Team National Reviews

Steve Jansma   MN

9:27pm on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009 

Everything the company says is true. In fact when we joined we found TN under promises and over delivers. Best thing we did in a long time.

Walter B   Arkansas

7:48pm on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009 

Not a wise move in this dreadful economy! No takers for me to get my money back. 14 visits and meetings....nothing

Sandra   South Carolin

4:01pm on Sunday, November 1st, 2009 

Im a member of TN for 1 year Ive made back the cost of the package I bought and have saved over $1000 already from buying things off my website. If you are in doubt about this company integrity and weather or not its a scam please refer to FLORIDA BBB & DSA.Also while you are there make special attention to there RATINGS. "A"

Briana   Wisconsin

5:14pm on Thursday, October 22nd, 2009 

I became a member of this company 2 years ago and I've saved good money on everything from on-line shopping to lasic surgery to furniture. I also have friends that have saved on insurance products, dental care etc. No company would be in business for 13 years if they weren't legit. I've went on to earn well over $20,000 with this company along with meeting alot of good people. Nothing bad to say.

JIM M   TN

5:04pm on Thursday, October 22nd, 2009 

BAD EXPERIENCE. MEMBER THAT SIGNED ME UP STATED THAT I COULD SAVE ON EVERYTHING I USE EVERY DAY. SIMPLY NOT TRUE. THREW MY MEMBERSHIP IN THE GARBAGE. SHOULD HAVE DONE A LITTLE RESEARCH......LIKE THIS SITE!!!

Dear Bird   Location unknown

6:48am on Tuesday, October 20th, 2009 

It's not COMPLAINING and laziness. The sales people lie about the savings. You can receive the same savings on the net. They do encourage you to sign your fam and friends! The company does not honor the "life membership". Further, the company offers a 3 day right to cancel that they DO NOT HONOR. Why would you work for this company. It's not ethical.

Anonymous   Location unknown

2:51am on Monday, October 19th, 2009

I haven't made my mind up yet about TN. I actually overheard someone talking about it in a restaurant and approached them.Lets face some facts about the comments on here. How many people on here said I made a bunch of money with this company and its a bad company. NONE. Everyone complaining lost their rear and decided to blame the company for their own failure. Bottom line with Network marketing is its a business opportunity. Forget the savings. If you aren't ready to bust your rear to earn some money then stay away from Business opportunities. If I join I could care less about the savings, the 2k to join is the price to reap the benefits of making money. and so far the company has told me if I really want to get into the network marketing. I don't even hafta buy a membership. I have been in network marketing before and made a little money. I would have made more if I stuck with it. But you know what? not one family member or friend has ever heard anything about network marketing from me. In case you never heard, doing business with friends and family is a bad idea. Lastly, so what if its a pyramid scheme, whats wrong with that. If the money flows up thats great because everyone I sign up is below me. If you want to save money, Go to walmart. If you want to make money you gotta spend it first. Geez even the Lottery requires a purchase. And yes i know my spelling and grammar stinks. Have a nice day Bird

Derwin Moss   Arkansas

9:54pm on Sunday, October 18th, 2009 

Just stay away from this whole scam unless you are so desperate for money that you will lie to your friends and family!!!

LISA ARMSTRONG   The Woodlands, Texas

12:43pm on Sunday, October 11th, 2009 

TEAM NATIONAL IS AN AWESOME BUSINESS, IT BUILDS DREAMS AND HOPE FOR MANY PEOPLE, MY UP LINE ARE ALWAYS THERE TO SUPPORT ME AND TO BUILD OUR BUSINESS. IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THE VIDEO YOU NEED TO. IF YOU HAVE SEEN THE VIDEO AND STILL DO NOT LIKE IT, IT MUST NOT BE FOR YOU.

Dan R   Ms

12:23pm on Sunday, October 11th, 2009 

The absolute worst investment I ever made. Company is a rip off and do not honor their "life" memberships. The person who signed me up [and lied to me about all the big savings] is no longer around. I want my money back!!!

Disbelief   Ms

3:17pm on Wednesday, October 7th, 2009 

I can not fathom why anyone would spend this kind of money w/o seeing the savings and doing the math. The savings were nominal at best. This seems like a pyramid scheme to me.

lm   sc

12:47pm on Monday, October 5th, 2009 

I joined Team National 2 years ago seeing both sides of the company~savings & income POTENTIAL! I emphasis potential because you can never get something for nothing. It is A BUSINESS. If you had a storefront filled with merchandise, your hours on the door, advertised, but never showed up to open the doors and work your business you WOULD fail! You have to be serious about the income side, and work it like a job to make money. Once you establish yourself then it is INCREDIBLE!
I am the biggest mizzer I know~ coupons, only things on sale, shop for the best price. . . We INVESTED in the lifetime membership and saw tremendous savings w/i 3 mo.. The year earlier I had shopped insurance and got a great price, but with the Team National affiliate program we saved over $1300. with a well known Company; after receiving over 5 bids (only one with a company I had never heard of).
We are not big ticket shoppers, but enjoy commission checks for small purchases~computer ink,
gifts (ipod, telephone, ebay,) It adds up very quickly. If you get cash back on your credit card, just look at how quickly that 1% adds up!
This is not a "get rich quick" scheme. It is another income stream for people who want to "enhance" their bottom line, and for those that want a way to MAKE MAJOR MONEY by referring it to others with the SAME MINDSET!

Steve   Arkansas

11:30am on Monday, October 5th, 2009 

Thought it was a good idea and began pushing the membership, based on my rep [who was also a preacher as the lady from OK] After watching him basically lie to folks about the membership in order to help me get my money back, I just couldn't do this anymore. I am not going to participate and tell folks the will save money on just about everything they need in their home. Tn does not have "Big savings".....unless you spend big!!That's the truth and I am sorry to those of you that I watched him lie to.

re positive and negative   Location unknown

9:40am on Monday, October 5th, 2009 

The membership is way overpriced and the savings are not as much as you may think, unless you plan on spending a lot of money every year. Cars, Furniture etc...You can find items cheaper on the inet. Even a Sams membership that you have to renew every year will be cheaper than this membership at 2195. I found items at Sams CHEAPER than TN. Glad I exercised my 3 day right and got my money back. I don't believe this company will be around much longer. People just dont have STUPID money anymore!

sweets1025   oklahoma

5:28pm on Sunday, October 4th, 2009 

My father-in-law joined this. His "friend" talked him into it. Told him of all the savings. Dad walked away with the idea that all he had to do was go in any store, flash his membership card and they would discount his purchases immediately. Right!!! He spent $2195. He did not have this extra money and his friend knew this. My in-laws are in terrible financial shape due to very poor planning and managing. His friend knew this. The only thing Dad has purchased is an overpriced chair. He refused to tell anyone what he paid for it. It is not the one he ordered, it sits crooked, and they will not take it back. Everyone read the fine print on your return policy. He talked a blue streak about this for about two months after he signed up trying to get my husband to join. Dad will fall for any get rich quick scheme. His friend knew this and was looking to get his money back. By the way his friend is the pastor of his church. Nice guy. Nice company.

