to me before I signed up how expensive their shipping costs are, either. I will be canceling my membership.
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Damion
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Damion
2 years ago
As someone who joined in recent years, I feel like all of this is spot on with the company. I didn't stay using their products long. Way over priced for what it is!
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Stevie
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Stevie
2 years ago
Very nice post. I simply stumbled upon your blog and wished to mention that I have truly enjoyed browsing your weblog posts.
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Sarah
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Sarah
2 years ago
I hope this helps to answer the question on why this company does not like to blast their name everywhere.
This company is all about getting to know others first.
Not jumping down anyone's throat about "My product is the one you need". Cough Cough MLMs!
They like to genially help others! If someone searches the name of the company, they will not understand the website and they will not know any personal experience on the products. Wouldn't you like to at least know from one person?? Isnt that how you find out about many things?

Do some recent research on if they test on animals. They no longer do and have not for over 20 years!

Also a little side note, Grove SUPPORTS defunding the police. NO THANK YOU!
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2 years ago
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2 years ago
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Krystyna
2 years ago
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Lawerence
2 years ago
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Frederick
2 years ago
Hi there, just became aware of your blog through Google, and found that it's really informative. Thanks for the heads up!
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Monroe
2 years ago
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Lora
2 years ago
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Cary
2 years ago
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Trixie Overcashier
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Trixie Overcashier
2 years ago
It is people like you that hurt great people and amazing manufacturers with false information, half truths, and negative talk. Ready the comments it looks like misery loves company. I was ready to scroll by but decided to go against your flow here - you used a lot of energy here and passive aggressive statements to spread your false narrative. This company and its products have changed so many lives for the better. No company can control what their marketing execs say to people but the training program is clear on their philosophies. I encourage anyone buying your garbage talk to go to the company website and read their ingredient philosophies and their statements of policies. A "distributor" buys a product and resells it for a higher price. It is ILLEGAL to engage in resale of this manufacturers product, the Business Model is Consumer Direct. I have been shopping and sharing for over 23 years and have a thousand stories to combat your sad one. You are spreading poison, shame on you. Get the facts. Best decision ever to be a member with this shop club. Noticed you have a lot of FAKE COMMENTS here as well. The truth wins.
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Katrina Barger
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Katrina Barger
2 years ago
Very informative, I found you when I was researching this company. I did sign up and purchase some products. I do like some of the products but I did not like how pushy the guy was after I told him I wanted to try the products and I signed as a customer he was very insistent on how I could build this business and I should start calling my family and friends right away and telling them about the products. To be honest I have had a lot of experience with approaches from several mlms over the years and was involved with a few. They are classic mlm whether they think they are or not. They insist they are not and I proceeded to tell the guy how they were. He tells me he can show me the difference and I beg to differ they can change what they call it all they want but if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck. It must be a duck! Plain and simple. thank you I really like your blog. I do like some of the products but I really don't intend on promoting something that puts on a false front. Not my cup a tea.
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Grace
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Grace
2 years ago
I personally feel this person is trying to give out informative info on what she experienced. Which is valid. I will say this though. They are a US company, they sell both natural and scientifically food grade products. If you look on their site they go into detail why they use each ingredient. For me, some things I can't use so I don't. If you go into target are you buying everything? No, if course not. Same goes for Melaleuca. Their cleaning products work great from my personal experience. Method, grove, Seventh gen...etc are not fully non toxic that's for sure. They have rewards and they now have shipping on us which is great. You can pause whenever you need to. Just call them! I can't have soy and echinacea so I stay away from that. Many things have soy in it including young livings company. Nothing is perfect but they are honest. They talk about being greener and there is non toxic products, but they say not all are. You be the judge. They just came out with great toothpaste and magnesium calming powder... they are continuing to strive for the best and change through the years. I costs $19 a year for a membership. Amazon charges $130 a year. They give you back your shipping on rewards if you purchase 44 points. You have to spend a certain amount of money to ship for free at target, kohl's, Walmart...etc. you also do not get rewarded. It's a great company but not for everyone. I will tell you this. I would rather buy from the US with great customer service than deal with companies from over seas. This is why they are a bit cheaper also. Cutting out the middle man. To each is own for sure. Other products we use is attitude and truly free. Great products. From the USA and they are clean. Melaleuca over all is a great company. Don't knock em till you try em!! Be well!
