Team National Reviews

scott   Louisiana

4:45pm on Tuesday, July 14th, 2009 

All of these negative post, are not getting it.previous poster says( if you can't talk salesman in to giving you $2,000 off vehicle your stupid. Well let me clarify something. the discount you keep saying anybody can get is in between msrp and dealer invoice. so that is really not a discount, that is cushion room for people like you to think your getting a good deal.

The Real discounts that most can receive from joining TN on autos start out at dealer invoice and go down from there . so tn would get you through that sames salesperson. example
25,000 msrp
23,000 dealer invoice
-3,000 dealer rebates
= 20,000 a saving of 5,000 from MSRP or 3,000 from dealer invoice, which ever way you want to look at it.

remember you own your own are always haggling between msrp and dealer invoice.

you negative people make me proud to be a positive influence on people's lifes. Thinking negative about someone trying to help you better your life.

Society has brainwash you into thinking this way of life will never change. So who has really been drinking the famous poison koolaid. Media and Big government and regulators, have poison you minds.

sue   ohio

4:05pm on Monday, July 13th, 2009 

It's not that we do not want to work and want to complain. There are very little savings. The choices were limited and you can go to Wal Mart and pay the same prices. There was a catch to the savings. One rep said he saved 1500 on a new car. Well if you can't talk a sales person down 1500 off sticker without Team National then you're stupid. Who would ever go to friends and family and ask them to spend 2 thousand dollars and the only way to get it back is to force a few more to do the same. The savings were NOT THERE!!! Please do not waste your money!!!

Nicole   Missouri

1:24am on Saturday, July 4th, 2009 

I believe after reading some of these comments on the board "I" think those people that may have tried it are those people who don't want to work and just complain! I feel sorry for you. Because Team National is an awesome company to be in. Saved us a lot a lot of money!! Oh well guess you can bitch all you want.. I'll make the money you are losing!!! cheers!

ripped off   ms

7:45pm on Friday, July 3rd, 2009 

Hey John from AZ. We got our money back. The vice president said NO at first. We proved that we exercised our 3 day right of recession. I am still out atty fees and interest. There is NO BIG SAVINGS!The ONLY way u can make money is to sell memberships and many of them. Ask to see the savings. Unless you make many Big purchases per year, there is no savings. I did my research and homework. There is not BIG savings!

N. M.   Ca

6:30pm on Monday, June 29th, 2009 

I have worked in product driven mlm before and all it did was cost me money. With team national I have saved more money than I spent and made more money.
So if your willing to find out the facts and make a informed decision for your self and not listen to Joe blow you will find out this Co. is for real

Farrell   Tennessee

1:41pm on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 

I have read many complaints that most people do not make money with Team National. Well, I got news for you. Most people fail at anything they do. I owned a traditional business for 20 years. I had one sales person that earned over $200K a year for over eight years while most of my sales people earned under $50K per year. Did that make it a bad company. Of course not! It just confirmed that most people are unwilling to do what is necessary to earn six figures. It is eaiser to get on the Internet and bitch about how bad those people are that do earn it.

Douglas   Tennessee

9:36pm on Monday, June 22nd, 2009 

I'm in TN and I'm completely satisfied with it.

So many ppl don't want to take the time to do the research. I was talking to a guy the other day and he was basically telling me it was scam. I was very thankful for his wisdom, especially since we used to lift weights together and I would have to tell him what to put on the bar to come up with a given weight. :-)

Please take the time to become educated (which takes time) before ranting. I read some ppl's comments and I have to just laugh. Anyone with the ability to reason should be able to tell that they are untrue.

summer   MISSISSIPPI

8:19am on Friday, June 12th, 2009 

Go to BBB and read complaints!The company offers a 3 day right of rescission. We exercised our 3 day right and they refused to remove it from our credit card. Had to hire an attorney and threaten to sue them. They finally removed it!!! $2295.00. We were still out attorney fees and interest!
Their excuse for not honoring it? The company stated we did not contact them to exercise the 3 day right. We had phone records and dispute form from our credit card company that stated different!!!

Bill   Oklahoma

10:56am on Monday, May 11th, 2009 

I have a problem with people that think these are pyramid schemes and that only those on top profit. Virtually every way you or I recieve money comes from other people. The government is printing fiat or counterfeit currency and sending out checks that 10 generations down can't pay for. Social NON Security is around 5 TRILLION dollars in the red.Do you know that 96% of the people only earn 1% of the money earned. MLM is a way out to keep people from having to work flipping burgers into their eighties or being a door greeter at Wally's.

People ask if there is savings on furniture. TN has prices available to view on their or any IMD's website now both as suggested retail and a non member price. If you want to see the Member price sit down with an IMD that will show you THAT price. There are lots of prejudiced idiots that knock it before they look. The furniture is excellent, you could go to a convention and look at it or to Team National's Little Rock, Ark. showroom. I have a friend that got in and said he wouldn't be able to save money but he saved $3200.00 a year on health and car insurance and never moved his car insurance. His car ins. agent HATES this company cause it cuts into
HIS huge profit he was annually reaping from the insurance pyramid scheme. The friends health insurance policy is a far better policy with lower deductible. MLM, you only lose if you snooze. The reason it is impossible to run out of people is because quitters sign up few or nobody. "Google Genius" opinions make a lot of people give up or never look. As for you "Kids" that got in free, If I was your parents,I would place people below you on both sides and if you don't want to sign up 2 to get that money the company will give it to your parents. This does not happen at your day jobs.

Jay   Colorado

7:41pm on Saturday, May 9th, 2009 

I been in Team National for two and a half years. At first I signed up a lot of people but now I have slowed down not because there is anything wrong with the company but because I pick and choose who I even show it to. If you want to mess up a lot of good people in a given area make the mistake of signing up a person that has scam tattooed on their forehead. Most people you try to help with this tremendous company have it tatooed IN their forehead to start as far as they are concerned about any MLM. I have been in some bad MLM companies but this is not one. This is actually the cheapest you can join. As Dave from New Mexico said you can pay $395.00 on your credit card and finance the 2 year package in 5 equal payments of $83.64 then if you want the "lifetime" package you have 60 days to pay $100.00 and upgrade this with 20 payments of $75.72. IF "you are made of the right stuff" you can get busy and pay this off with money made from working the business.

Anybody that can't save more than they spent for a membership is NOT looking at the website before they spend money. I been guilty of this myself with nobody to blame but me.

If they would let me buy in again and start another leg of business in here I would but I don't need to cause when you get promoted from working they GIVE you another leg of business.

This is in my opinion the greatest MLM available today. I love Team National.

Dave   New Mexico

5:22pm on Friday, May 8th, 2009 

I heard about this from a friend and finally went and looked at it. I wish I had looked at it when I still had a job and could afford the Premium package outright. As it is I found out I could finance this on my credit card with $395.00 down and 5 monthly payments of 80 something dollars.
I am more interested in the earnings cause I can't afford to buy much now. The guy that showed it to me is doing well with this cause he is working it.He is also good at lots of other money ideas he is doing and is a really straight forward honest kind of guy.As for the church people that doesnt mean there honest or not cause I been cheated by so called church people before.
The friend says he has met these company people and that they are real nice folks.They arereal Christians instead of wanna be take advantage ones.

I am going to try cause right now there is not much going for me. If Robert Kiyosaki and Donald Trump like good mlm companies its worth a try.

Ken   NC

5:23pm on Friday, May 1st, 2009 

TN members,

You're all doing a great job promoting our company. Please try to include our Chrisian values in your testimonials. We feel we can more effectively penatrate the church market if we let folks know about our Christian principals. Also, please spread our story to all of your co-workers, church patrons, neighbors, etc. We suggest talking to our store participants and setting up tables outside their establishments to further new recruit sign-ups. Also, look towards recruiting college students, and folks just getting their tax returns.

And finally, please try to use words like: satisfied, happy, and fulfilled in your testimonials.

Remember, the more posts we can include in this and other sites like it, the more likely we'll be able to counteract those who may have had negative experiences with our program. We suggest you insert several posts with lots of positive input and experiences.

Kathy Mac   Overland Park

10:14pm on Wednesday, April 29th, 2009 

The presentation was great but I am not interested in the bussiness aspect. My question to all of you, is it worth the membership for the savings if we need furniture for living room, rec room including tables, lamps. We are also thinking about building a house and will need all appliances. Help me out, please.

Lemontree   Iowa

2:44am on Tuesday, April 28th, 2009 

I had this lady that went to my church and she never really even showed any interest in me then one day she and her husband called me to tell me about this product or business and it was about a company called Team National I agreed to go with them to one of their "great"info meetings and at the end of the night I said I still was not interested I never heard from them again. I also had a "friend" or I thought she was a friend and when I wasn't buying into this great product that I am going to miss out on well let's just say she has wiped me from her slate also. I don't know what they teach but I would like to know how many other people have been hurt and dumped by friends because they didn't buy into this Not Pyramid Scam but a Pyramid Scam. I wonder if they have made their millions yet? I go past their little Jack in the box houses and they still live there so I guess losing their friends for a company that is based on scams and ripping their own Friends and family off is worth it!

John   Colorado

12:58pm on Thursday, April 23rd, 2009 

I have been a member for over 2 years. This is a great company only limited by the people that join. The management and top people involved have only the very best intentions of helping us succeed. Success depends on the effort we each put into what we do. EVERY TIME THEY CHANGE ANYTHING IT HAS BEEN FOR THE FINANCIAL GOOD OF THE IMD or PAID MEMBER. IT is FREE to become an IMD and market the savings package if you think YOU can SELL what you won't INVEST IN. WE immediately INVESTED $2195.00 for a PREMIUM BENEFITS PACKAGE, INVESTED $75.00 for the website, and subscribed to the MOTIVATIONAL info. THIS IS IMPORTANT if you want to EARN money.

WE attended everything possible to LEARN all we could about the company because THIS IS IMPORTANT to MAKE and SAVE money. The REASONS people fail at this are THEY HAVE NO DRIVE, THEY REFUSE TO TRY, THEY REFUSE TO LEARN, THEY WON'T READ, THEY WON'T ATTEND MEETINGS, THEY ARE NOT TEAM PLAYERS, basically why people fail at anything. I have been self employeed all my life and KNOW that success takes WORK. "A dream floats on SWEAT!"

