[...] via Gthing’s Goyin Post [...]

at least they're honest and upfront about the usefulness of their product :-)

Did you edit this post? sellout! :)

I tried some keyword stuffing to get a higher rank on this new hot search term: goyin.... but looks like you beat me to it.

btw sam, i fixed my blog, so you should come comment on it sometime.

watch out! if you dis the MLMers in Utah they'll flood your in box with lots of poorly written emails claiming that Noni cured their herpes and that you are simply jealous of the fame and fortune reaped by the masses of Noni-pushers. be warned.

see for reference: http://www.ryanbyrd.net/rambleon/2006/12/19/sumpin-fer-nuttin-the-fallac...

What is wrong with GoYin stating the only fact the government will let them? If they truly try and state the truth the drug companies will buy a lobbyist and shut them down! Go find something real to complain about.

I have one thing to say, you who have nothing good to say....don't say anything at all. Your criticism is NOT wanted by anyone, except those like you that feed off of the bad things in this world. Why can't you find good things to say? Grow up!

Hi Im from NZ and seriously you guys complaining, I dont know what your problem is I think MLM is a brilliant system we need more like it......in my opinion it allows everyone an oppertunity to participate...and yes its true not everyone is going to make it but that is also true of the traditional buisiness world as well......I say...bring on the wharehouse markets lets spread it around...

Im up for a challenge!

The FTC dosent warn people who start a "traditional" business with the same claims they would warn a MLM scheme. Goyin profits by marketers selling others to market it while their hyped bottle of juice sits in the garage! The prime source of income is not based on selling the product, just the commission of getting others to sell it. Most MLMers don't even drink it! Science can't prove the antioxidant benefits of "superjuice" even get past the acid in the stomach to make significant difference during oxidation. The juice also costs a whopping $40 per bottle or $160 per month. Lets be practical, ITS NOT WORTH IT!

Josh you're retarded. You have no idea what youre talking about. How about you go to school and take a science class before you make your own scientific claims.

Josh you have no idea what youre talking about. How about you atleast graduate from high school and take a science class before you make your own scientific claims.