XanGo Reviews

Adam Hansen   utah

Also I noticed the Comment about pyramid. What does that mean??? Like a church is shaped like one. The government is a pyramid. every Company on earth is shaped like a pyramid. Network marketing is the business of the 21st century. You guys are like the people who tried to make franchising illegal. which today makes up for most of Americas economy. You want us to buy your big golden arches? you want us to buy your cups, meat, buns, and pay you royalties on our profits? Now what a scam that is!!! Oh wait they are now serving Billions of people. You small minded people always try to stop change and make every one as week as you are. Instead of saying congrats to people for success and asking them to help you out you make up rumors and try to destroy what you could not build. why don't you look in the mirror and make something of yourself instead of trying to destroy a good thing like Sherman.

Adam Hansen   Salt lake city utah

Wow!! You guys know so little and spend so much time making up things you know nothing about. Good thing none of you are smart enough to build a business of any kind for yourself. You all probably work at grocery stores making small amounts of money paying off your student loans. You have no Idea what business is or about xango or its founders. sad that you keep talking about juice when they have so much more. It shows how little you know about the company. Sad little poor people envy people who know how to make money. People don't fail at MLM's people quit. If you don't learn the skills of a golfer and you expect to play like tiger woods you should also start making up stories about the golf industry and how it is a scam. Networking is a learned skill. it requires guts and knowledge that none of you have.

jim Leppert   CA

its hard to do proper research about Xango, obviously because they cloud so much of it with this smokescreen info. but the most important thing to realize is that all of the "science" comes from a doctor who insists that he is objective and in no way related to the company, though it turns out he is a FAMILY MEMBER of the company. he wouldn't need to lie about this if they were legitimate. most ACTUAL objective doctors resoundingly dismiss his claims. he also makes very dangerous claims such as xango having cancer curing effects, and diabetes, and basically anything you can think of. none of which are legal claims someone with Xango can make. however even on federal records of campaign contributions he lists his occupation as "xango executive". this is illegal behaviors and an abuse of his medical credentials -speaking of which, he lied about those too, claiming to be board certified in both the US and Canada, when a background check confirmed he was certified in NEITHER!

as for income opportunity, they put emphasis on recruitment over the product, which is the hallmark sign of a pyramid scheme. if you doubt this, just look at their annual average income report. ANY earning claim MUST refer to this income report by law, so they must provide it too you. often it is displayed in a deceptive manner, but if you add the percentages of each level (usually in incredibly small print below) you can see for yourself that almost 99% of people in Xango are losing money, and that top percent are taking it ALL.
and speaking of that top percent - the top earner is Sherman Unkefer, who just happened to have spent 10 years in prison for FRAUD prior to doing Xango. nobody gets 10 years for white collar crime unless you're a REAL scumbag. real classy people in Xango.

jm   researchland

my daughter got into this, and lost quite a bit of money because she kept investing in the company, believing their lies, until we starting researching a little deeper. Just because something has not YET been shut don’t by the government, or a regulatory agency or class action lawsuits, doesn’t mean they are credible, it only means that those agencies have not yet had the time or resources to do so. YET.
Xango is barely riding the line between legal “multi level marketing” and pyramid scheme. A company is a pyramid scheme, if participants make money from the premium fees paid by signing up new recruits. Xango claims not to be a pyramid scheme because their startup fee is only 35 dollars, and distributors make money off of the sales of juice in their downline, not from the startup premiums of new recruits. It should be more than obvious that all they have done, is shifted the money from the “premium” to the inflated prices of the juice, and then since Xango requires that distributors order a certain amount of juice every month, they are stuck paying this cost (shifted premium) indefinitely – that is until they wake up and see the scam being played on them, as it is only outside of being called a pyramid scheme, by a legal loophole.

also, Almost every one of the founders are also Mormon. I don’t mean to claim that there is anything inherently wrong with being Mormon, but if you are not aware of this fact, it might be troubling to someone who is offended by Mormon beliefs to find out that their money is being funneled to Mormon politicians, as Xango contributes vast amounts of money each year almost exclusively to Mormon candidates. This is verifiable by looking up the company and its founders on www.opensecrets.com.
They were even the top contributor to the political campaign of Utah Senator Orrin Hatch, contributing $47,200 in 2008 and $46,700 in 2006, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.

carl   scottsdale

hey Joe, I think it,s sad when people are conned into believing this juice will cure all their ills and totally abandon conventional medicine. This juice has nothing in it except a placebo effect.

Joe   Plymouth MN

I just think all the negative people have the ability to know what a good thing is. It's sad there are terrible people like this in the world. Maybe take some more prescription drugs and kill yourself even faster!

P. Chan   Colorado Springs, CO

I gave the juice a try out of curiosity, whoop de doo. It was a lousy-tasting juice that didn't make me feel any better or worse. I have found mangosteen teas in the oriental markets that taste much better than that Xango garbage. The price was better for the tea too.

Of course, the "supposed" reason the juice didn't work was because I wasn't drinking enough! They tried drawing me into that pyramid scam garbage with the promise that it would heal all that ails me. Sorry, while I may be physically ailing, I am not brain dead.

Anonymous   Location unknown

paul, looks like you got conned at a Xango sales meeting, all of you xombies say the same thing. Pub med, Mayo clinic, money blah blah .If your gullible to sign up for a $100 of fruit juice a month and have your credit card billed monthly, then of course your going to think it works.
The placebo is very powerful, So go out there and have a couple of Big Macs then balance it out with 2 oz of Xango.
Oh, and you will never get cancer.