I have NO family in this even though both my wife and I have LOTS of relatives. I don't need them and none of them wanted in EARLY when it was BEST for THEM to make MORE from MY work. WE bought a $2195.00 package and DONATED it to a charitible cause and they made $1685.00 for doing NOTHING. THEY COULD make more but SCEPTICISM and THE INTERNET so called research B.S. ABOUNDING hurts their success. WE bought a $795.00 two year package and donated it to a physically handicapped friend WITH A TRUE NEED and he is working but "INTERNET EXPERTS" are also hurting his efforts.

The limits to TEAM NATIONAL are between your EARS. I have made many times what it cost and SAVED thousands for myself and others that are not even trying to sign up anybody.I have even made money for LAZY downline trying to help them because of the neat way this payout is structured.

The ONLY thing I would do different was to sign up under a host that WORKS. The hardest thing about Team National is showing someone how EASY it is!

Carol Ann   Arkansas

2:55pm on Saturday, April 18th, 2009

Its a terrific company with great people! We have saved and made many many more times than what this package costs and I would keep paying for it but they won't let me!! They just want me to save money and be successful!!! Awesome!!

Dave   MN

10:59pm on Friday, April 3rd, 2009 

Well, 'M', I'm sorry if you think my manners are not up to par and I will pass on your disappointment along to my mother. Although I may have been a bit... abrasive to Sue, I think my harsh words are still far higher up on the moral food chain than taking upwards of 2K from someone’s savings that you know darn well is not going to make it in the company. Funny thing, my mother did teach me that stealing is wrong...

It is also funny that you mention Excel. That was the original MLM that I 'worked' for. They sold an inferior product and built their empire on the guilt of friends and family of their members. You cannot honestly say that was a good company. Especially when they went bankrupt, leaving thousands of employees jobless in the blink of an eye. Of course the people at the top (let's just use your pops as example since he was so good in Excel) walked away with a crap load of everyone else's money! It seems odd that once again the people at the top of the 'pyramid' made the money and everyone else got the shaft... that is MLM at its finest.

And for the record, flipping houses is a far different opportunity than asking grandma to shop online. Don't compare the two; no one in their right mind thinks they are even remotely the same.

Perhaps you should have kept scrolling and seen my original post where I said that MLMs can make people money but there are better ways. I was not on this website to knock the company but simply give an opinion that I wish someone would have given me before I dumped money and about a lot of time into Excel. However, to hear people like Sue state that if we haven’t watched a DVD we can't have an opinion about a company drives me crazy. My goal is not to keep people from joining your company but to at least make them realize that this may not be the answer to all of their financial problems and to realize what they are getting into before they drop a hefty chunk of change.

One last thing; I don't need to know the 'ins and outs' of lets say Enron or the Bernie Madolf scheme to know it's a bad place to put my money...

Okay, last thing again. In the spirit of 'fairness' I have used a 5-star rating to offset my last rating of 1 as that was an accident.

Joe   the west

7:19pm on Thursday, April 2nd, 2009

I'd like to know how many TN reps actually use the business exchange directory when needing a service provider?

M   Ga

2:48pm on Wednesday, April 1st, 2009 

Well Dave from MN, I am going to disagree with you on your assumtion that you know the ins and outs of a company when all you have done is read forums and other "research" on the internet. MLMs are a great way to make money for those you know how to do them and use them to their advantage. Excel began as an MLM, are you going to tell me the Excel was not a great opportunity for over a hundred thousand representatives? My father being on of the Excel reps made some good money with the company and the the "CEO", if thats what you want to call the head of the company, sold all of Excel's customers to another service provider and left. He now runs another MLM, at least one anyways. I will have to say that you were a jerk in the way you came across to the Team National rep Susan. What is I got on every forum I found and dogged the company you worked for? Especially when I have never met you nor have I any valuable information about your company. That is disrespectful and I am sorry your mother did not teach you better manners.

For the rest of those reading this forum, Team National is a good company and IF you work it correctly there is NO doubt is can not only save you money but you can make some money as well. But it is just like flipping houses, to some flipping houses is the best financial opportunity in the world, but to most it isn't. Not because they can't do it, but because they don't want to or don't have the resources. But being a jerk about someone's positive outlook on a company that some have put a negative spin on is unprofessional and that is the bottom line.

AshleyR   Seattle

11:10am on Sunday, March 29th, 2009 

My parents got into this bullsh*t a couple of years ago. I have never had issues with them - not the usual teen/parent relationship, until this. I'm 24 and I hate visiting my parents because it is all they do. I made my mom cry the last time because she wanted me to go to one of their convention thingies, and I told her I was sick of being pressured!

From the beginning I have questioned this, and my mom has pressured me on it (not on purpose/knowingly), and when they visited me out in Seattle, she brought the kit with her, made me watch the dvd (we argued afterwards) and signed me up (when I didn't want to). I hate what this has done to my parents, and especially to our relationship. They are blinded by all of the people that have made millions off of this thing. The meeting was creepy. Like some cult.

If it seems to good to be true, it probably is. Isn't that what you always told me when I was growing up? Wake up, mom. Please.

Bailey   CO

10:00pm on Friday, March 27th, 2009 

Whether it's a scam or not I don't know, I just knew it wasn't for me and I also knew I would never be able to get my friends and family to buy into this when I didn't see the value. Maybe if you're rich to begin with and make huge purchases every week but I don't.The Team National rep has called me 3 times in the last 3 years to get me to join. He told me the first time it wasn't for everyone, when I told him it wasn't for me he got rude. The last time he called I told him I found a home business I was happy with. He criticized my business and really got nasty. Then started to send me nasty emails about MY bad attitude, etc. I had to block his emails. If he was making as much money as he claimed then why was he soooo pushy.

Sue Eason   Brandon, MS

11:57am on Friday, March 27th, 2009 

Clarification on the definition of an MLM and why I say Team National does not fall into that category. Wikipedia's definition includes this paragraph:

"Independent, unsalaried salespeople of multi-level marketing, referred to as distributors (or associates, independent business owners, dealers, franchise owners, sales consultants, consultants, independent agents, etc.), represent the parent company and are awarded a commission based upon the volume of product sold through each of their independent businesses (organizations)."

We do not have to sell any products to make money in Team National. Therefore, we do not fit the description of an MLM.

There are six different ways to make money with Team National, as well as numerous ways to save money. If you do not know what these six ways are, you cannot claim to understand this amazing company. I suggest anyone who is curious find out what they are before making a decision; that's all I'm saying.

Anita   Arkansas

10:35am on Tuesday, March 24th, 2009 

If you are reading this, you are either a satisfied Team National member who wants to see what is being said about the company, a person using this as a way to promote your own business (shame on you), a disgruntled individual who unfortunately had a bad experience, or you are researching to see if it is legitimate.

It is what it is and not for everyone. It is part of the fasting growing business in America. Is it the only one? No, but Team National members believe it is the best one. Check out the comp plan! Others believe they have the best. There is potential for income in all direct sales and network marketing programs. You will get out of it what you put into it.

When I hear someone tell me they are in a different program, I say great. Good luck. It is an awesome industry! It is not for everyone but don't be one that takes away someone else's dream just because it did not work for you.

To say that the ones who are making the most in Team National got in early is misleading. The ones that have worked the hardest are making the most money! Case in point; two individuals that I personally know, signed up the very same day over ten years ago. Both had marketing experience. One is the top producer, his good friend is still at the first level. I am at a higher level and have made more money than the person who introduced me and is positioned above me. Is that a pyramid? Can't be. I am a teacher, I have been in this company for eight years approaching the second level. I met a teacher who joined less than three years ago now at the top level making huge money, house paid off, traveling, living a dream life. Why is she making more money than me and I have been in much longer? We have the same background. We have the same opportunity. She worked harder. Pyramid? No way! Desire and commitment.

It is an awesome company. I have saved in many areas. Do all of the benefits work for all of the people all of the time? No. I have never benefited from the insurance service. My school covers half. Others have had huge savings. I can't benefit from eyeglasses, my employer covers that too. But I did help my daughter save over $400.00 on eye glasses. She had no eye care benefit. There is plenty of savings to justify a life time membership. I saved over $1200.00 on furniture. Will that be my last furniture purchase for life? Well , no. So one more time and my money is back. Actually I have gotten my initial investment back many times over by using several other benefits that did work for me. Then I consider the thousands I have made and will make, I know it is a good deal.

I can promise you this, there are way more satisfied customers than not. There are way more people (who have actually put some time into it) that have made money than not. Too many families are being blessed by Team National. There are always going to be a people who disagree or have a negative attitude about anything in life. Don’t let that stop you from going for your dreams.

The bottom line is, get all of the real facts. Make your own informed decision. If it is not for you, great! If it is for you, great! Good luck in whatever vehicle you decide to drive.

Katie   michigan

1:49pm on Thursday, March 19th, 2009 

I have been with team national all of 3 weeks and so far very impressed with the company. I WAS NEVER PRESSURED TO JOIN THE COMPANY BUT SAW REAL VALUE IN IT. IT IS NOT A SCAM. HAS ANYONE READING THIS EVER JOINED A HEALTH CLUB. IF SO YOU PAY ANYWHERE FROM $400- $600 DOLLARS PER YEAR. COULD YOU HAVE FOUND ANOTHER WAY TO GET FIT OR LOSE WEIGHT?MAYBE, MAYBE NOT BUT YOU FOUND VALUE IN IT.IF A LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP WAS AVAILABLE YOU PROBABLY WOULD BECAUSE YOU WILL PAY 2000.00 IN LESS THAN 4 YEARS TIME. WITH TEAM NATIONAL IT IS A BIT LIKE THAT HEALTH CLUB, YOU WILL GET OUT OF IT WHAT YOU ARE WILLING TO PUT INTO IT.BUT IN NO WAY IS THAT HEALTH CLUB GOING TO SAVE YOU ANY MONEY WITH TEAM NATIONAL THATS THE WORST THING THAT CAN HAPPEN.I ALSO SHARE THIS WITH MY FRIENDS AND FAMILY AND HAVENT LOST A FAMILY MEMBER OR A FRIEND YET.