the program   AR

10:50pm on Friday, October 2nd, 2009 

Ok, you tell me what a pyramid scheme is? The guy at the top makes all the money,right? Tell me at your current position when will you ever make more money than your boss or his boss or his boss or the president of your company? Sounds like a pyramid to me. With team national there is no limit to what you can make. I can make more and by the way save more than the people that introduced this to me. It depends on the time and effort you put into it. And by the way it does not work for everyone no matter how much time and effort they put into it. If you looked or if you signed up and dealt with a pushy person I'm sorry that happened to you. I been involved with team national for just over a year. It is just like anything else in life if you go to a car dealer and you run into a pushy salesman it will leave a bad taste in your mouth and you probably won't go back,right? There are people in this organization that are all about the money and they do more damage to people than good. Here is. What I tell people "Come and take a look,then we will get all your questions answered and if it is not for you that's ok." This organization is not for everyone. To the person on here that lost four or five friends over not signing up again I'm sorry that happened to you. Some people can't handle rejection! Some of my friends and family have told me NO and I'm ok with that I'm not gonna get mad at anyone that tells me NO. I refuse to treat people I know differently because team national was not for them. I'm not on here trying to get anyone that is reading this to change their mind just telling what team national is to me. As far as savings go I got five 25 dollar gift certificates to shorty smalls in Branson Missouri for 10 dollars each and then got 2.50 back in commissions. So I got 150 dollars of food for 37.50. I have earned commissions on everything from a lawnmower to a toilet. I bought all my kids school clothes and got more than a hundred dollars back in commissions. My companies phone bill went from 330 dollars a month to around 58 dollars a month it varies,because some months I make more long distance calls than others,with the long distance carrier. My company is a small business and to a company as small as ours that is a huge amount of money and every penny helps in this day and age. I don't buy a lot of big ticket items but I still saw a good deal. As far as Sams club goes they charge you a fee to be a member and my company buys from Sams every week and have never received a red cent from them and we spend over 35000 there a month. But with team national I paid 2200 one time for the rest of my life for a lifetime of savings. And yes there are sometimes that I can find a better deal outside of team national but I always check there first. Just a few examples of my savings and commissions. As far as making any money I have not made any yet but that is my fault because I have not tried. If I talk to everyone I know and never make "a lot of money" I will still be a satisfied team national customer. Hopefully this is a HONEST look at a group that a lot of people misunderstand. If you don't think so I'm sorry I tried to lay it out there as best and as honest I could. For me it is a great deal but it is not for everyone.

CHRISTIE   Ms

10:57am on Friday, October 2nd, 2009 

Good for you Rachael. We had a very pushy, dishonest rep tell us how we can save thousands. What a joke!!! We fell for it and then got real wise the next morning and realized we can not ask our friends to do this much less our family!!! We tried to exercise our 3 day right to cancel and the company fought us for 4 months!! We finally had to hire an attorney, but we got our money back!!! Don't do this or even listen to the bs!!!I promise all these great reviews sound like they are a very few that keep posting positive remarks.

Teresa T   Az

10:58am on Thursday, October 1st, 2009 

I consider myself a pretty smart person. I have owned a few businesses, made a few good investments, etc. How I got involved, or why, is something I am still scratching my head about. I listened to 2 presentations. When I asked about the savings, it was a vague answer! My red flags should have went up all over the place. But then he would put a "wealthy" TN member on the phone from another state for me to hear the testimony. The gentleman gained my trust so quickly. The savings were minor compared to the membership. this company trains people to rip people off. There are no savings to justify 2195.00. You MUST con your friends and family to purchase a membership so you can get your money back!!! Do you REALLY want to sell something like this to your circle??? I wrote my loss off as a bad investment!

Rachel   SC

9:24pm on Wednesday, September 30th, 2009

I just got the CD from a woman I sold my old Sprint phone to today. Of course my husband and I have been racking our brains to try and think of a home based business since I am currently unemployed and we are living with my mother-in-law. We popped the CD in on the drive over to his grandparents house and this first thing I noticed is that THEY NEVER TELL YOU WHAT THEY ARE SELLING OR WHAT IS INVOLVED! Just a lot of emotional hype - which is a red flag to me. My husband and I just looked at each other and laughed because the CD was over and we were as clueless as to when we began listening to it. I surfed around the net and found this review site and have been reading almost all the reviews here. It is as I suspected - something odd to sell to family and friends. After reading a lot of mixed reviews, my conclusion is that it may come down to the income level of family and friends. Which in my husband and my case, are all poor and would laugh at me if I asked them to invest $2000 when they are struggling to keep a roof over their heads! I appreciated Joann, Austin, TX review - she really put it into perspective as to why she didn't feel she could guarantee the product. Anyway - My thoughts are we are not going forward!

Shirley A   ms

5:32pm on Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 

Thank you for telling Pablo OK to do his research before he gets on here and accuses people with negative comments "LAZY". What an uneducated jerk. I would like to know all about his "big savings in 2 years lol. Very bad investment, and no I was not lazy!

DEAR PABLO OK   Location unknown

12:16pm on Monday, September 28th, 2009 

PEOPLE WERE LIED TO AND TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF, NOT LAZY! LETS SEE IF A COUPLE YEARS WHEN YOU TRY TO USE YOUR MEMBERSHIP AND THEY DENY YOU, OR LETS SEE WHEN YOU ACTUALLY GET IN THE SYSTEM "ALL THE WONDERFUL SAVINGS". MY ADVICE TO YOU IS TO UTILIZE THE "BIG SAVINGS" BEFORE YOU SELL THIS WORTHLESS MEMBERSHIP TO YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS! GO TO BIG CRUMBS OR TO THE STORES YOU WANT TO SHOP DIRECTLY VIA INET AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE. THESE PEOPLE AS WELL AS I SPEAK FROM EXPERIENCE...THINK ABOUT IT. YOU'VE ONLY BEEN IN IT A FEW WEEKS....JUST WAIT ABOUT 6-12 MONTHS THEN COME BACK AND TELL ALL OF US "LAZY PEOPLE" HOW MUCH YOU EARNED OR SAVED!!!!