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Marcelo
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Marcelo
2 years ago
LOL I can see who follows this cult shopping club and who actually read the article. I see some are getting mad because the author wrote about HER experience. Seriously?! The responses to that alone is enough for me. And while things may be different now, have you checked the date on when this was published?! Wouldn't ever want to be a part of something that drags people through the mud because they did not like their experience.
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Rocco
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Rocco
2 years ago
Great post! So glad I left them a long time ago. I found the same issues you mentioned.
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Hellen
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Hellen
2 years ago
I had the same experience several years ago! After I left the company and took a step back I realized it was more like a cult. Especially when you see the way their members behave. Terrible cult-like atmosphere!
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Christiane
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Christiane
2 years ago
I don't even know how I stopped up here, however I believed this post was good and provided an honest mix of opinion and fact based on the authors experience.
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Freddie
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Freddie
2 years ago
I don't understand those leaving angry comments based on someone's own experience. LOL! As an outsider who never has been a part of the company or shopped through them, it's a bad look and honestly, the responses alone would keep me from trying them. I am okay with responding with your own experience, but to be upset that someone has a different opinion than you and did not like being lied to?! If you read, the author pointed out how those who recruited her were dishonest. Also, if you notice the date of the post, where things within the company could have even changed since the author was a part of it. Either way, get over yourselves! It's not that serious to be so upset over someone else's experience. LOL!
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Kathy
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Kathy
2 years ago
Thanks for your personal marvelous posting! I really enjoyed reading it! I was approached by a "friend" trying to get me to join Melaleuca some time back and they were VERY pushy. I wanted to take time to think about joining and research the company. I found others who spoke out about the company and negative experiences they have had and noticed how they would be bombarded with angry attacks - not informative responses, but just attacks. That was enough for me and I decided I didn't want to be a part of that.
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Dieter
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Dieter
2 years ago
Melaleuca sucks! Total scam and the people involved and advocate hard for them don't realize how much they sound like they're in a cult.
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Marilyn
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Marilyn
2 years ago
Definitely agree with everything you stated!
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Aaron
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Aaron
2 years ago
When someone tried recruiting me I found they were very pushy and aggressive. Not friendly at all once I told them I had to think about it. Seems like this is a common practice with those involved in this company.
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Porfirio
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Porfirio
2 years ago
I came across this when researching the company and even read through the comments as I was considering joining. I took what the author said with a grain of salt because I felt it was based on her experience. But reading through the comments and seeing how those who are a part of the company seem to be so defensive over someone else's experience is a total turn off. The member attitude and treatment is just as important to me as the products. I have been seeing the same type of responses throughout other sites I researched. While the company itself may be nice, it seems the members themselves are very aggressive and quick to attack rather than educate. Not something I want to be a part of.
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Georgiana
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Georgiana
2 years ago
I regret the time I had spent with the company. Glad I got out!
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Gregory
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Gregory
2 years ago
I was very pleased to uncover this website and see I'm not the only one with issues with Melaleuca!
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Savannah
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Savannah
2 years ago
These are actually the same issues I experienced with them. Glad you are speaking out!
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Jess
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Jess
2 years ago
Thank you for the info! You may want to double research Grove though also. They've become a greenwashing company also!
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Agustin
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Agustin
2 years ago
It's actually a great and useful piece of info. I'm satisfied that you shared this helpful information with us because I was considering joining and after finding so much negative about them, outside of your post, I decided they're not a good company.
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Tina
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Tina
2 years ago
I was intrigued by many of the items you brought up - some good points and useful information. But then I got to the point you made about fluoride being "bad" and that left me wondering about the veracity of your other statements. It's true that too much fluoride is a bad thing, but in proper amounts, fluoride has dramatically increased dental health in our children. Additionally, fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral in many foods as well as coffee and tea.
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Dennis
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Dennis
2 years ago
I stopped trusting them after I saw the way their "followers" would react if someone simply disagreed with the company or products. Not a good look!
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Maximo
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Maximo
2 years ago
Thanks, I've recently been searching for info about this topic for a while and yours is the greatest I have discovered so far.