Dave   MN

5:44pm on Wednesday, March 18th, 2009 

Sue,
You cannot lie about a company straight out and then expect people to fall in line. You start by saying:

"1. Team National is NOT an MLM. It has the most profitable compensation plan in the industry."

That is a lie. It is an MLM; even if it is structured slightly differently. This reminds me of the old saying, 'you can pour syrup on dog poop but that doesn't make it pancakes.' In fact, your comment alone contradicts itself. If it is not an MLM, which industry are you comparing it against? My guess is you are comparing it against other MLM companies. Also, read your fellow team member's comments. They have no problem calling it an MLM...

Next you wrote:

"2. Any rep who knows what they are doing will show a DVD which explains the program. If you haven't seen the DVD, you don't understand the program and therefore should not comment."

Really...? This is your argument!? If I have done all the research I can online, talked to multiple people in the company, even listened to the presentation, that doesn't qualify me to even give my OPINION because I didn't watch the DVD? I think that is simply an easy way to silence the people that oppose the company. Additionally, what if I have watched the DVD and still think this is just another MLM, can I comment negatively then? My guess is you would tell me that I need to give it a chance. Here's the thing, this forum has many people who did give it a chance and are still against it! Can they talk or do they need to watch a DVD first?

Your next two points were:

"3. Any rep (Independent Marketing Director in Team National language) who misrepresents anything should be reported to the home office of National Companies in Davies, Florida since the company has stated this will not be tolerated.

4. Team National is a member of the Direct Selling Association which only accepts member companies that operate by high ethical standards."

These are valid points and I have no issues with them. However, I have a question about your next point:

"If you don't want to join, don't join, but please do ot get online and talk about something you know nothing about. I am a member and I believe Team National is the best financial opportunity most people will ever have. Please get all of the information before making a decision about anything!!!"

I do not question that you are a member but I do question your success and the general success of all the reps. After all of my research I have not seen more than a small (very small) handful of people who have made enough money to call this a reliable source of income. In fact, most people who are pro team national are brand new in the business (see the comments below and you will see it)! Most of them say things like "I see a lot of potential" or "this is a great way for me to make/save money" They do not have a track record that can support their claims of "Team National is the best financial opportunity most people will ever have." This is merely the repetitive garbage that their 'upline' has been feeding them while trying to get them to recruit their friends and family. None of them have made money and even the few that have, have just made a little more than the 2K it cost them to get into the company!

IF, if I am wrong and you are making six figures a year... I apologize. However, IF this is the case, you know darn well that many more people fail at your company than make it and you have seen it first hand.

I'm not trying to be a jerk here but don't come on this forum and tell me how great this company is and how ignorant I am because I have not watched a DVD...

Sue Eason   Brandon, MS

5:39pm on Tuesday, March 17th, 2009 

1. Team National is NOT an MLM. It has the most profitable compensation plan in the industry.
2. Any rep who knows what they are doing will show a DVD which explains the program. If you haven't seen the DVD, you don't understand the program and therefore should not comment.
3. Any rep (Independent Marketing Director in Team National language) who misrepresents anything should be reported to the home office of National Companies in Davies, Florida since the company has stated this will not be tolerated.
4. Team National is a member of the Direct Selling Association which only accepts member companies that operate by high ethical standards.

If you don't want to join, don't join, but please do ot get online and talk about something you know nothing about. I am a member and I believe Team National is the best financial opportunity most people will ever have. Please get all of the information before making a decision about anything!!!

na   na

2:32am on Monday, March 16th, 2009 

I cannot tell you how many times I have been contacted by the same team national rep over the last 4 years, talk about harassment, and the funniest part is she was a friend of a friend 30 years ago from high school, so she literally found her victims going 30 years back and tracked not only her friends from high school down but also her friends friends.No thanks I'll pass on team stalker!

Kevin   Florida

4:57pm on Thursday, March 12th, 2009

It is killing me to read some of these crazy comments on here. One person, J. Runty, OK...says that it is "unethical" to take peoples money for their own benefit or to "get rich". Hmmmm....if that's so, then your local barber, local grocery store, local hardware store, local restaurant, local pet store, local sales company of any kind or any other business that is open for business is "unethical". Why do people open their own business? Is it to make money and hopefully have financial security? Or, do they get into business to lose money and give things away to people like J. Runty? I bet J. Runty, or anyone else for that matter, doesn't work for free and don't consider it "unethical" to get paid. What kind of idiot thinks that doing something to make money is "unethical" (unless it is illegal of course)when there are hundreds of thousands of satisfied Team National Members that are really saving thousands of dollars on things and then recommending that savings to others? Who out there has never network marketed before? Really? Do you even get the concept of network marketing? I bet you do it almost every day and don't even realize it. Have you ever bought a new coat or pair of shoes or sports equipment or anything else that you were totally satisfied with and someone asked you about it and you said that it was great and told them where to get one for their own? If so, guess what? You were network marketing...it's called word of mouth, and it's been used since the beginning of time.

Ryan   Celina, TN

12:09pm on Thursday, March 12th, 2009 

Please do me a favor and read ALL of the comments. You will see a trend. All the people that are against the company, even new members, don't really know what is going on. They don't understand the company at all. Maybe the person that showed it to them didn't do a very good job of explaining it...i don't know. I just see that they don't have any real evidence against the company. They all basically say the same thing "it's a scam".

The one's that like the company are backing it up with facts. They USE the benefits, which in turn saves them money. I am a new Team National Member and I can already see great potential with the company. I am fortunate to have a great "team" that is helping me. My friend that showed it to me has already saved quite abit of money and has started making some money. That's what sold me on the idea. The savings are great and I'll save more than I paid and that's great, but I wouldn't have done it if I hadn't seen it working for a friend.

Do me a favor, don't base your decision on forums like this. Do some research. Let someone show you the company and watch the DVD, but also look the company up with the organizations that they are a member of like: U.S. Chamber of Commerce, DSA, Dunns & Bradstreet and the Better Business Bureau of Southeast Florida.

You will save more money than you spend on a membership IF you use it. And who knows what the future holds. You may need to make money somewhere down the line and I know that you will not have a problem selling memberships if you've used it and have saved money.

Michael   Colorado

10:14pm on Wednesday, March 11th, 2009 

Just came from a presentation. They spent hours talking about how much money we would make. I kept asking and asking to see what I would actually be selling to people to make all of this money and was shown nothing. I finally chose one thing . . the restaurant discount . . and demanded an example of the savings my customers would receive. Five obscure restaurants came up where I had to buy a coupon. That coupon had restrictions and was NOT same as cash. What a joke. This is a giant version of that stupid coupon book your kids sell you every year for twenty bucks. You know . . the one you use the McDonalds coupon from and then throw the rest out a year later. Don't fall for this. 95% of their presentation is showing you a pyramid, then saying it's not a pyramid (he even said this as he drew a pyramid in front of us). He claimed to have 800 people under him in the "non-pyramid" yet he drove up in a 15 year old crappy car wearing a cheap watch. Red flags abound. Steer clear!

John   Missouri

7:20pm on Sunday, March 8th, 2009 

My wife and I joined yesterday, We are about retirement age. We decided to look at the future now,and the way our 410k is loosing money right now,to us it don't look promising. We figured to give it a whirl for a small investment,We have a chance to try to make our retirement years more fulfilling. With a little hard work and elbow grease we will. p.s. and the saving on alot of products along the way will be great.

PAUL   MISSISSIPPI

11:21am on Sunday, March 8th, 2009 

any of you that were lied to by the reps, please call me.
901-870-8911
my attorney wants your rip off story. we are trying to get our money back and help others that were lied to that they may get their money back too.

CHRISTIE   MISSISSIPPI

11:14am on Sunday, March 8th, 2009 

we were approached by a team national rep. signed up and the next morning realized it was a big mistake. the rep did not leave us a copy of what we signed that offered a 3 day right of recession form so we could get out of it. the next morning we tried to dispute with our credit card and tried to contact company from #'s on the internet. remember, we had no information as to how to contact the company. no phone calls were returned. 5 months qand an investigation be team national stated that the rep did in fact leave us our copies with our 3 day form. this was such a lie!! he left us nothing and promised he would email me what we signed. never happened!!! over two thousand dollars later now we face court. this rep was a pastor of a church in arkansas. we do have phone records and a dispute record to show our side and we hope the judge will see his lies. why would anyone go through the dispute process on a c. card and attempt several calls, if they only had to sign and fax a form in to get out of it? well, because we did not have the form!!!!! he intentionally decieved us by not sending us the copy with our rights on it. be careful when you deal with these reps.

Mike White   Dallas, Tx

7:58pm on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009 

I think it is very odd that 90% of the positive statements here sound like they come from the exact same person. I went to a TN presentation and the "selling points" are identical to what these (positive TN experiences) are. Either way, the same people that roped me into the TN presentation will tell you today that it was a huge mistake. I didn't sign up for anything and these acquaintances still apologize to me.

David Lira   Escondido, CA

9:36am on Saturday, February 28th, 2009 

My wife and I joined about 3 months ago when a friend of hers introduced her to the national companies. We have tried other companies before and I was very skeptical. I did not want anything to do with it. I told her to do it on her own and prove to me that it works. Boy I was surprised when she saved us more money than it cost us to sign up in the first 2 weeks. We were so excited we shared (notice I said shared) it with our family and friends. After they joined and saved money like we did, we started making money! I mean how great is that. I especially like the part that they have no product requirements. The thing that confuses me is that other companies require you spend money every month to become a member or to buy products. With TN, you only pay once and you have a lifetime to save money using their concept. I would at the very least check it out, watch the video, and ask questions. You can read all these comments but if you don't get the facts yourself, you will not have the information to make an informed decision.