Pablo   OK

10:48am on Monday, September 28th, 2009 

I was just introduced to this a few days ago and was interested in getting it for my family. The funny thing is the negativity that comes from everyone. I had a tremendous presentation, a great friend and a great host. He did not explain to me all the savings, but a person with common sense can see how your entire family will get the savings. You pay $2200 for a LIFETIME deal; I'm pretty sure if you decide that you want to wipe your ass sometime between now and the time you die, you will have saved that much money. Money you save has a higher value than money you earn; after all, earned money is taxed, saved money (your bottom line) is influenced directly by your expenses. I've read enough, and I'm still "giving" them my money, because even if I never put my efforts towards the earning side (which I plan on), at least in a few years, I would've earned it back. I get sick of people that are lazy and only think of the NOW...

Lachoia T   Tn

3:40pm on Sunday, September 27th, 2009 

It was a bad business decision on my part. The savings were nominal. Can't sell it to my friends because I feel too guilty telling them something that was not true. I care too much about people to lie to them. Should have exercised my 3 day right, but from what I read in the posts, the company probably would not honor it anyway!!!!

Sarah   Tn

10:01am on Sunday, September 27th, 2009 

It's pure economics. The membership does not equal a value. There are direct sites for the same savings. The savings through TN have stipulations and are very nominal. Join the company site you wish to shop and you will be offered savings, for free!!! Why should you have to sell their membership in order to earn your money back. That's plan stupid! I can't believe people fall for this song and dance!

gene   la

2:18pm on Saturday, September 26th, 2009 

I have been in team national for 6 weeks. No one twisted my arm to make me join. Matter of fact, I was told if I did not think it was for me, don't join. I saw the benefits it offered and saw where not only I could save, but my family also. I have a business and have already saved 2,000.00 on credit card processing fees. We offer team national members a discount when using our services. Just finished a job that netted about 400.00 after overhead was paid.Have already received a progression check for sharing the saving opportunities with some friends. There are nay sayers in every area of life. If we let them they will destroy our dreams. All I can say is team national is for me and those that are discouraged easily may need to look for another stream of income.

sue   va

1:53pm on Friday, September 25th, 2009 

my husband and I have been in the team national company for app. 4 years. We have earned more money than it cost us to join. We have saved money on furniture and you definitely cannot buy quality furniture at a furniture store at these great prices. we have saved on lots of other things and services but each individual's savings vary depending on their lifestyle. We were not pressured into joining this company and we definitely don't pressure anyone to join with us. Either you see it is for you or you see it is not. we personally see that there are benefits in team national that would help any person and family, but if the person we are showing it to does not see that, it's ok to say no. we still love our friends if they say no--it's their choice. But, this is a good, moral and truthful company that a lot of people just want to bash to kill other people's dream and destiny. it is not a get rich quick business. some have gotten rich fast, and they worked for it . this business is a get what you work for business. everybody that has a good team , works for and with each other. like I said, it is ok to say no if it is not for you, but don't be a dream buster for someone that may like it and be successful with it because they work at it. we said yes and are very glad we did--no regrets. we have made money with this and honestly thank you . by no means have we made enough to quit our jobs or retire but we are happy with our progress and it is getting better everyday. we just ignore the dream suckers because we know this is an honest company and that's why we joined it. And we really would not be upset if we didn't make another dime with the company, we have made more than we paid for it. we have also made alot of good friends and it has allowed us to travel to places we would not have gone. there are so many benefits in this company also. we are still learning more and more of them after all this time, so i hope that people will not be so fast to look at the positive side before listening to people that don't want you to see if it is for you or not. we met so many of the couples with their testimonials and can see the good changes this company has made in their lives.

Terry H.   Arkansas

11:48am on Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009 

Listened to the presentation. Then he said 2195 for the membership. I laughed so hard I fell out of my chair. I would never PAY that kind of money without seeing the savings. From what he showed me, the savings were nominal. He was more interested in me selling this to folks I know and suckering them in. Sorry, you get no names from me!!!! You people are crazy to pay this much for a MLM!

Summer Webb   Ms

1:01pm on Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009 

Such nonsense and seems illegal to sell a worthless membership to people and tell them all the HUGE savings. I could not help but laugh at the wild calls and tales of carrot dangling wealth to get you to sign up. Leave your family and friends out of it and you can't sell it to anyone! Stick your money back in your pocket! RUN

Cindy   Location unknown

7:58am on Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009 

don't be fooled by the "big savings" Unless you buy thousands of big ticket items every year, the savings are not there. The only way to make money is to get people to buy a worthless membership. If you can sell a bad membership or lie to your friends about the big savings, you will be successful. I have a complaint on file with the BBB in Fla on this company for not honoring the 3 day right to cancel. Not happy at all, but I got my money back!!!! Bad experience all together!

Beach Lovin   Tillamook OR

12:51pm on Monday, September 21st, 2009 

As I am reading the comments, it appears that the range of experience is pretty broad. My husband had been in another networking co for over 10 years that dealt with product resales and I had tried selling cosmetics for a couple of months, but didn't like the minimum sales I had to have each month.

We have been in Team Natl for about 18 months. We have not needed to make any big purchases as of yet. But, what is nice is knowing that, when we will need to make them, the savings will be there. We also know that our grown children will be able to take advantage of the savings because we bought the better package.

As far as the income part, ours has not been huge, but we have not been working the system as hard as we could be either. However, we have received enough income to know that it works. This is not a "get rich quick" or "easy money" scheme. It takes work and you make as much and as fast as you are willing to put into it. This is a business opportunity....I am curious to know how many businesses have been started without some sort of financial investment? And, once started, how many have been able to stay open without the work needed by the business owner?

We just attended our second conference. It was wonderful to see people who have advanced within the company since the previous year and this has really confirmed for us that the company is what it says it is and does what it says it does. If anything, this last meeting has really made an impact on me and has solidified my belief and support.

I had heard about the negativity regarding Team Natl and about how it was viewed as a scam by some people. I also know that there can be negative comments about anything...even Mother Theresa! I know, I goggled her and found it. All I am saying is that if you are approached, keep an open mind and check into the company through non-partisan organizations like Florida BBB and Direct Selling Association. We did and it confirmed everything the company claimed.

Jon   Wisconsin

5:21pm on Sunday, September 20th, 2009 

The savings with the Big-N Market place are nothing more then affiliate marketing agreements. If you have a website (any website) you can do those and more for free. look into linkshare, commission junction, etc. The links Big-N uses are mostly from those 2 programs.

Its not something "special". Also many of the people I meet at a recruitment meeting are not totally honest with who they are. One made it sound like he was a doctor that left his "practice"
I did a background check and he was a drug company rep. And he was only one of several that after looking into them were misleading.

As for the other "savings" some are legit to a point if you really need them. Others are grossly over stated.