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Nola
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Nola
2 years ago
Having read this I thought it was rather informative. I appreciate you taking the time and energy to put this informative article together. I once again find myself personally spending way too much time both reading and posting comments. But so what, it was still worth it!
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Dominic
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Dominic
2 years ago
Greetings! Very helpful advice in this particular article! Thanks a lot for sharing!
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Monica
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Monica
2 years ago
Simply desire to say your article is as surprising. The clarity in your post is simply excellent and that i can assume you are knowledgeable in this subject.
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Celina
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Celina
2 years ago
I am so happy to read this. This is the type of information that needs to be given and not the misinformation that's at the other blogs.
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Tabatha
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Tabatha
2 years ago
I am really grateful to have come across this before joining! I've seen quite a few other similar stories about them.
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Leona
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Leona
2 years ago
I couldn't stand the way this company operated! So glad I left them when I did!
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Stephania
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Stephania
2 years ago
Hi there, You've done a fantastic job researching them. I had found the same information as you when trying to look them up. Thanks for sharing your experience.
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Tanya
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Tanya
2 years ago
So happy I'm not the only one disappointed with them!! Thanks for sharing your experience with Melaleuca!
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Ladonna
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Ladonna
1 year ago
I do not even know how I ended up here, but I thought this post was great. Not the first I've heard these things about them either.
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Mark
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Mark
1 year ago
My mother got snarled up in this pyramid scheme company (cult) years ago and has fully bought into their garbage, because they are a "Christian" company... She receives multiple deliveries from them every week. We have no idea as to how much money she is actually wasting on this crap in a year. Everywhere you look in the house you find melaluca junk. One of their laundry products, pods of some kind, that she uses leaves a horrible residue in the machine. Every time I do a load of laundry all of my dark clothes, which is most of it, winds up with a white residue all over it once the load is done and it has to go through another full cycle in order to clean it off. If you make the mistake of drying the clothes with this residue on it, your clothes are basically ruined because this crap does not come out. I wish these scam artists would go out of business...
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Ronny
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Ronny
1 year ago
Thanks a lot for sharing this
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Petra
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Petra
1 year ago
Melaleuca is a total scam company that lies to its customers! Stay away!
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Jacques
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Jacques
1 year ago
I tried them once and was not impressed
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Rene
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Rene
1 year ago
Their products are garbage compared to other brands I've tried.
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Daisy
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Daisy
1 year ago
Yuck... Melaleuca. They almost suckered me into their cult but thankfully I passed on the offer. The more I read about them the happier I am I didn't get involved!
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Fermin
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Fermin
1 year ago
Thankfulness to my father who warned me about them when I was looking into joining
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Kendall
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Kendall
1 year ago
My brother suggested I might like this web site. He was once entirely right. This publish truly made my day. Especially after my experience with them.
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Judson
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Judson
1 year ago
Thanks for your personal marvelous posting! I seriously enjoyed reading it.
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Shela
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Shela
1 year ago
You've made some really good points there.
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Leia
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Leia
1 year ago
Oh I could go on a rampage about my experience with Melaleuca!
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Polly
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Polly
1 year ago
Thanks for sharing such a nice opinion, article is good, thats why i have read it entirely
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Fidel
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Fidel
1 year ago
Ahaa, I heard too many bad things about them
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Deloras
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Deloras
1 year ago
Even though this is an old post, still run far from this company!!
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Carolyn
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Carolyn
1 year ago
I couldn't agree with this post more!
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Courtney
1 year ago
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Cindi
1 year ago
Hurrah, that's what I was looking for, what a information!
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Francisco
1 year ago
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Bettina
1 year ago
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Noel
1 year ago
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Tatiana
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Tatiana
1 year ago
I noticed the same thing! Definitely staying away from them!
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Bridget
1 year ago
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Theron
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Theron
1 year ago
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Jamika
1 year ago
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Esther
1 year ago
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Erwin
1 year ago
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Jannene
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Jannene
1 year ago
I was actually going to join Melaleuca thru someone on Corys Digs but then i decided to do a search on them.
The most concerning thing i found was that EWG lists there products as harmful, a lot of them actually got a F for a rating.