Thanks

David

Linda and Jim Pickle   Lufkin Texas

11:44am on Wednesday, February 25th, 2009 

We have been associated with Team National for a while now and it is by far the most profitable business in America today.The people who we have met and MLM with are 100 percent sucessful in working and offering the savings end and business end.Not one of the hundreds have lost a dime but instead enjoy great savings and financial freedom that is far beyond a families belief.Yes there are hundreds who enjoy 10 to 100 thousand dollars in earned income each and every month.The leadership in the company is above reproach.I have never been so glad to be associated with such christain people who place family future and time freedom to all who want a better way.Let me say this again that any one no matter the back ground can succeed with team national.The money is real and the lifestyle is great but above all this is an association with great families who have more faith than any company in America.A burning desire ,and a teachable attitude will deliver success to all who look for a higher calling to never live in poverty by helping others to see the finest America has to offer.Nothing will ever come close to this unless it is copied.Pray about it and find someone to help you get started.Its real ,its affordable and it works 100 percent of the time .I have seen it with my own eyes hundreds of times.No one or family has ever failed with this company who went to work and helped others see and achieve there family dreams.

Deb   Houston

4:01pm on Monday, February 9th, 2009 

I bought in. It's cheaper and easier for me to go to Target and buy stuff myself, even factoring in the gas and wear and tear to my car. There is a tremendous dangling of carrots!!! Members in the upper tiers are pretty much lying when they tell you they make $10k a week...they tell you that hoping that it will be a carrot in front of your face. It's a lot like drug dealing...(read Freakonomics)...the dealers on the street sell in hope they can become the 1 out of 1,000,000 others that actually run the show. I will estimate only about the top 2%-3% of people in Team National make another $20k a year, the top 1% make over $80k a year, but they are doing it full time and really, really busting their butts!! I have a better chance starting up a brick and mortar venture! Don't expect to get rich on this product.

Bill   OK

4:04pm on Thursday, February 5th, 2009 

I have in fact seen it work. Not a member yet but going to be. My friend joined and a years time has made over 40,000 without pressuring anyone. He lets the product sell itself. He has never pressured me. I have been involved in other MLM's that just don;t work. I was skeptical at first, but I have seen the proof.

Lynne   Arkansas

11:12pm on Thursday, January 22nd, 2009 

As a member of Team National my family and I are very pleased. We have been involved for nearly 2 years. We have saved a tremendous amount of money on every day type items, we have earned a back our entire investment. We were told when we became involved with the company this is a working business and nothing comes for free. We are proud to be Team National Members

Dave   MN

1:08am on Monday, January 19th, 2009 

You can make money at any MLM. If they didn't work they wouldn't be around... However, that being said, MLMs are not "businesses" they are a giant ponzie scheme where the first people in make a killing and the people at the end get the shaft. This company may save you some money and may even make you some in the long run but you have to ask yourself what is that worth.

I worked for an MLM and was... above average, making a few grand in about 6 months. I say a few grand is above average because most people are in and out so fast they don't have time for the ink to dry on their "purchase their own business" check. These things are a ton of work and you have to be shameless to do it. You will find yourself at parties, out to lunch and even the super market asking random strangers if they "are open to saving/making a few extra grand a month." You also a forced to beg your friends and family to help you out and buy products from you. If they are nice, they will. However, as soon as you leave they will all start talking bad about you. I don't care who you are, your friends and family will feel pressured and trapped into helping you and resent you for it. Eventually, people will start avoiding you and stop inviting you to gatherings. This is because these programs are designed to make you think about one thing, money. You will have "business meetings" which are nothing more than a shot of courage so you can go ask your best friend's mom if she wants to save money on redecorating her living room.

Then, when you finally fail (unless you are one of the 1/4% that stay in for more than a year) you will have to bear that cross for a long time to come. You will have lost a few friends but with luck you can appologize and get them back.

I'm sure I will get bashed for writing this and people will say "that's not true, my family loves me for saving them money"... Sorry, but no they don't. They are nice to your face but then glad when you leave the room... Also, before you write me and tell me I'm wrong, truley look at how much money you made last year before you talk about your 3 sports cars and that Victoria Secret model your now dating. Chances are you are brand new to the company and you are filled with hope or you have been around long enough to make some money and seen far more people fail than succeed. If you are the latter, you justify taking people's money by saying "I giving them an oppertunity, it's not my fault if they don't make it." Yes is is, don't kid yourself. If you hadn't talked them into it, they would still have that 2 grand, thier self dignity and their spouse wouldn't be pissed at them for blowing this years vacation money.

There are so many more ways, better ways, of making money than in MLMs. If life hasn't presented you the right vehicle to do it, look into the mirror and ask yourself if you have any skills worth offering this world. If the answer is no, don't settle for a MLM, go back to school and get an edcation. It is easier, more rewarding and far less humiliating than begging grandma to shop online...

Is there money to be made, yes; but again, at what cost.

name withheld   Location unknown

9:09pm on Thursday, January 15th, 2009 

I do understand doing your homework. However, Mary kay, Pampered Chef, and so on like them... do NOT ask for such a LARGE chunk of change to BE ABLE to sell it. You do have to invest SOME money. GETTING OTHERS TO SIGN UP out ways the SAVINGS when they do. That is the WHOLE focus of Team National, not really so much the savings. THat's just the shoe in they use to get YOU TO SIGN UP>>>duh! Yes you can save money, BUT To really MAKE a return like the millionaires are saying....you have to have a huge DOWNLINE, (that levels and levels of people under YOU. For YOU to make MONEY..If they don't work, you don't get Money???? LEVELS OF PEOPLE oh like MULTI level(meaning more than one...built to look like a Pyramid???? HUMMMMM...call yourself what you like..A DUCK IS STILL A DUCK....your just a STUCK DUCK.
Convenient stores make alot of money off of certain products....You might pay 89 cents for a can of something at walmart...but there you might pay 2.50....just because they can.....
so....since you have BOUGHT THE song and dance, nOW you HAVE TO BUY TO EARN THE MONEY BACK IN SAVINGS>>>> I don't have that kind of money to wait on getting a return...I would not give them $2,000 even if I did have it...

Michelle Haney   Vancouver, Washington

5:43pm on Tuesday, January 13th, 2009 

For those of your ignorant people out there on the internet. Before you decide to write a horrible post about a legitimate business do your homework. Most of you people don't even really know how much Team National Cost to get involved. First of all it's a "REAL" business opportunity and like anything in life, you actually have to work at it to make something of it. There is no way you could lose money with Team National as long as you use it. We've been in the business since August of 2008 and we have actually made money and saved money all on a very, very part time basis. People are so caught up in the "MLM" thing, but is Pampered Chef a scam? How about Arbonne, Mary Kay, CABI? Those are all legitimate business who are apart of the DSA. Become educated before you decide to make an ignorant post about something you obviously no nothing about........The people that post positive things about Team National know what they are talking about. If your not willing to work hard and change your life, then Team National is not for you. Go ahead and be lazy and negative all on your own, but don't make a wonderful opportunity like Team National a bad thing for someone else.......

michelle   shreveport, la

4:54pm on Wednesday, January 7th, 2009 

How many people have used direct buy? Direct Buy costs more & you get less for a less amount of time. My family signed up and we didn't have to pay for our membership. We love Team National. The savings are great. Black Friday shopping was a breeze online, & I got commission back without fighting crowds. I've compared prices from our local furniture stores for a dining room set that includes, table, 6 chairs, and a china cabinet to Team National. Total savings are going to be over $1000.00 for the same set. I haven't sold anything yet, but I am still excited about the savings. I also get discounts at many different local merchants that are Team National that are members of the Team National business exchange. I now get a discount at the florist I've always used. We get discounts for the banners for our business. This is not a scam, and it's not for stupid people who can't do anything else. There is no bottom level. My mom & step-dad have been in it for less than 6 months & have already received a check for 1500.00. Last month was the first month they may have worked a couple of hours a week on Team National. Summer and fall was too hectic to work it since we sell commercial lawn equipment.

Joyce Bickford   Wisc.

9:40am on Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 

I have been a member of Team National for about one month and couldn't be more thrilled.  We only had to take time to search and learn how to use the online shopping and now it is very easy.  We have already saved quite a bit of money and project more as we shop for insurance and so on.  We purchased the $2100.00 package to share with our 3 married children as a Christmas present.  After they saw the business presentation they couldn't stop talking about it and are thrilled to save money also.  We can only see good things happening for all of us.

Barb   atlanta

11:58pm on Sunday, December 14th, 2008 

The possibilities are unlimited and being able to pass on the savings and income to your kids and grandkids is exceptional above other companies.

CB   Kansas

4:21pm on Sunday, December 7th, 2008 

With all due respect to those that do not think the National Companies is for them...you really need to stop, think, and be open minded. Sure you can go to bread crumbs or whatever that sight is and get "deals" on line, but do you get the commission? I was just on that sight and what it takes people a year or longer to earn with them you can do in two weeks with TN. Also, those of you that still believe this is a "pyramid scheme", probably are the ones that didn't pay attention in class very well. Refer back to what the DSA is and what it's job is. Also, refer back to the compensation plan. This time, pay attention

Anyone can put anything they want on the internet...its a fact of life. However, get the facts straight before you blast something. The video never said it was going to make you money over night while you sit at home on your rear and do nothing. Yes, you have to talk to people. I believe the gentleman that presented the compensation plan states.."You get paid, what your worth".

Correct me if I am wrong, but don't you have to invite people to your Home Interiors, Tupperware, Amway, Jewlery,etc.,party? Aren't you trying to sell something? TN isn't selling anything other than an opportunity for a better way of life. Even if I would have never made a dime with TN...I would still be ahead of the game thanks in large part to the benefits. Think about it...even if it takes you 4 years to save enough money to equal what you paid for your membership, that is a 25% return on your investment. Anything after that is gravy. What else gives you that? The stock market? Savings account?

TN is not for everyone. But for everybody else, we will continue to enjoy Team National long after "other" businesses have passed, and while you "negotiate" for your best deal.

Thanks for listening...
CB

Bob Richie   Texas

5:35am on Saturday, December 6th, 2008 

Team National is all it claims and MORE!
Three things can happen when you join..
1. Save money
2. Make money
3. Both
I am a business owner and saved more than the $2,195.00 lifetime cost in a few months.
Saved over 25% on Credit Card fees savings alone.
Printer ink, furniture and jewelry...WOW !
If you buy anything it is a DEAL !
LOVE TEAM NATIONAL.............