With my Sam's Club and my affiliate marketing sites I can do far better on "savings"

Only way to make money in Team National is to get others in. Saving money is not making money, and if you are in you don't have a business you are in a program. I have several businesses and can show you the difference.

mjm   CO

8:09pm on Saturday, September 19th, 2009 

I have saved thousands on big items. I have also made money. However, you have to be spending on large purchases to make it worth it. In a down economy, unless I can show someone exactly where they can save it back, I won't even attempt to sell them a membership.

I would actually prefer to sell a tangible product that benefits people, that is affordable. Now is not the time to do the optional business side of TN.

Christie   Ohio

3:35pm on Friday, September 18th, 2009 

Savings thus far a big 210.00 No recruits, rep will not do what he said!!! Bad company.

Monte   WI

9:39am on Friday, September 18th, 2009

Oh and for the people who complained about not making money in their business, excuses are the nails for building a house of failure.

Monte   WI

9:36am on Friday, September 18th, 2009 

I ask you people that are so negative about Team National this question,how many of you are Sam's Club members? Or maybe you shop at Wal-Mart once a week.Sam's Club has a membership of around $50 a year(I'm guessing),and when was the last time Sam's Club cut you a check for shopping with them? I don't remember ever getting one.Wal-Mart has hundreds if not thousands of class action law suits against them,and yet they're the biggest retailer in the nation.I dropped my Sam's Club membership,and I stopped shopping at Wal-Mart.Those people who wrote negative remarks about not saving money obviously didn't use their membership.

Marcia G   Tn

12:41pm on Wednesday, September 16th, 2009 

Tried for 2 years. Went to the meetings. Savings for two years $ 98.33, money made after 24 meetings and 3 sales 400.00. Not worth the time or investment. 2 years and 2 thousand dollars later. I am done!!!

Toni M   AL

12:37pm on Wednesday, September 16th, 2009 

Lied to by my rep all the way from the big savings. He said he would help me and then was "Too busy" to follow up.

Amy   Pennsylvania

12:24pm on Tuesday, September 15th, 2009 

My goodness how negative many people are on this page. YUCK I am a new member with Team National and no I am not a millionaire either and have not even made my money back but that is my choice. I've seen it work and if you truly believe in it you will be also be successful with it. Networking Marketing is not a scam and if you read into it a bit better with understanding you would most defiantly get the company a bit better. I am sorry that most of the people on this page have so many negative things to say. Where are they right now with there life? Positive attitude will have positive outcomes!!!!!!!!!!!

chuck   michigan

10:37pm on Monday, September 14th, 2009 

I have been a member for four years and I have saved more than three times the cost of the membership so I feel this has been a sound investment.It sure is doing a lot better then my real estate or 401K.- also have made a nice tidy weekly income by letting other people know about this company.

Earnestine   Tx

1:07pm on Sunday, September 13th, 2009 

Read the negative and positive. The REAL picture will show in your mind. Too many bad experiences around the country for me!!!

Ethan   Memphis

1:01pm on Sunday, September 13th, 2009 

This is the worst MLM I have ever seen. Poor customer service. Site is not user friendly, and there are catches to the savings! Don't walk... RUN

Bruce   Lincoln,NE

11:46am on Sunday, September 13th, 2009 

Great company, great leadership. I've been a member a little over three years. Honestly, you can't lose. My brother bought a package and never used it yet and never marketed it either. But he calculated that the first two years he had this package and using the business as a tax deduction, paid for the life time package. Think about that. Now I've used the benefits and I've made money. MLM it is not. Multi- Level right? Our marketing plan has unlimited depth, there is no cut off level. So it is not multi-level. My parents have saved on eye glasses. I've saved alot on ink for my printer, oil changes, auto parts. Bought seven $25 gift certificates for local restaurants and paid $12 and got 30% back on that. Looking at getting a dining room table and chairs, it is going to cost me around $500, thats with delivery. Great quality stuff. You can't even get four descent chairs for $500.
If I had to pay the money again for this package, I would do it in a heart beat. Great news is that I don't have to and my grand children get to use it for free for the rest of their lives,and I don't even have grand kids yet.

Justin Price   Clanton, AL

12:44am on Sunday, September 13th, 2009 

I just got my standard membership ($795.00) yesterday. I haven't made any money yet or saved any money. I did tons of research before I signed up and am very excited to have made this decision. First off $800 isn't much to be worried over if I lose out and manage to make no money in the 2 years that the membership is valid for on the standard package. Also I have noticed several things about the company and those involved so far:

1. There are people in this company that don't know what they're talking about, therefore can't explain all the excellent benefits properly. This in turn creates the domino effect of more unsatisfied people. Since the people involved didn't have a good host, they have no idea what the hell is going on anyway. I know this because it took two people striking out at talking to me to finally get one person who knows what he's talking about and could state the facts, not just things he thought I wanted to hear.

2. You can not pressure people into signing up. All people react negatively to pressure, in any form. If someone feels like you are depending on them for a paycheck, they're either not going to do it, or they're going to do it and regret it. I was never pressured into joining, I was just thoroughly explained the pros and cons.

3. You can't make any money if you're not willing to get out and work for it. This company is about helping people succeed and save money in the meantime. Just because you signed up before someone else doesn't mean that money is going to just fall in your lap, you have to get out and talk to people and above all know what you're talking about/explain things thoroughly.

Finally, I do not regret my decision nor am I worried that I will lose the $800 I invested. In fact I know I will make that money back in a very short period of time due to the fact that my team is strong and they're very helpful. Furthermore the naysayers most likely either had a bad host, or are lazy. My friends are excited and I'm excited about this company. Nothing anyone can say on this site or any other site will change the fact that Team National is a good group to be a part of.

Jenny   Ky

9:49pm on Friday, September 11th, 2009 

8 months ago I sat for 3 hours at a dear friends house listening to the big build up about how I can make a million dollars in 1 year. As for the savings no one would tell me what companies are connected to TN. 4 of the 5 attendees plunked down $2,200 that night and have nothing to show for it to date.

My dear friend was upset with me that I was the only one who didn't buy into this scam. This drove a wedge between our friendship of 18 years and I lost her as a friend.

That night TN walked out with $8,800 and the 4 attendees are ashamed to talk about them being duped.

As for my friend she saved a $1.00 on toilet paper and lost 4 more friends.

Even with the low bank rates you are better off putting this $2,200 in a savings account. At least you will still have the money.

Cameron   Mx

4:22pm on Wednesday, September 9th, 2009 

I was a Tn member. My membership was suppose to be for life, if I bought through the site one time yearly. That was what the rep told me. The rep is gone and company is NOT HONORING the membership. Maybe someone wants to sell me another one for 2k. LOL. Fool me once...

David   Ohio

9:19am on Wednesday, September 9th, 2009 

I guess some got lucky. Tried to sell this membership for 18 months. Not one taker. Savings so far 88.30.

