Evolv Scam
Evolv Scam
One of the more "scammy" companies to have "bubbled" out of the murky bull shizzle pit of bad MLMs is Evolv water. A company that has actually managed to make a name for itself, and recently merged with XOWii, a health products company that specializes in nutritional shakes..just what we need. The Evolv story begins in Dallas, TX, when Trey White the current CEO "founded" it. Evolv is a direct sales company that claims to have been spawned by the collective efforts of a team of scientists and experienced entrepreneurs, multilevel marketers and direct sellers. They distribute "nutraceutically enhanced" water, that they claim is actually special because it helps you absorb oxygen better, hence providing health benefits by correcting a seemingly universally oxygen deficiency. I have certainly read that most people do not breathe correctly and generally do suffer long term effects, in the west in particular, but I have never heard of water as being the cure.
Evolv water is said to have been developed from a decade and a half of extensive research and "scientific development". The company claims that it's premiere product combines the alleged colorless and flavorless "Archaea Active" formula with spring water in order improve hydration stamina, energy, endurance and the body's ability to absorb oxygen. I have been unable to find any scientific evidence that Archaea Active is a legitimate substance anywhere on the Internet aside from the company's own web site. There are no empirically accepted studies that are public at least suggesting that Evolv has any benefit on the human body aside from hydration, which you can get for free from a faucet, or from a Poland Springs bottle if you are really intent on paying for it. Recently, Evolv joined forces with XOWii, for reasons unknown aside from those given by both companys' CEOs whom stated that the products and comp plans would be perfect if they were combined as one.
Many speculate that both companies were bombing and needed to combine in order to stay afloat in a nose-diving economy. Whatever the reasons are, I don't see a ton of progress by either company when looking at figures and rep numbers, in fact if anything, this is the least tempting time to bother with either one in the history of their existence. Naturally,
Evolv Health offers the chance to earn income by getting involved with their company. As it is no surprise, I am not thrilled with the idea, and I think its a scam, but I certainly haven't been involved with them, and who knows, maybe the scam has made a significant number of reps richer, but I somehow doubt it. Commissions and bonuses are based on sales performance, of "discounted" products sold at "retail" price.
One of the more telling scam accusations comes from the company's blatant misuse of a doctor's name in their advertising, in which Evolv claimed the product was tested and endorsed by M. D. Anderson Cancer center, and M.D. Anderson himself, which was not true. The product wasn't even tested on humans and only left being dubbed as non-toxic. Well good job Evolv, the one thing that proved conclusive is that your product won't kill us, well, we would know for sure if it was actually tested on a human subject.