Ed   North Carolina

4:17am on Friday, December 5th, 2008 

I am proud to say that I am a satisfied member of Team National.The savings are REAL! I've saved money on eyeglasses, airplane tickets, cell phones, hotel rooms, my long distance, and my list of savings is continuing to grow. The earning side of Team National is AWESOME!!! I had never had someone ask me "How can I help you make some money" until I joined. And along with making money, I've also made lots of new FRIENDS.
I have not had the chance to read them all, but of the negative comments I've seen about Team National I am seeing a pattern. There's the negativity...then there is a "Click here to see how I make money". Team National has the most lucrative compensation plan that I have ever looked at.(And I've looked at several)
I feel perfectly comfortable sharing Team National with my family, friends, and even the occaisional someone I just met. I find it rewarding to help other people by telling them about a good thing.And I'm proud to be part of a company that does not feel a need to attack and/or belittle another company to make themselves look appealing enough for people to want to be a part of.
Two facts to keep in mind are...#1-The worst thing that will happen to you with Team National is you WILL save lots of money...and#2-Tha average millionaire makes somewhere around $135,000 a year, while there are those in Team National making more than that.
If someone asks you to take a look at Team National, do yourself the favor of taking a look. THAT is the best way to find the answers to your questions!!

Dee   Louisiana

3:44pm on Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008 

Obviously, as with any other company, Team National is NOT for everyone. My husband and I purchased a lifetime package 2 yrs. ago. In our first year, we saved over $8,000 and made over $50,000 by marketing the business. TN does not encourage people to market benefit packages. That is COMPLETELY OPTIONAL. Also, in regards to those who have said they are trying to get a refund, the contract states plainly that you have 3 business days to cancel your agreement. (This keeps people from trying to "beat the system" by buying a benefit pkg, making a large purchase for the discount, and then getting a refund on the pkg. price) If you don't use your benefits, of course, you cannot say that you have saved money. Just because I have coupons for goods at the local grocery store doesn't mean I am automatically going to have groceries delivered at a discount. I have to use the coupons. Also, the description in the original post here is not correct with the price of the benefit packages. It is kind of hard for me to understand how someone can prove something as not legitimate when you don't even have the basic facts about the business correct for yourself. By the way.... we are not in our 23rd month with TN. My husband has recently retired from his 20 yr. career and I have retired from my 20 yr. Registered Nurse career. We are 35 and 38 yrs. old. Not a bad way to retire!!!! Team National is AWESOME!!!!

Cindi   Minneapolis

11:35pm on Saturday, November 29th, 2008 

please stay away from this company. these people are ruthless and cold hearted. it's a total scam. i was even approached at my mother's funeral, YES!!! my mother's funeral by a member telling me that the sapphire/diamond necklace i was wearing at my mother's funeral probably costed me more than what i could of gotten it for through their scam of a company. again these people have no class and will hound you even at your mother's funeral. it's a total scam... if you feel good about stealing other's money so you can make a quick buck, then this is for you. but for the rest of us who have succeeded the old fashion way and worked hard for what we have, we hold our heads high knowing we've earned our success by hard work, not scamming others and trying to sell your crap at a funeral.

Tracy Anderson   Florida

1:46pm on Friday, November 28th, 2008 

I'm a very satisfied customer with Team National.
This is not for the lazy at heart. If you want to better your life, this is the company that can do it. I've saved thousands and made thousands. I actually hosted a friend,and she hosted friends who in turn we helped them save $50,000 on one purcahse alone on a motorhome. They got their best price, came to us and were able to get the same one they test drove and got another $50,000 knocked off the price just because they were members. Do you think they were happy they spend $795 to save $50,000? Even if they never use the package again, wasn't it a good investment? And we do this as a team. Don't sign up and go out on your own. Please have your host help you. If not your host, pass them up and ask your host's host to help you. It's a team effort!!!!!

roger s   mn

7:51pm on Monday, November 24th, 2008 

The only people that make money at these scams are the people that start them. You must work and produce to make money. I can not believe so many of you folks fell for this. These scams have been going around for years. I remember similar scams going back 40 years. A friend tried to sell me on this scam today. I knew it was a scam before we got one minute into it. I would guess most people selling this scam are not successful at anything and are looking to be. I GIVE 108 DOLLARS PER WEEK TO GOD AND HIS WORK. THIS IS WHAT GOD COMMANDS IN THE BIBLE: TEN PERCENT, YES TEN PERCENT.

joe   minnesota

2:02pm on Wednesday, November 19th, 2008 

I recently got involved in Team National. I have only been in for a few months. I believe you can save money if you use the benefit package. You need to go on the site and look at all the benefits. Some people don't have a clue how much is offered with the benefit package. Be sure to look at all the site you can save on.

Withheld   Texas

7:31pm on Tuesday, November 18th, 2008 

My husband and I had a fight last night after my in laws respectfully showed us the dvd about the program...I felt trapped. They did buy the package that includes family, so we dont have to pay, but, we are expected to buy stuff online now, and to go to meetings, and share this business gospel to others. I have a feeling we will be loosing lots of friends, and not talking much to our families anymore. I cant hardly afford groceries, much less buy high ticket items to bring any kind of return.... I cant see saving much money buy toliet paper and paper towels and toothpaste....
Signed,
Held hostage

Kirk H   Springfield MO

12:55pm on Tuesday, November 11th, 2008 

Sold a song and dance. I was told I could sell both product and sponsorships over the internet. Very Poor all around - Dreadful. $2,000 + spent and nothing to show for it.

Erica   MO

8:56am on Monday, November 3rd, 2008 

Love Team National and the Benefits. Have Saved Lots of Money and have made some money too.

Fayon   Cabot, AR

3:58pm on Sunday, November 2nd, 2008 

I have been a member of Team National for 2 1/2 years and am a COMPLETELY satisfied customer. My first year I saved well $1,900 on my son's car insurance (my LIFETIME package cost me $2195 and covers all my grown children and grandchildren. I have saved about $10,000 in the past 2 years. My daughter saved about $4500 on bedroom furniture. I have also made money in addition to saving money. THis is the best program I have ever seen and I have looked at a lot of home based businesses and it is the only one I have ever made any money at or saved any money. You only buy things that you want and there is no inventory required or monthly quota. I do enjoy the checks I receive in the mail.

Jenn   ND

2:15am on Monday, October 27th, 2008 

Lynne in SD, you can check out your commission savings. You go to your website and sign in and look at your geneology it will list each check and what commissions are included in it. As for savings, the real savings are in the direct benefits, the furniture, vehicles, extended warranties, homes, jewelry, etc. where you are going to save the bulk of your money. The commissions from the BigN Marketplace is just another perk. My husband and I have saved over 4,000 dollars with Team National with furniture and jewelry purchases. We got in under my husbands parents premium package. If you purchased a premium package you should be looking at the bigger picture of who this can benefit. Not just you, but also your family, Forever. Hope you eventually see the potential in Team National and start using the benefits package that you paid for.

P MOORE   CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO

10:17pm on Monday, October 20th, 2008 

i got involved with the national companies / team national about a year ago mainly for the savings. i really didnt have any intention of marketing the membership but when we started saving money i took a closer look at the comp plan. we have saved close to $3000.00 the first year and in only a few short months of telling business associates and friends i have already received, and cashed, almost $2000.00 in income. now you dont have to be a mathmatician to see a return of $5000.00 on a $2200.00 investment. now this is just my household. this membership i purchased also gives access to my wifes parents, my parents, both mine and my spouses grand parents, my children when they become adults and my grand children when they are born and also become adults, for life of all. now to me this is a considerable value for many lifetimes. the other significant benefit is i am a officer at a bank and not self employed. that is until i purchased my own turn key home based business, otherwise known as team national, and now i am afforded all the tax write off's for my legitimate self employment like mileage, cell phone, internet, entertainment, company trips to places like orlando, etc, etc, etc. these things will significantly lower your taxable income.

in closing is all i have to say is look at it with an open mind, this is defintely not for everyone. if you do not see anything for you, i promise the person will not have a problem moving on to show it to someone else.

chuck   missouri

12:46pm on Friday, October 17th, 2008 

team national does everything it says it will -- i have saved money and made some-- not near what i would like-- but i havent put the effort into that i should. they didnt promise me an income only the opportunity to earn money- the operative word is "earn." no work=no pay. it is not for everyone and thats ok--- it would cost me money not to belong and take advantage of the savings--

Bruce   Lincoln, NE

12:08am on Friday, October 17th, 2008 

Great company, Great people, Great benifits that keep getting better and better and more and more, Great money. I,ve saved and made more than the cost of a Premium package in the first year. If my information about me being a member got lost, deleted or destroyed, some how wiped out. I would join again and pay the full price. It's that good folks. This may or may not be for you. But if your looking, there is none better.