Grady   Illinois

1:37am on Monday, September 7th, 2009 

I have been with National since 2005. I saved $1100 on my wife's and my wedding rings, saved $8000 on a vehicle purchase. We just bought a sofa and a love seat for less than $900 which will be shipped to the house. We bought Shaw Laminate flooring through TN and saved over half of what we would have spent at Home Depot or Lowes. The list of savings continues. If you think the savings aren't there, look again. Share it with a few friends and family and make an additional stream of income. Or don't share it and still save a ton of money. I chose to share it with a few and I haven't had to work a JOB in 14 months. Just bought a house, paid cash. And my wife and I just had twins last month. 26, married, three kids, no JOB and life couldn't be better. Common sense dictates you look at this with your eyes open! It will change your life if you network properly. Listen to those who are making the money, they will show you how it's done. Better yet! They will help you to get where you want to be. All of you reading this has a choice, come with us or keep playing the blame game at why your life isn't what you want it to be. Your life is determined by the choices you make. I love this company. I am not a good salesman, I am not really good at anything but playing percussion. But this made sense. Think it through. If you choose to come on board, get my number, call me, I will help you. GodBless and have a Great Day!

kayla   oklahoma

12:34am on Saturday, September 5th, 2009 

I am also very proud to be a team national member. The savings are a given. I have been involved in team national for 3years and my husband and I have saved over $15,000 on things we were already spending money on any way. I have also made money with this company as well! Comma checks!!!! So you cant tell me it is a scam. People in this world are just so negative. This company is for real! For all the negative comments all I have to say is that well you just aren't looking and you don't have any dreams anyway.

MM   CO

9:05pm on Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 

My ex-boyfriend was involved with team national. I went to a meeting with him once (the only meeting he went to in 1-1/2 years). I could not figure out what the company is or how you make money through it. At the meeting, the salesman glossed over some of the benefits, that as a member you would save money on: gas additives, long distance service, vitamins. . .I was absolutely flabbergasted. Long distance? This is the year 2009! We all have cell phones! No one is looking for land line long distance service any more!

What ever it is they sell, just because some people are good sales people, not every person in the world is cut out to be a good sales person. And just because you pay your way into a sales position, especially, does not make you a good sales person. There were some rather socially unacceptable-looking people at the meeting--sorry to be so blunt, but nothing an honest assessment of oneself, of these people wouldn't fix--who wouldn't be able to get hired anywhere else, but now they are sales people because they paid their way in to Team National.

If you want to work for yourself and be your own boss and you know a lot of people to sell to, I think you would do better selling Avon or Tupperware than making such a huge investment in Team National.

John   FL

3:35pm on Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009 

This is not a scam and I am not a "whistle blower". However this company has serious customer service issues. The corporate side is way behind the times for what the sales side is making it up to be. My main problem being this companies "auto-ship" programs and how you get paid back "commissions" on products you buy. Definitely not worth spending $2000 for! If you want furniture you can get the same items same price from many retailer and you do not have to pay a membership fee to do so.

C Hudson   TX

11:22pm on Tuesday, September 1st, 2009 

I attended a meeting at a friend's and I was so ready to get out of there. I was amazed at the phone calls, the assurance it was not a pyramid scheme. I am not the sharpest tool in the shed, but I know a pyramid when I see it. I am still running!

George   Tn

10:14am on Monday, August 31st, 2009 

I am ready for a class action law suit. I exercised my 3 day right to cancel and the company vice president did not honor it! Has anyone else out there been through this?

Olivia   TN

9:28am on Sunday, August 30th, 2009 

So sad that these people act like a cult, believing that they are not hurting anyone and this is "good business".

Brandon   FLA

9:26am on Sunday, August 30th, 2009 

This is a huge mistake. If you were sold a song and dance, you have a 3 day right to cancel! Use it. Call, email and fax demanding your 3 day right to cancel. Then dispute your credit/debit cards or stop payment on the ck. IT'S THE LAW!!! you have 72 hours to change your mind. KEEP your records and receipts, showing that you exercised your 3 day right.

Renee   Fla

7:23pm on Friday, August 28th, 2009 

This guy came to me and I could tell he was desperate for the sale. He lied and lied about the company and what it offers. Asking for proof of savings was a no no. THERE WEREN'T ANY. I am computer savy and I already get discounts without paying 2195.00. Has an attorney gotten involved at some point? Peddling for this much money with no real solid product must be illegal. I would like to see an atty begin a class action law suit for the people that were mislead about the savings, or the get rich scheme.

Lachoya   Ms

7:17pm on Friday, August 28th, 2009 

Sounded good at the moment. Then I thought what I was going to have to ask my family and friends to do. For no guarantee of savings or earnings. I am a real estate agent and it did not take over 2000 for me to get started. This is insane. Way too much money for no possibility, except to make the upline rich.

Lynn   Al

7:13pm on Friday, August 28th, 2009 

I am so thankful I read all this before I gave them my c card. Thanks to all of you that made me see the reality of this scheme with no substance. They really did not want to talk about the "savings" Just who I could sell this "membership" to. This is like a cult. These people are crazy. And I am keeping my money!

Sherry   Fla

4:08pm on Friday, August 28th, 2009 

No the company does not promise you anything. Listen to the logic... The company takes your 2000 dollars and promises you nothing. There may or may not be savings for you. NOW if you sell this 2000 no promise to others and take their money with no basis of a promise, you may make money. Sorry but this gal has better sense than to give a company 2000 without a guarantee or promise of something of value "Consideration". I really believe the Attorney General or Federal trade commission needs to look into this company!!

zac   orlando

10:38pm on Thursday, August 27th, 2009 

". Savings are a bonus! Take a look if you have an opportunity." see as one person above put it there, i listened to there pitch and its 1% about what they sell and 99% about how much money you can make selling the service to others. I have to ask it it was so great wouldn't they put more emphasis on the savings part?

Sarah Wilbanks   NC

11:15am on Wednesday, August 26th, 2009 

This song and dance carrot dangling should be illegal. It's a pyramid scheme pure and simple. Listen to the wealthy and few at the very top. They NEED your 2k because they get a piece of it!!! There are NOT enough savings to justify your 2000+. Don't try it and if you just joined, exercise your three day right!!!

response to Jeff   Arkansas

8:53am on Wednesday, August 26th, 2009 

I have saved hundreds of dollars at Sears too!! WITHOUT being a member of TN. It's real easy. I save at Target too. I save money everywhere I shop and it does not cost me a thing and I do not have to sell any memberships!!! Keep a credit card in good standing with your stores that you shop. Join their online savings club and LIKE MAGIC, you get deep discounts, private shopping hours, and money back discounts!!! Don"t waste your money and time for what you can do yourself!!