They claim there products are non toxic and natural which is not the case with the majority of them.
The best thing one can do is make as much of your own products as possible.
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Claudette
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Claudette
1 year ago
Thank you for sharing this one.
A must read article!
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Olivia
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Olivia
1 year ago
Hi there! This article couldn't be written any better!
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George
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George
1 year ago
fantastic post, very informative.
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Angel
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Angel
1 year ago
I also quit, after years, simply because the dropship was too much for me after awhile, as a single parent. I respect your OPINION and your EXPERIENCE. However, many of your FACTS are simply incorrect. Most companies have some things they don't share because they are proprietary information. That's not necessarily suspect. The sweeteners you mentioned are NOT the same. At all. Speaking as someone who has family members that can't eat aspartame w/out having headaches. So many other things. Mostly, Melaleuca is a truly great health and wellness company. They don't have distributors because you are absolutely NOT SUPPOSED TO DISTRIBUTE their products. At all. Ever. That's what a distributor does. It's not semantics. It's really what the word and the process means and it's important here. In the company I now get bath and body products from they sell socially, through websites but also sell product that they buy themselves and deliver, so they distribute it. It's completely different.
I totally get having a negative feeling about a company. When I left Melaleuca I was a little disillusioned. But over the intervening years I've never forgotten how much I loved the products, they have only improved them, and I'm actually looking into them again. They seem to only be better. I don't want to make money anymore. I just want the great products. They have a mostly great company culture overall and I think dragging on them is unfair and dishonest.
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Emory
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Emory
1 year ago
I stopped with Melaleuca after being lied to as well. Maybe the company doesn't mean to lie, but the people who had gotten me to join had lied, which was a huge turn off when I found out. And as they are representatives of the company and I see so many others with similar stories, it's hard to separate that from the company itself... everyone should just beware if they choose to try them.
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Brodie
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Brodie
1 year ago
This information is worth everyone's attention. Where can I find out more?
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Lisa
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Lisa
1 year ago
All of this is true. The company is dishonest. It is also 100% an MLM, therefore a pyramid scheme. You will face creepy pressure to join and then creepy pressure to recruit others to join. Just stay away from all of these companies.

Also, due to consumer demand, you can find safer products from so many legitimate retailers. Even Walmart carries some safer products like Ecos and Seventh Generation.
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Hong
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Hong
1 year ago
Undeniably believe that which you said.
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Pasquale
1 year ago
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Ollie
1 year ago
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Grady
1 year ago
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Chun
1 year ago
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Darren
1 year ago
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Rolland
1 year ago
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Ned
1 year ago
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Michael
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Michael
1 year ago
I have been using melaleuca products for at least 19 years. The cleaners work great and have never ruined anything.
Laundry soap is great. Clothes come clean and smell great. No fading and have never seen spots left on clothing. I like that everything is concentrated. Why pay to buy soap in store that is half water? I have water at home. The soluguard kills 99% of germs AND viruses, even covid. I donated several sprayers to church. We sprayed railings, door knows, pretty much everything. Nothing was ruined and we got through the panic with no sickness. People started using at home and hardly any colds. The year is 2022 and I'm convinced melaleuca is a good thing.
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Titus
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Titus
1 year ago
hey there and thank you for your information
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She
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She
1 year ago
Thanks for the information.
How yo cancel my order and Membership in Melaleuca because I can’t afford monthly purchase. It’s a lot. It’s expensive.
Hope you can help me.
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Latesha
1 year ago
There's definately a great deal to learn about this subject. I really like all the points you made.
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EmC
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EmC
1 year ago
Thank you for this! I feel so validated. My friends think I'm exaggerating. I've tried Melaleuca products, and can definitely say there is nothing natural about some of the fragrances used in their products, especially the laundry detergent! Makes me nauseous, engages my gag reflex and gives me an instant headache. Meyer's brand, as well, has this affect. Horrible and strong scents! I buy fragrance free, but get frustrated with companies that pretend to be green, yet the ingredients contradict. Thank you for the other suggestions.