T Manos   Mount Dora, FL

4:42am on Thursday, October 16th, 2008 

My wife and I were shown a dvd presentation about Team National five months ago. I saw it as an opportunity to reduce debt and went ahead and paid the $2195 for the premium package and a lifetime membership. I also liked the opportunity to share the opportunity with others and little did I realize that I would face myriad objections to it from family and friends. It's a pyramid! I can't afford it. It's intriguing but not for me. No, no, no and whoa a yes.
When I started sharing about it, I tried to explain the whole deal and didn't get anywhere. Having people see what you might see is not easy but if you have belief in what it is you are committed to then there is the possibility to have others see the same future.
In our country, we are losing our freedoms everyday and the recent collapse of our financial system is enough to question everything we have ever trusted. Our bankers have become gamblers under our very noses. We all enjoyed the real estate fantasy for years before the bubble burst. We now have our fellow Americans running for cover, blaming others, looking for the government to help and experiencing the decay of our society. Our society has been decaying for quite sometime and it isn't pretty. We have gotten away from core values that helped lead our forefathers to take a shot at freedom at great cost. They had more of a personal relationship with their faith in God and created a country around that belief. We have evolved into selfish, whiny, irresponsible and entitlement minded human beings. We want a quick fix and we want to consume things we can't afford except by building more and more debt. The American dream has become a nightmare.
Part of the dream was to own your own home. Actually, the American dream was to be free to do the things that would allow you to own your own home. Work, save, hope, love and more four letter words than I can share, were at the core of our values. These words are no longer truly living in our personal worlds. We are critical, defensive, willing to make others wrong to make ourselves right and what chance do we have a society if we can't make our marriages work. The divorce rate reflects poorly on our ability to get along.
Why am I off on this tangent when I started by discussing Team National? Well, since joining a lot has been going on in my life and in this country and Team National has become a beacon for me to make my way through the darkness. Yes, we are living in an era of a deficit of the light of wisdom, knowledge and understanding. Our institutions are falling apart and no one has a clue as to what to do. The individuals I have met through Team National are becoming more precious to me everyday. It's not about saving money or earning money but it's about understanding what to do with the money we are entrusted with. I can only invest in myself right now. Actually, the education I have gotten about myself and others through the resources that Team National offers to its members and independent marketing directors, has been worth the money I put down in early May. National Companies is the corporate entity that is the heart of the business and they can't give money away fast enough with those that are successful in living their dreams. I am learning that the more I give of myself to this "business" the more I get in return. It is obvious to me that National Companies gives money back to its members at an unprecedented rate and low and behold they company has it come back four-fold. Give and you shall receive. Help others get what they want and, guess what, we get what we want.
Have I saved money, yes. Have I made significant money yet, no. Has my experience with Team National, other team members and the leaders of the company been valuable, it's been priceless. I watch all the cable news channels and see futility in the eyes of the faces of the analysts and reporters. I listen to candidates trying to come up with one fix or another. I am comfortable with my station in life right now belonging to an organization that is perfectly positioned to take me through the chaos and giving me the tools to be responsible for my life and circumstances. I went to a recent national event with Team National and the theme was honor, integrity and leadership. These were not some empty words but a path to freedom, family and community.

Steven   Willard, MO

3:14pm on Wednesday, October 15th, 2008 

This is proof that Team National is not for everybody. My wife and I have saved money using the benefits package and made money sharing it with people who are looking for a secondary income opportunity.

Angie   Columbia MO

7:06pm on Monday, October 13th, 2008 

I am a member with this company it didn't take long to figure out the black print and how it worked. I have been in it for less than a year. I have really found the company pays well!! I say if you want to start up a network marketing business, TN is the one to get involved with. Where else can you have a home business and no overhead? $2195 for a business is nothing! This company has made a huge diff. in my life and others. So who cares if I bugged a few people took take a look. I don't waste any more time on people who are not interested.I move on to others who actually can see the good in it and it pays well for doing so! Plus the network of friends is more than worth the money spent. So what's to lose unless you don't work it or reap the savings?! People really need to see for themselves and don't worry about what others think. Negativity doesn't pay the bills! Hard work eventually pays off in the end. Keep in mind if you are sloppy with your looks and have a poor attitude people will not buy from you. So no it's not for everyone. Treat it as a big business and it will do well for you. No doubt! With a poor economy everyone is looking for ways to save money along with the flexibility to work for some extra cash. We love it!

Lynne   South Dakota

10:59am on Wednesday, October 1st, 2008 

I too was duped into believing TN would save me money in my business and on personal expenditures. The phone, credit card and business savings were non-savings; I could find better deals locally through a real person who was interested in me and my business. As far as the "commissions", you have to buy a lot of stuff on the Internet to get a check. The "commissions" are a mysterious entity, and even after I purchased things through the various companies via the BigN website, there was no place to go to find out how much in commissions I earned. There are also fees and rules about when they will pay those out. The fees probably eat up any commission earned, unless you're a huge Internet spender. You can find most deals yourself by using the Internet. My husband got access to a free Internet savings site at most of the stores BigN has plus vacation destinations that save us much more than TN did, plus they also pay commissions and it's free! As far as sponsoring anyone -- hard to do when you don't see any great savings yourself. Why haul someone else into it. I have a conscience.

Renae L   Hotchkiss Colorado

2:02pm on Monday, September 29th, 2008 

What a waste of money, especially if you are in a remote area. Big name companies like Home Depot won't ship to you, so you lose on that end. Can't get phone deal, DHL doesn't work am having a terrible time getting my money back from them. You can easily go on insurance4us and get the same deal without spending 2k to do it. And if by some chance they don't lose your commisions it still won't get you back what you invested. Also the big lie about using it for a tax write off is a joke, if you deduct without showing a profit you send up a huge red flag to the irs, who wants to do that. I would not sell team national to anyone because I want to be able to sleep at night an look myself in the mirror.

Patti Davis Eckerson   Margate, FL

2:55pm on Friday, September 19th, 2008 

I was VERY SKEPTICAL when I first took a look at Team National. We are very well known Entertainers in South Fl and guard our reputation like Gold! When we saw this Company and met the CEO and President, we knew it was like nothing we ever looked at before. They take a product and mark it down because of how many members so it makes sense to us. We now have saved over 40K just using and buying products and services that we were already using. I wasn't required to tell anyone....but I did! (part-time) When I was diagnosed with cancer and needed surgery right away, the income from this company allowed me to pay my bills, fly my daughter down from NC and let my husband take off from work for a month. It's been such a blessing and I love the positive people that I have met that are now life-time friends. I highly recommend Team National!

Laurie   Wisconsin

5:32am on Friday, September 19th, 2008 

My experience from other product-driven companies left a sour taste in my mouth (and broke). So when I was first shown Team National, I was very, very skeptical. I did a lot of research before making the decision to join and I haven't regretted it since! I am finally making money and saving bunches! Just saved $1900 on vehicle through Team National's vehicle program. The concept behind Team National is to save you money on things you are already buying or will need to buy in the future. This is not a product-driven company! The members who join Team National are privilege to the savings of group-buying. If you decide to share this with others, which is completely optional -- what a great way to bring in a secondary income and in today's economy who couldn't use some spare cash!

Go Team National!

Brian   Green Bay, WI

3:33pm on Thursday, September 18th, 2008 

This company has been awesome for us both saving and earning. I would highly recommend it to friends and family.

john   az

2:17pm on Thursday, September 18th, 2008 

team national is scam operation, go bign and try to get adiscount, won't happen, i'm trying to get my $ back at this time, have disputed my credit card, "the team" is sending us a letter so we can write down our problems with the company, if anyone ever got there $ back I would like to know, please reply.

J. Tomlin   Georgia

2:20pm on Wednesday, September 17th, 2008 

It's funny the people that comment on this thing and have absolutely NO idea how this system works or how great it can be for you and your family. We signed up for the $2195.00 and immediately went to our local insurance agent that was a Team National member and he saved us over $4,000.00 in savings for just our company alone. My dad swapped his homeowners insurance, car insurance and life insurance and saved an additional $3,000.00. You would have to be an absolute FOOL not to get this program. Do you like furniture? Try buying a $7,000 bedroom suit from Rooms to Go for less than 2 grand. I bought imported Italian leather furniture 5 years ago (love seat, chair and ottoman) for $3800. In team national a set of the same quality is for sale for less than half that! When building a new house is where you can save serious dough. A TN Platinum leader built a house and bought all new furniture for the entire house. Total MSRP of over $40,000...she paid $15,000 for EVERYTHING! Buy it through TN and save thousands! So ask yourself, do you have to have insurance? do you need a car? do you buy medication? do you buy toilet paper, deodorant, shampoo, tooth paste...unless you are a caveman/woman you will need all these things and guess what. With TN, go to drugstore.com and buy all these things and get whatever you need regularly set up on autoship and get it every month, I don't even need to tell you what goes into cars that you no longer have to buy so much of do I to get to the stores to buy all these things do I? Not only will you get discounts but you will get paid a 13% commission for whatever you buy. No you didn't read that wrong, you DO get paid commissions of up to 30% depending on store's choice of what they are going to pay. My first purchase at drugstore.com I spent $86.00 (&change) regular price for everything plus not including the commission I got back it was $135.00 worth of stuff.

When people talk about "nagging" and "suckering" family into this, I think it's the other way around, if you DON'T tell you family about this you are one very selfish person. OH by the way, when you buy this package, parents, grandparents, children and grandchildren sign up for free!!! Not a bad deal huh? That's right! I paid absolutely nothing. In fact in our downline we have about 12 people that didn't pay ANYTHING! So stop complaining and accusing every direct sales company out there of being "PYRAMID" or "MLM". Because this company is neither. A pyramid scheme deals with people getting paid to recruit people, no products, savings anything involved. An "MLM" typically only pays 4 to 5 levels deep. Meaning anybody that you sign up that goes BEYOND your 4th or 5th level YOU GET PAID NOTHING!!! (AMWAY pays this way - Plus you have to meet quotas with AMWAY) With TN you work it as fast or as slow as you want. You get points for every package sold in your downline. My grandfather got is first $1,500.00 progression check (sold 8 packages) in 3 weeks. The leader in our upline (3 people above me)has been doing this for 5 years and makes $1.5 million + per year. His first month he made $9,000.00 and has never made less than that IN ONE WEEK since then! His typical WEEKLY checks are $20,000 + EVERY WEEK. And guess what!! HE HAS NOT SIGNED UP ONE SINGLE PERSON IN 3 YEARS!!! He gets points off every package that is sold in his downline so he does not have to sell them anymore. He travels the country helping people in his downline. So you see, people in your upline WILL care about how good you do, because every package you sell you get 3 points, and every single solitary person above you gets 3 points as well, all the way to the top. Get 10 points on your left line and 10 points on you right line and you get paid $1,500 including a $1,000 hosting bonus if you personally hosted the people that get the same 10 and 10. This can happen weekly. Don't think you are too young to do this. Ryan Chamberlain, one of the top leaders in this business started when he was 24 years old and retired from a great paying bank job after just a few months of this. He makes more money per year than the millionaire in my upline.