Jo Ann   Location unknown

8:47am on Wednesday, August 26th, 2009 

I can't believe anyone would save 2 thousand dollars on extended warranty for your auto. I have never paid more than a thousand for a warranty to begin with!! Do you understand that you can shop the extended warranty companies? I have bought 7 in the past 13 years for all my cars. NEVER paid over a thousand for newer and older models. Your savings are not real!!!

susan   Arkansas

8:33am on Wednesday, August 26th, 2009 

I have worked the company for 2 years and saved 33 dollars. I have been to 17 homes, trying to sell the way I was taught. Not one person bought the membership. Over 2000 yes two thousand dollars and hundred of hours of my time invested. This is only for the few at the top. Don't waste your money or time. That's why they let you listen to the top to sell the membership!!!

Jeff   Missouri

3:29pm on Monday, August 24th, 2009 

I have saved a lot more money than I spent to join. I saved $2000 alone on an extended warranty for my automobile compared to the one from GM, and the warranty has paid out around $3500.00 for repairs on my car!! I bought $350 worth of coupons for GREAT local restaurants for a little over $19.00. That's a 331.00 savings. I save $7.00 each ($14.00 total) on the ink cartridges I have to buy for my printer, and I buy them often!! I have saved money at Sears, and other big name retailers. I have even saved money on Ebay!!

I have also earned (notice I wrote EARNED) nearly enough money to cover my original investment. I work the system part time!! As someone stated earlier the company does not make any promises as to you becoming wealthy!! They give you the opportunity to do so!! The company says the amount of money you make will depend on the time and effort you put in to building your own business!! It's like one of our top earner says: "If you just sit on your couch (and do nothing),they're gonna come take your couch!"

TJ   NY

6:59pm on Friday, August 21st, 2009 

AWESOME PEOPLE! Talk to the leaders if you have the chance. Wonderful, honest, hard-working people. We've shared with 9 people and made more than our money back. Savings are a bonus! Take a look if you have an opportunity.

John T.   ARKANSAS

8:37am on Friday, August 21st, 2009 

We do not expect "for free". You PAY 2200 for the membership and have to ASK friends and family to PAY 2200 and so on and so on. YOU have to LIE and tell your friends all about the BIG SAVINGS that are not there. They are about the SAME savings you can receive by going to other sites or directly to the merchant! Yea so you can pay a STUPID amount for a WORTHLESS membership. Now, to WORK THE BUSINESS, you MUST SELL this OVERPRICED MEMBERSHIP to your FAMILY AND FRIENDS and convince them. And this is good business??? I think not.

Buddy Black   Fayetteville, AR

10:22am on Thursday, August 20th, 2009 

I have read all the comments on this web page and it is amazing of the people that think are going to get something for nothing. These people think they should be paid because you join a company but will not work. Try not going to work next week and let me know how much money you make. The savings are real and income side is real, but you have to get up off your DUFF to earn anything in this world

christie   southaven

2:00pm on Wednesday, August 19th, 2009 

There are no savings. The same thing is offered FOR FREE in other sites!!!Don't sell this to your friends and family. YOU WILL feel very guilty. This company has hurt relationships, hurt families, just to sell something that you can get for free. Remember your 3 day right! After you sign, you have 3 days. How to exercise your right.
On the back of the form you signed should have been something you fill out and fax in. If not send a letter in writing. #1. Keep your confirmation!!! #2. Call from your cell, and call your cell phone co for records. #3. Send a letter to company, CERTIFIED. Then send all this to your Atty General for your state!!! If your rep was sneaky like mine was, he did not give you a copy, or, he gave you one with the missing rights on back. If on your credit card,,,dispute immediately. You have a 3 day right. My attorney threatened to sue them and they returned my money. I am still out interest and atty fees bc the company vice president told me that I did not send the form in and the rep told her he gave it to me. He never did. He was a PREACHER and now he's not!!! So sad how this company is ruining people...good people. Don't do it. A few are wealthy by the masses who are not.

JoAnn   Austin, Tx

5:38pm on Monday, August 17th, 2009 

My husband joined without asking me. Keeping an open and positive attitude, and hoping at least to recover some money, I did the homework after the membership purchase. I used our "IMD" membership number to access the Big N/TN purchasing website with links to vendors. Because I was motivated in getting our money back in "savings", I spent 12 hours of research over 6 weeks, cross referencing and crunching the numbers from toiletries (including their product line) to cars, insurance, mortgage, travel, jewelry, furniture and business supplies. This is what I discovered:
The POSITIVES: there are savings, though small. One instance is discounts at limited restaurants in your zip code.
The NEGATIVES: in every instance except one (above) I was able to save more or equal the savings on their vendor links. There is a minimum purchase on most sites for free shipping. If you have basic navigation skills, and the savvy to know which sites to go to for savings, in almost every category you can do better on the internet, warehouse or discount store. Particularly egregious was the difference in the cost of a 20 lb bag of Avoderm Natural and Science Diet dogfood It was double on the BigN link. I shopped laminate flooring. It was less with tax at a nationally recognized warehouse. And, financed a year without interest!
AFTER MUCH FRUSTRATION, I asked our TN member seller to show me in DETAIL, how do I get the best deal thru BigN/TN? The request made him uncomfortable. Probably because he doesn't even have a email address. Obviously tech ignorant and intimidated by my questions, he had his upline TN member seller call me. Like a politician, she was evasive about specifics on how to navigate their site and making an appointment with me to show several exact comparisons. She did talk about all her "business" qualifications. That is not what I asked for. By the way, she had to go, during our phone conversation.
Recommendations: Ask to use the selling member's access for 3 months to check how the savings will work for you. If you are not skillful in navigating the internet, ask a friend to check several competitive savings at other reputable sites for you. Ask about the "Home Depot" savings card from your TN seller. Have them produce the card or better, call your local Home Depot and ask them about the "BigN" or TN discount card. Ask your TN seller to spend time navigating the site in detail for savings ONLY IF you are comfortable with internet research. Don't let them use MSRP as a reference. Everyone discounts off MSRP. How knowledgeable are they about internet research and discount sites? How long will it take you to get your investment back if you don't sell a membership? Maybe you don't need a car, furniture, vacation, mortgage or diamond right now. Is their response "maybe a friend or family will be in the market"?
I bet they will really, really encourage the meetings! I have gone to a meeting with a open mind. Go to a large meeting. Really listen. Try not to get caught up the promises and emotions. Is it important to sell memberships for your "business" starting with family and friends?
Listen to their tapes. Are the tapes repetitive and motivational with obvious statistics of "business". Listen to tapes of other ML marketing companies. Eerily similar??
My conclusion: Most people are very trusting and get caught up in the emotional aspect of Team National. There is emphasis on selling to family and friends. Many don't have the skills, or inclination to really spend the time doing research. Some are happy with a small discount without getting the best deal. I think there is also a superficial social, belonging to a group, comradery enthusiasm to it all. If you have a need for this, TN is it.
It has taken considerable time to do the research and write this. I have nothing to sell or anything to gain from sharing my story.I can't prove TN offers their members the best savings on all the products they advertise so I refuse to sell a lie to recoup our investment.
Please! Please! Don't be naive. Take your time, do your research and homework before getting caught up in the emotions and promises.