Paul   California

XanGo is the real deal. Its sad there are people out there who have to knock a good thing. XanGo has done nothing but offer a fantastic product that really works. Why would the Mayo Clinic be using it its Human Clinical trail spending their own money? I have seen too many people have REAL results from drinking XanGo juice. There is only one answer, because it works. Not to mention all the third party research found on Pub Med. XanGo didn't pay for that. Also, much of that was done before XanGo even existed. Also, XanGo's compensation plan is fair and lucrative. For those people who say it doesn't work you do not know what you are talking about.

harley   phoenix

lennon ledbetter lost all of his money in a divorce. There have been a lot of sad rumors goin on about LL from his own brother. There is way more to the story than." he just up and went to Xango because it was a better company"
Doug Wead has a lot of baggage of his own. Like tape recording conversations with then president George W Bush and selling these recordings to a NY Times reporter. He's pretty much washed up in Washington DC.
These are has beens in the MLM world that Xango has scooped up and paid to be spokesmen.
And of course don't forget top fruit juice peddler Sherman Unkefer, sentenced to 10 years for fraudulent schemes.
Looks like he's running another fraudulent scheme with xango.
Money money money. most people involved with Xango will say or do anything for a buck.
They all have to bend the truth to make you believe their $38.00 juice will cure your ills and make you rich.
My mother was married to Sherman Unkefer for 25 years and believed that Xango would cure anything.
She got cancer and died in 2 months.
All you really got to do, is a little research into this company, and you will find that it is a lot of hype, false claims,failed distributes, con men,paid doctor spokesmen, no human clinical studies, law suites, failed patent attempts. Just a bunch of greedy salesmen out for a buck.
I have been there and seen the whole smoke and mirror show go on for years.
Harley.

Bradley   Redding CA

I laughed when I read this! I just turned 19 this last month and I've been in Xango since I was 18 and I'll admit I haven't really given it that much effort but even so I still always get my check every month and it pays for my product so I have a free business and better yet it keeps getting bigger each month! The more effort you put into the more you will get out of it just like everything else in life and if it was such a scam then why would Lennon Ledbetter just ditch his 800k a month check with amway and come to Xango? What about Doug Wead who was a presidential adviser and co-founder of mercy corps? is he in on the scam too? how come whenever there's something great that comes along there are always pessimists that try and ruin it for everyone else?

harley   phoenix

GOOGLE SHERMAN UNKEFER PRISON NOW NOW NOW. XANGO'S TOP SALESMAN WAS SENTENCED TO PRISON IN 1989 TO 10 YEARS FOR FRAUD. MR UNKEFER TRAVELS THE WORLD TELLING EVERYONE THAT HE MAKES MILLIONS FROM XANGO. HE IS FIGHTING THE STATE OF ARIZONA TO NOT PAY 7.5 MILLION IN RESTITUTION. GREAT GUY, WONDERFUL HUMAN BEING, PEDDLER OF $37.00 OVERLY HYPED FRUIT JUICE. WHAT A GREAT MAN. GO GO GO GO XANGO KEEP THE CULT OF PLACEBO GOING STRONG WITH LIARS AND PUMPED UP HYPE.

Anonymous   Location unknown

So who is this Dr. Les Scarensen and where does he practice??

Joanie   Georgia

Dear Readers,

Just wanted to let people know that my mom was diagnosed with ovarian cancer 4 years ago. When we first found out she had cancer, my sister ordered the Xango juice product. She insisted, that my mom take 2 oz. a day. Our mother still takes it daily, and has been cancer free since. She did have the traditional surgery, chemo and radiation, but we still believe that she is as healthy as she is now because of the Xango juice. My mom just celebrated her 73rd. birthday.

joe tuck   denver

Xango's top doctors and researchers are David morton phd,he has a phd with nothing to do with botanicle's. He is brother of Xango founders Joe and Gordon Morton. David is married to dr fredric templemans daughter Celine. Dr Templeman is a retired family doctor from Georgia who is listed as a non member of the American Medical Assoc.
Dr shawn Tallbot, another Xango doctor was fined up the wazoo by the FTC in 2006 for making false claims about cortisol. Google Dr Shawn Tallbott Federal Trade Commision.
This is a very shady company.
STAY AWAY !

Jeff   Columbus OH

Well I am a Xango dist.My wife and I do very very well with the biz...Network marketing isn't for everyone.It isn't easy.But Xango's commission structure is far superior to that of any other company out there.

As for the products,well UCLA Med Center and The Mayo Clinic have both done studies.Both came out with very positive results.Foxnews also did a very positive story just last week on Xango.

I am not saying its a wonder potion.Just that it does have very positive affects for many people.Of course everyone will react differently.

Elmer   Wisconsin

I was paralyzed in a car accident 20 years ago. I drank Xango for two months and now I can walk again. I was so impressed that I poured some on my dead cat and he rose from the dead. Amazing stuff!

Greg   California

The Xango that you see in stores are knockoffs. They are diluted down and missing very important ingredients.

Mike   Omaha

Can you say..."pyramid"? If you can't, please call me. I have a bridge in Florida I would like to sell you! Or you can just send me the money and I will send you the bridge!

Dr. Les Scarenson   seattle

Xango is a scam. a big rotten greedy SCAM. plain and simple. Their doctors are merely propagandists who have routinely lied to crowds and the FDA about their affiliation with the company, misleading millions, abusing trust and desperation for cash, they conspired with convicted con man Sherman Unkefer, and according to their own average annual income report, 99% of distributors are losing money, while that top 1 percent are running away with it. how shameful.

all of those people on here giving hyperbolic and exaggerated "claims" or "testimonials" those are the many from that 99% who have gone into debt trying to sell this stuff, and hoping that by making more desperate claims they can sell more juice. the minor rest of them are likely placebo. look into the REAL science folks, not the Xango funded garbage.