One more thing and I'll let you go, (for those of you that are not snoozing away by now - sorry I type fast) Do NOT let people tell you that you have to spend thousands every year to be qualified for bonus's or commissions for products you've bought. If you buy one (1) single pack of gum, YOU ARE QUALIFIED! Spend .50 cents and get qualified. Anybody that bad mouths this company does NOT do this business, are only looking from the outside in and not speaking the truth, or are just the typical broke skeptics out there that kill themselves working for "the man" day in and day out till the day they die because they want to be a "hard worker". The don't want to go about things the "easIER" way. Guess what, I'm not one of those people, if I can put HALF as much effort into my team national business and make just as much as I am making now (less than $40 grand per year) I'd be very happy with that. So if you have been approached by a rep, listen to what they have to say, they are only trying to help you better your life, because let's face it, if you're the average adult this day in age, if you don't have $2,195 that you can spare on this thing, then you didn't do something right in the past! Sign up and achieve success. Like the late Dick Leour, founder of Team National, says "Go for success and the money will chase you down".

mortimasdotcom   kansas city

9:30pm on Monday, September 15th, 2008 

This is an overpriced coupon book, and is a complete ripoff, maybe not a scam but definately not worth the dough.... stick with a real job or start something that is your own.

Marcella Brittingham   Beaufort, NC

7:53am on Monday, September 15th, 2008 

I was a multiple business owner, making a large income, working 16 - 18 hours a day. I have been on board with Team National for over seven years and I have saved a ton of money on products and services I was going to buy anyhow. Saved over $30,000 on my best deals with local dealerships on vehicles. Bought an "06 loaded / W leather, DTS Deville in Oct. of "06 and paid only $28,000 and it was $46,800 MSPR.Oh, did I mention, it was shipped from New Orleans to my door free of charge. You just can't beat that!!! We saved almost $500.00 on eye glasses. This company is real and it has changed our lives in a very positive way. No one in Team National would promise anything to anyone. However, it is like anything else in life, you get out of life, what you put into it. That is the only claim I have ever heard. So these folks with negative comments are three things, bitter, lazy, and looking for something for nothing. We have missed very few weeks getting paid far above the national level income for sharing this. Our checks have commas in them. It's a no brainer for those uf us that are not looking for a handout! Team National is a company full of integrity and makes no excuses for love of God, Country and respect for our fellowman. No business opportunity exixts in the USA like this. The whole concept is making and saving on products and services we already pay for at inflated prices if we buy from the retailer. There is absolutly no down side to this business. I love it!

Red   Georgia

2:56am on Wednesday, September 10th, 2008 

Why would you pay money to a company to buy things that are readily available? Once you sign in to this, you have to start pestering your loved ones to become your suckers.

Rip-off

Mike   Kansas

7:13pm on Monday, September 8th, 2008 

I Challenge anybody to show me something better. I've been looking for 20 years to find a company like this. I have yet to find anything that will give you a better return on your investment if your just willing to put a little effort into it. From what I've read on here the people that have bad things to say are just rambling on and on with no basis to what their saying.

Jen   Massachusetts

11:20pm on Sunday, September 7th, 2008 

Huge SCAM!
Look out they think New England is now Open Season!

I got roped into a "business opportunity" meeting/get together through a friend. Went only to find these Team National Brainwashed Dopes on the phone with a guy from who knows where, telling us all of the wonderful life on the beaches of the world. What a crock of hooey!!! (Actually, it was so apparent, that if you do sign up, then it is your own fault for being so stupid :)

When I didn't show any interest in the paperwork they hand you expecting payment...or like a mandatory spelling test in 4th grade, I saw the lead person getting madder and madder then spealing off to her cohorts *OMG how could people be so ignorant not to take advantage of this opportunity???*

It was so funny, then she went and got her mother on the phone *another brainwashed Stepford Wife* telling of the wonderful life Team National brings and how she will be putting her grandchildren through college. What a JOKE!!!!
*Most say they cant even use the discounts in this area and that other discounts for FREE are that are available elsewhere, with no cost to the consumer.
Think on it...$2400 vs $0 ~ Its a SCAM!!!!

Let them all buy poultry seasoning...that's about all they will ever really successfully buy/sell from this so called company, and who really makes any money on any of that???

Team National is a bunch of Bull...listen and learn. But if you like the hype, then join...I cant wait to hear of your wonderful experiences and incredible money making offers/opportunities to your friends and relives that you suck into the BS-Vacuum!!!

So Sad!!!!!!!!!!!!

George   Louisiana

6:15pm on Saturday, September 6th, 2008 

The thing that attracted me to TN was the saving money aspect. I'm not an accountant but I'm smart enough to know that if I go to my job an earn a dollar I don't bring that whole dollar home. However, if I save a dollar I save that whole dollar. I've saved and made far more money than what it cost me. So now every dime I save and every dime I make with TN is money that I would not have had otherwise.

Simply put . . . I own a benefits package that I am extremely happy with. I use it and I believe it can help anyone save money and, if one chooses, make money with the optional earnings side. The benefits package I purchased will never cost me another dime as long as I live if I use it. Why wouldn't I use it? I'm putting money back in my pocket from many of the same places I was already spending it before TN.

This isn't for everyone and it quite possibly isn't for you but only you can make that decision. But please do yourself and your family a favor - get all the facts and get all your questions answered before you pass on TN.

Bottom line . . . If you can't see how you could save or make more than it will cost you with all the benefits an opportunity TN has to offer then please keep your money and leave TN alone. Because Team National specializes in saving its' members money. It would be foolish to spend your hard pay check on a benefits package you don't intend to use. Again, TN is not for everyone but everyone deserves the right to get the right information about TN and find out whether or not it could be right for them. You and your family deserve the right to at least look at a way to save money. Especially in this days economy.

Bill   Ohio

10:50pm on Friday, September 5th, 2008 

Great company. No doubt about it.

Chuck   Wyoming

2:09pm on Friday, September 5th, 2008 

TN has been a god send for both my wife and I,we work this bussiness as partners, we both know that plan A can be gone in a flash, we are building TN with friends and family,and yes the $$ is there if YOU want to WORK at it ,nothing is free, you must but time and effort into this just like anything else, whether it is your JOB (just over broke) or a bussines like we have, build this with the people that you care about and want to have fun with for the rest of your life, and enjoy the fruits of your labors. Chuck, Wyoming

Tim   Missouri

7:29pm on Thursday, September 4th, 2008

Use a little common sense folks. Would this many Fortune 500 companies be involved if Team National was a rip off or a scam? I don't think Wells Fargo, Home Depot or the countless other companies would even consider risking their reputations if it wasn't for real. These companies didn't get as big as they are by making stupid bussiness decisions. Just take a minute and really stop and think about it.I'm just a dumb old hillbilly and I'm smart enough to figure that one out.

Julie   Missouri

3:16pm on Wednesday, August 27th, 2008 

I'm very sorry I signed up - wasted $2195. It sounded really good at first. Then I was introduced to "bigcrumbs". If you want to get discounts on the things you are already using check out bigcrumbs. (I get no benefit from telling you this - just peace of mind that maybe someone else won't get suckered into it). They also give you commissions back on the things you buy and most are the same as Team National or just a small percentage less.

Don't allow yourself to get pressured into "getting your spot".

Check out the "discounts" on the benefits side. Look at Alltel wireless - you can get the same prices if you go directly to the Alltel website or a storefront. Oh, I'm sorry, I forgot to tell you you do get a flat $50 (commission ???)for signing up with Alltel through the benefits side. Or so I was told - I couldn't find it. Oh and wasn't I told there were "deep discounts" on the benefits side and "commissions" on the bigN side? WRONG!!!!

Sure I sound bitter, but I was just flat lied to. Could have used that $2195 for something much better.

Read the money back guarantee - you have 3 days to decide you don't want to do this thing.

I only hope that anyone thinking about signing up will read this first and 'DO YOUR RESEARCH" before signing up.

Sarah   CO

9:10am on Wednesday, August 27th, 2008 

I was approached yesterday by a Team National under the pretense that she was interested in my direct selling business and products. I made it very clear up front with her that I was not interested in doing anything else and very happy with my own home based business - which by the way has supported me and my family for many years very comfortably! I listened to her presentation anyway to be polite and even still after hearing from her many negative things and indirect put downs about my own busines I politely took the info. she gave me and looked it over anyway. Look folks, any business plan that you can't find the facts about, how much you need to invest and how much work is involved in their so called recruting info. should be a sign that you need to run the other way as fast as you can. There is no such thing as not working for anything and becoming successful without any effort! Not all direct selling companies are for everyone either. I'm sure there are many who have become very successful in TN as with many other of these types of companies - but, make sure you check out the number of successes as compared to the number of failures before you jump in. TN might also want to consider more training opportunities for their members so that so many potential recruits arent offended by old negative recruiting type practices. I do a lot of networking with direct selling and small businesse but this is not one I'd refer. This experience has certainly not giveing me a good opinion of this company and practices.

J. Smith   Alabama

12:20pm on Thursday, August 21st, 2008 

I can tell you in 2 minutes how to save alot of money.... join the military. Free housing, free college ( and they even pay you to go to college!), free health insurance, save up to 40% at the commissary with no sales taxes. Save 30-50% through the military through outside vendors through AAFES and still pay no sales tax or shipping!ANd all of this info cost you......NOTHING! Team National is a rippoff!