worth it   texas

6:49pm on Sunday, August 16th, 2009 

Just got in for the savings. Easily shopped my car insurance and saved several hundred dollars. Saved a couple thousand extra on a new car. Also save on prescriptions and non perishables with drugstore.com. I am not interested in pushing memberships, just saving money. We have quickly saved enough in 6 months to cover our membership. I intend to continue using this lifetime membership. Well worth it.

Michael Molan   ARKANSAS

9:35pm on Saturday, August 15th, 2009 

Totally lost my 2 thousand dollars. It's been real bad at home because of this. My wife is angry and so am I. We could not afford this. He said he would help us get our money back!!HOW? by conning our family that does not have it either. We are blaming each other and ready to call it quits!!

Kathleen   nc

5:47pm on Saturday, August 15th, 2009 

Where did this awful company come from. Like I am going to give these people I never heard of 2000+. So I can SAVE money. I can save money by keeping my 2000 dollars and telling them goodbye!!!

Anonymous   Location unknown

5:41pm on Saturday, August 15th, 2009 

Do not let the reps in your home. They are trained to lie and take your money!

Anna   Ms

5:37pm on Saturday, August 15th, 2009 

Can't believe people would pay so much for a membership that gives you nothing in return except promises. The rich are in the few! Stay away from this rip off company.

CINDY   ARKANSAS

5:59pm on Friday, August 14th, 2009 

IF YOU HAVE MADE YOUR 2 THOUSAND BACK AND IT WAS WORTH IT. LET ME KNOW. MOST FOLKS ON HERE HAVE LOST. SOMEONE SEND THAT POOR GUY HIS MONEY BACK THAT WORKED FOR A YEAR. YOU PEOPLE SHOULD BE ASHAMED PEDDLING THIS SONG AND DANCE OF SAVINGS, WORK THE BUSINESS GET RICH SCHEME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 STOP IT BEFORE YOU DRIVE SOMEONE TOO FAR!!! 2 THOUSAND IS TOO MUCH MONEY TO SPEND FOR POOR PEOPLE. REPS ARE TRAINED TO DANGLE THE CARROT OF WEALTH AND FREEDOM, WHEN IT WILL NOT EXIST FOR THEM. THIS COMPANY IS MEAN!! DOES NOT DESERVE 3 STARS

Sonny W.   NC

12:03pm on Monday, August 10th, 2009 

I never heard of something so outlandish and overpriced. I asked the sales person to "Show me the savings"? NEVER SAW IT!!!

Sonja   Arkansas

3:40pm on Sunday, August 9th, 2009 

The couple from my church just left my home, trying to sell me this stupid membership!!! I did not have the heart to tell them that I already receive savings on the net w/o a membership. Sounds like direct buy. If I am going to spend 2k, it's going to be on something worthwhile. NOT a membership that I have to push on others to retrieve my 2k back!!!

Bree   tn

3:30pm on Sunday, August 9th, 2009 

Sell sell sell, sell to your friends and fam, sell sell sell. that's all I heard from the guy. Couldn't see the value in the savings. Especially for 2k!!!! Are you kidding me??? No freaking way are they getting my money.

Sandra   AZ

3:03pm on Sunday, August 9th, 2009 

2200 for a membership??? I better get some gold with that. lol.
Don't do this folks. The savings are a lie!!! They want you to keep selling to others. that's how the company stays in business!!! Do you REALLY want to ask your family and friends for 2 grand??? And then they have to do the same....You have 3 days to cancel!! Use them if you just signed up!!! Call, fax and email. All three!!! Save your records to prove you exercised your 3 days right!!! If they do not give your money back, contact your atty general.

BROKE REDD   AZ

6:43pm on Monday, August 3rd, 2009 

Never do something that someone has to come to your home and sell. I was not shown the "savings" and they were not there after I spent my money.

Dan   CO

5:42pm on Monday, August 3rd, 2009 

BigN is a waste of money and time (for Most everyone) to be fair some will do good. The hype they build is a bunch of crap.I have been there and done that I fall into that waste of time and money group.If you are thinking about this, do your research. By far most of the savings they claim you can get all by yourself without BigN. So their benefits package is about worthless. Save your money and shop your own savings!!!!!!!

satisfied customer   tx

9:01am on Friday, July 31st, 2009 

The company is not for everyone. We have been very selective in who we share team national with. We are not interested in just selling memberships. We are looking for sharp motivated people to team up with who share our desire to get more out of life. We have been able to help our friends make money and they are greatful for that. This company is all about teamwork. We were fortunate to join an amazing team with an amazing upline. When we were in St. Louis for the national convention my husband and I met people from all over the U.S.who shared our excitement and enthusiasm for Team National. We are able to help those people by sharing our success stories and they are happy to do the same for us. These people are not even on our team but we are happy to take a few minutes when they call in order to help their businesses grow. That is exactly what we love about this company! PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE! Unfortunately we have brought people aboard who are not willing to follow the system and put in the time. There is only one way to do this. Anyone can do it if they will follow the PROVEN system. And by the way, I by my toilet paper at drugstore.com. They ship it to me for free, no sales tax, and I get paid 10% back for my purchases.

Sam Weiss   AZ

11:38am on Thursday, July 30th, 2009 

Tried to sell for about 1 year. No sales. Guess folks are not as stupid as me. My loss.

dear P Cochran   AZ

8:30pm on Friday, July 24th, 2009 

We got ripped off when the company did not honor the 3 day right of recession. Costco does not charge 2200.00 for a membership. Find out why someone is stating they got ripped off!!! We were lied to, not given copies of what we signed. We contacted an atty and we got our money back. We were still charged interest on our credit card while we were in dispute, and had to pay atty fees to force the co to HONOR the 3 day right. Has nothing to do with not selling or being lazy. By law they were suppose to leave us copies and HONOR their 3 day right.

Ann   TX

8:17pm on Friday, July 24th, 2009 

Step back and think about exactly what you will have to ask of everyone you know. Pay 2200 and help me get my money back! Think about it and remember you WILL have to ask your friends and family for your money back!!! Thats how you "sell'!!!