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Jewell
1 year ago
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Koby
1 year ago
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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Eloy
1 year ago
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1 year ago
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Maurice
1 year ago
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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Will
1 year ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on melaluca company. Regards
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
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Jamie
1 year ago
Which product do you use to replace soluguard? This one keeps me around because it claims to be an nontoxic disinfectant. I had similar concerns to you. The bath soap didn’t agree with my skin so I inquired about the ingredients to see if it had something I was allergic to. The phone reps refused to disclose the ingredients- super sketch. I’ve been using the products for a couple of years but I think I’m going to cancel soon because there are only a very few things I like. The cost outweighs the benefit.
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1 year ago
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Laverne
1 year ago
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Grace
1 year ago
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Gabrielle
1 year ago
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Liam
1 year ago
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Michael
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Michael
1 year ago
I have been using Melaleuca products since 2003 and really appreciate being able to call in or order online.

The newest cleaners are now highly concentrated. They come in small bottles so less plastic used and less to recycle.

The cleaners in the store are made with strong chemicals that must be dlluted with water. When we buy those, we are paying the truckers to haul water to the store. Why pay for that when we have water at home for a fraction of the price. The soluguard will kill 99% of bacteria and viruses and it won't burn your skin or poison your kids. If they drink it they might get a sour stomach but no need to worry.

I think it is a great concept. People just need to manage what they order. If you are getting too much stuiff, get on the phone and tell them to cut back.

I get ocean caught salmon by online, at first It was piling up with the original order so I called and asked them to reduce the monthly amount. How hard was that?
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Judy
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Judy
1 year ago
I liked their products but was not a fan of the lies told by the reps and the company. Like you, I'm not a 'health freak' but the fact these reps keep claiming "no harm will be done if you ingest the product" is total bull! It has the same effects as other popular brands on the shelf in the store and they have no problem spewing this lie no matter who it affects. It's totally disgusting!
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Elouise
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Elouise
1 year ago
This company is such a scam! So glad to see someone posting about it!
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Darwin
1 year ago
Hey very nice blog! Totally accurate and honest experience as mine was similar.
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Maddison
1 year ago
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Rashad
11 months ago
excellent points altogether
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Ann
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Ann
10 months ago
fantastic put up, very informative.
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Genia
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Genia
10 months ago
I love your blog.. so glad I'm not the only one who noticed these things with this company! Not sure if it's still true today, but at the time I was a member I noticed this same stuff.
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Octavio
10 months ago
great post
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Marietta
10 months ago
Thanks for every other magnificent post.
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Ernestine
10 months ago
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Brooks
10 months ago
This info is worth everyone's attention. Where can I find out more?
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Lilla
10 months ago
Terrific article! This is the type of information that are supposed to be shared around the web.
Disgrace on Google for not positioning this post higher!
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Jim
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Jim
10 months ago
Great post.
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Cecile
10 months ago
So glad I'm not the only one with these experiences! Thanks for calling them out!
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10 months ago
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Kraig
9 months ago
Good post. I learn something totally new!
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Grover
9 months ago
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9 months ago
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9 months ago
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9 months ago
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Pauline
9 months ago
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9 months ago
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Miriam
9 months ago
Thank you for this great article.
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Leora
8 months ago
Thanks for finally writing about Melaluca!
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Ashley Drewes
8 months ago
Very good article. I'm going through a few of these issues as well..
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Brainy More
8 months ago
Heya i am for the first time here. I came across this board and I find It really useful & it helped me out a lot.
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Victor
8 months ago
An impressive share! I have just forwarded this onto a colleague who was doing a little homework on this.
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Rodrick
7 months ago
Thanks for sharing such a good thought
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Ashley Drewes
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Ashley Drewes
7 months ago
My mom had the same issues with them! Glad someone is writing about it!
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Brooks
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Brooks
6 months ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on melaleuca products prices.
Regards
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Annie
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Annie
6 months ago
Thank you for the informative personal experience.
I'm still undecided as I need to do more research. The comments kinda makes me sad ... so much anger :sigh:
I think the ones bashing it may have their personal valid points but to call the people that really like it "cult members" is just mean. I think if you don't like it, thats ok and if you do like it, thats ok too but being rude is just unnecessary on both sides. We can do better :-)
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Paling
6 months ago
whoah this blog is excellent i love reading your articles.
Keep up the great work!
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