Pam   Oklahoma

10:16am on Wednesday, August 20th, 2008 

I have been with TN a month. My parents bought the lifetime benefit package for $2195, with that package all their children, grandchildren, parents, grandparents and 5 employees (if you own a business)are included to take advantage of the savings for free. Therefore, I didn't have to pay. I got in for free! They are saving $200 on car ins. I am saving $175 on medical ins. TN found the companies for us. We didn't have to do any leg work. Tell me that isn't a good deal. Add that up over a year and that's $4500 savings!! That right there covers the price of the package twice.
There are many different areas of savings. You have to put out a little effort to see which ones you will use and how much you will save. For example, the long distance for 3.9 cents a minute rounding up at 6 second increments not up to the next minute like all other long distance, life, medical and dental ins companies they find for you, custom made furniture, home furnishings, outdoor furniture, office and school furniture and flooring for 70% less than regular price. Eye care, hearing aids, motorcycles and atv's and parts, auto mall(already negotiated pricing, most new vehicles 1% below dealer cost!), high quality jewely that's 1/2 the regular price, 20% off log homes, prepaid overnight envelopes, website hosting, TN nutritional and skin care line, car care, travel services, and real estate,just to name of few of the areas of savings. There are very reputable companies involved with TN such as Wells Fargo, Amish Mills Log Homes, Budget Car Rental, The Leather Mall, Goodyear,etc.
Team National is one of less than 200 members of the Direct Selling Association. You have to abide with a very strict code of ethics, standards and procedures to be a member of the DSA. They are a member of the Better Business Bureau in South East Florida and a member of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. They are a debt free multimillion dollar company that has been in business for 11 yrs. They negotiate sale prices for their customers so you don't have to.
The only thing I purchased was a website that they totally maintain for $75. With my website, I can go in to over 100 store sites and buy whatever I want. Many of the stores have free shipping and no tax. We have saved alot of money this way. These stores don't have negotiated prices with TN but they have a percentage that you get back when you shop with them ranging from 3 to 30%. The stores range from Auto Parts Warehouse, ToysR-Us, Target, Northern Tools, Macy's, Borders.com, Drugstore.com, Cabela's, Home Depot, Best Buy, Circuit City, Disney, Kohl's, Lands End, Nascar Superstore, Office Depot, Overstock.com, Petco, Famous Footwear, eBay, and on and on. I am getting paid for buying things that I was buying anyway by using my website!!
We haven't even tapped into the option of sharing the benefit package with other people and getting paid for that!!
Team National is a company worth looking into for many reasons, one being there is no way you can't save money and lots of it!!!

Reese   Iowa

1:10am on Monday, August 18th, 2008 

Isn't it funny that no one has their facts right when taking shots at a Large Successful Direct Marketing company like Team National... such as using terms like "pyramid scheme". A pyramid scheme is a company that would promise a payment under certain terms and then does not pay. Team National has been in business for 11 years and has probably at this point made more millionaires than any other Direct Marketing company. In addition TM is a member if the prestigous DSA (Direct Selling Association), the BBB, The US Chamber of Commerce, is D&B listed... and not to mention is DEBT free with over $175 million is sales last year... over 1 Million benefit package customers nationwide... the benefits packages have never gone up in price since the beginning 11 years ago... yet the benefits have consistantly increased over the years. Oh, and by the way the savings are real across the board... including the auto pricing/savings benefit that was devalued in a previous comment. Truly some shoppers can negotiate a good car deal on their own, but this offering (One of many areas of savings) saves you time and any frustration sometimes very common in auto shopping... with no haggle - up front pricing). I know just a little about auto sales because I spent a few years in the auto business! Finally, in response to that same person who was taking cheap and inaccurate shots at TM to sell his own thing... Sir you still didn't address the many other areas of benefit that TM offers... many with much more dramatic savings than on autos!!!

P Cochran   Tucson, AZ

8:05pm on Sunday, August 3rd, 2008 

I thought it might be a pyramid scheme, too, but quickly eliminated that as a possibility because the company's survival doesn't depend upon recruiting more and more people at an ever faster pace to maintain solvency.

The PREMIUM/BUSINESS benefits plan IS a lifetime package, (and it says so explicitly in the DVD and the contract) IF you make use of the membership within TWO YEARS. Whether you sign up for a long distance plan, buy some furniture, sign people up, and other qualifying things, it will renew!

Do you have to get off your arse and show it to others if you want to MAKE MONEY with it? YES. Do you have to sell ANYTHING? No. Can you buy into it as a strait forward buyer's club? YES.

You can complain all you like about how you got "ripped off", but it's nobodies fault except your own if you wrote the check and then didn't do anything with it. Kinda like a Costco membership. It don't do anything for you if you don't use it. I don't see anyone complaining about Costco being a rip off.

mary jane   michigan

1:02pm on Friday, August 1st, 2008 

scary stuff, stay away from team national!!!!!!

raymond   Muskogee OK

8:09am on Sunday, July 27th, 2008 

I bought into this company years ago at a minimum level. Over the years I have seen much money made by the upline and many people saddened who didn't understand the concept. This program will make you money and save you money if you use it properly. It has the potential to be a vehicle that will make you rich or tick you off. It is all up to you. I chose NOT to work it. Other relatives did and made fantastic returns. Don't bad mouth it if your not willing to spend the time to make it work for you. Most recently the program has added some of the best benefits it has ever had and I am actually considering joining up again if you can believe that. At 60 years of age maybe I am starting my dementia period but it might also be experience and learning from my mistakes.

Danny Alan   Louisiana

9:24pm on Wednesday, July 16th, 2008 

We became a member of TN and paid the 2100 up front and have signed up several sale people one day we could not get on the web site. I called and they told us we were expired and were no longer a member. When at the beginning I was told this was a life time membership. It sure has not lasted my life time.
Haggle your our discounts and save the 2100. I will make sure all knows about this incident and fraud.

P in MN   BI

7:32pm on Thursday, July 10th, 2008 

Team National is buy far the best company out there for the person who wants to save money and
make some too!!!!!

Tim   Illinois

6:09am on Tuesday, July 1st, 2008 

I have looked at several Network Marketing companies over the years. Team National is the best Network Marketing opportunity in the industry because of the savings opportunity and the income opportunity. If you notice, the people giving it compliments are successful business people. The people criticizing it have no clue as to what it takes to create or run a successful business. So rather than admit they are failures, they resort to blaming TN for their failures. I am new to TN but have already saved $800.00 on a memory foam mattress. That is almost half of what it took to join TN and I still have the rest of my life to save, save, save... TN is a wonderful company to those that are intelligent enough to see the value in it.

stacey   MD

10:56pm on Sunday, June 29th, 2008 

Team National is best thing I've seen. With any MLM, you have to have a good marketing strategy.

bobby   louisiana

7:30pm on Monday, June 23rd, 2008 

i saved 250 dollars a month just on my health insurance. 600 on home owners and car ins a year. we save our money back with in six months. i would have bought the membership even if there was not a income oppt. but, there is ! working only part time using thier proven system of over a eleven years of success we have earned more money in 5 years than i would have in the next 20 doing what if was doing with my 70 hour work week job

HARRY SHAFER   LAKE PANASOFFKEE, FL

4:22pm on Wednesday, June 18th, 2008 

In my mind, Team National is neither MLM nor a pyramid, in that the people in the upline gain nothing unless their team member makes money. And then, the person who does the work always makes more than the upline. Not so of MLM, pryamids, or General Motors. I have been a member for 9 moths and have saved over $2200 and have not bought 1 automobile or 1 stick of furniture. You need to use the benefits for them to be beneficial. You also need to work the system to be sucessful. If you think you can just pay the membership fee and get rich, you might as well continue playing your state lottery. How's that working out for you?
The negative people who make negative comments about this great company will continue to be negative no matter what, and because of their negativity will never be truly sucessful in anything.
You can say I'm brainwashed if you like, but I'm making a positive difference in my life and in the lives of others. If this concept bothers you, stay away from Team National and continue in your misery!!!

Mark   Peoria

11:03pm on Sunday, June 8th, 2008 

What an unbelievable joke Team National is and all of the cult like members that feel like they have to go on and on to sell this worthless crap!

Pete   In Texas

1:38pm on Friday, May 23rd, 2008 

I was a Team national Member for 6 months. TN is what it is, A membership program that allows you to save money on MANY different items most people buy everyday. If you are looking at the plan and want to see if it will work for you, buy the standard package for about $800, YOu can pay this over 2 years. USe the benefits, if it doesnt save you money, cancel it. If you find you enjoy the savings upgrade to the premium package.
If you are in Autosales, or in Furniture sales you wont use those benifit. If you dont shop on-line you wont save either. TN is not a scam, but it is MLM, So you have to share it with others to make an income, Period. Save and/or Make Money, its up to you.
For the Record, I plan to sign back up for the premium package once my family and I get back on our feet.

Patty   Location unknown

12:39pm on Monday, May 19th, 2008 

I would just like everyone to remember... you earn what your worth... if you put time in you get results back... if you don't put time in you get nothing back. It has saved us a ton of money and I am very proud of what this company does and what they stand for. I have never hard sold anyone and... It may or may not be for you... you decide. People that blame other for where they are at will always be where they are at NO WHERE. Work on personal development and it will lead you to new placed, put yourself around positive people and you will become like them, work with a great company that has wonderful benefits and save money. You can't lose...unless you want too.

BILL   ND

1:39pm on Thursday, May 8th, 2008 

So who can tell me what a pyramid scheme is? Someone at the top who gets paid the most and than 2 people under him that get paid a little bit less and so on!! WOW.....that sounds a lot like the job your probably in right now you idiots!! The reason people get so mad with the company is they try and sell the benefits and hear no 2 times and quit....than all of a sudden its a scam because they couldnt sell it. First of all its not for everyone but keep up what your doing so you can work the same way for the rest of your life. I am doing what you wont today so i can do what you can't for the rest of my life!! :) HAVE A GREAT DAY

Bud Dean   Denver, CO

5:35pm on Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 

This is one large scam. Please stay away from these guys. My wife and I have been trying to sell this $2100 package to people all over Colorado for 4 years now. We've signed up over 15 people and have not made enough money to leave our full time jobs. We have seen a total of $1500 in the last 4 years. It's a scam, it only benefits the upper echelon of the company, not the worker bee. The savings is not good at all if you end up going to Wal-Mart in your local area. Big n L is where you shop from and I can tell you, you can always find a better deal else where. Stay clear of these guys.

Jack   Los Angeles

5:31pm on Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 

Team National - Where should I start... Don't do it. It's a MLM - the people above you make the cash while you work your ass off. You need to get people under you (they must have a small brain or they will see right through this business), then they have to sign people up under them and then you can start getting paid from there work of selling a giant coupon book. The savings you get is not worth it. I have found better deals online then Big TN could ever do. If you want to get rich, this is the worst one to put your hard working money into. Stay away, they are like a cult, they will hound you till you sign. That's what happen to me. And for the BBB in Florida, it's a scam - read all the issues they have had with there employees - not happy people and they try to hide all the incidents that have troubled them in the past. Do your research and save others. I'm out over $8,000 trying to see where I can save with them, they truly suck. Manipulative liars!!!