Marianne   CA

5:42pm on Friday, July 24th, 2009 

Can't believe these sales rep expected me to believe all the big savings...but did not want to show me. They just wanted me to sell more memberships to line their pockets. Stupid people

Jen   AL

7:59pm on Thursday, July 23rd, 2009 

Dear satisfied customer, we do not expect anything to fall in our laps. We do not need to be lied to or mislead. And that's what happened. I am so happy that you can spend alot of money at stores to qualify for the " commission". We do not shop at higher retail stores. WE WERE MISLEAD. And for your 10 hours a week for 3 months. That's about 240 hours to get your 2200 back. DO THE MATH, idiot. That's 2 people working 10 hours a week = 20 hrs x 12 weeks.
240 hours you have put in for 2200. Go work at Wal Mart. Your friends and fam will still like u! By the way... shop there too and you will save more. No commissions on toilet paper...but it's cheaper

satisfied customer   Texas

9:27pm on Tuesday, July 21st, 2009 

If you don't understand the concept and invest your time, you will not be satisfied. This company is much like anything else, you get out of it what you put into it! We have been members for about three months and have made enough money to cover our premium package. The savings have been icing on the cake. We spend anywhere from 3-10 hrs per week working our business. We also plug into our upline, weekly overviews, and made it to St. Louis for a summer convention. This company is making a big difference in alot of lives. For those of you that bought a membership and expected money to fall into your laps with little or no effort, keep your bitterness to yourselves!

Jen   az

7:31pm on Monday, July 20th, 2009 

REMEMBER, by law you have 3 days, by law, call, email dispute on your c card or stop payment on ck. Call company and order your phone records after you exercise your 3 day right. Call your atty general.

don   arkansas

7:20pm on Monday, July 20th, 2009 

please don't do this with your money. You will regret it!!!

Toni   Alaska

12:21pm on Sunday, July 19th, 2009 

Was approached while visiting my mom. Could not believe they put millionaires on the phone to tell you how wonderful and great this company is and we are suppose to believe them. What garbage. Biggest scam I ever heard of

sam   Mi

12:17pm on Sunday, July 19th, 2009 

Still trying to get my money back!

June   Fla

12:16pm on Sunday, July 19th, 2009 

The reps will lie to you to get your money!!!

jennifer   Fla

12:16pm on Sunday, July 19th, 2009 

Was taken for a smooth 2k. Don't do it

Anonymous   Location unknown

12:15pm on Sunday, July 19th, 2009 

REMEMBER..............IF YOU JUST SIGNED UP............YOU HAVE A THREE 3 DAY RIGHT TO CANCEL.............THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU WILL HAVE TO DO TO GET YOUR MONEY BACK OR MAKE MONEY. CALL AND CANCEL, THEN SEND IN A LETTER VIA FAX AND MAIL WITH PROOF OF YOUR FAX AND RECEIPT. CANCEL IT ON YOUR CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD. STOP PYMT ON THE CHECK. YOU HAVE 3 DAYS.!!!!!!!!!!!!! USE YOUR 3 DAYS TO CANCEL. REMEMBER TO DOCUMENT AND KEEP YOUR PROOF!! CALL ON YOUR CELL AND GET YOUR PHONE RECORDS. WHY WOULD ANYONE SPEND 2200.00 TO HAVE A MEMBERSHIP, ONLY TO HAVE TO ASK OTHERS TO SPEND 2200.00 TO GET YOUR MONEY BACK. WHAT A HORRIBLE MLM!!!!!!!! CHECK OUT THE COMPANY AND SEE IF THEY HAVE COMPLAINTS.

james   michigan

12:04pm on Sunday, July 19th, 2009 

You can only make money by making other people [your friends and family] become a member. They can only make money by making their friends and family become a member. And so on and so on...............Reminds me of the AIRPLANE game that went around the country in the late 80's and early 90's. The airplane game was illegal. This is legal because it's a "Membership". The savings that they offer can also be found on other sites for free. Do not join unless you want to ask your friends and family for two thousand dollars to get you out of the debt.

john   north carolina

11:58am on Sunday, July 19th, 2009 

if u have made millions then please send me my 2200 back. I have done everything I was told and I am not making a dime. Been on 35 meetings or more. Not one sale. I have been struggling every night and every weekend for a year to find someone that wants this membership. My co workers think I am crazy, my family is angry with me and my wife is VERY disappointed in my decision with our money. I am depressed and have no choice but to take a second job to pay this off my credit card. I wish someone would help me out of this. How could I be so stupid?

susan   arkansas

11:35am on Sunday, July 19th, 2009 

take your 2200 and put it in an investment with a return, CD's Annuities stock market ira mutual funds. You got a better chance of keeping it. There are no savings that you can't get on your own on the net.

SUE   OHIO

11:22am on Sunday, July 19th, 2009 

Dear Scott, This is what the rep told me that he saved from sticker price on his car. I was also told I would save greatly on everything from food to toilet paper. Further, my family of 6 could save enough on groceries and household items to make up the 2200 THE FIRST YEAR!!! WAS NOT TRUE!
You people have been brainwashed to push everything including overpriced vitamins on autoship. Hello, they are 5 bucks at Wal Mart, not 30 bucks. Save me money on my electricity, gas, water, etc!!! Not overpriced items and overpriced stores I do not shop at anyway. Asking family and friends to do this is HORRIBLE!!! DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING!!!

Elizabeth   washington

11:20pm on Thursday, July 16th, 2009 

This was all really entertaining. I am in no way interested in any MLM ie: TN. The only reason I google it was because I heard my 2nd fathers daughter (step-sister, a TNer) asked about my grandmothers health. My grand mother is in the hospital in a far away state from me, sadly the wretch (TN Member) lives closer to her then me. I have not considered her family sense my grand fathers death 3 years ago. At the funeral She & her husband who were in no way close to my grand parents keep asking questions like: who is this cousin & where dose this one live etc. I did not think much about it at the time until after they left, when my closest cousins asked are you involved in that scam with them? She must have known better then to pitch it to me as I had made my parents aware of my total disinterest when they (parents) made the mistake of becoming involved. Any way apparently she & the hubby had been going to my family's functions for years & pitching this crap at every thing from my grandparents 50th anniversary to my cousins b-day. They made my family members sit through the dvds & listen to other people on the phone & all of what sounds like the standard crap. My own family would hardly talk to me at my grandpa's funeral until after they left for fear I was part of TN. I told my parents that if they ever came to my family functions again to pitch that CRAP she and my parents would have to answer to me. So because I make no effort to speak to her (we just pretend to be nice when we visit our parents at the same time) - my question for the people who are are in TN is why in the world would you want to alienate your family (even step - family) like that? How in the world can any amount of money be worth that?