So I decided to take a look at eXfuse because a friend of mine brought it up when we were talking about lame MLM's and scams. I'm not saying its lame or a scam exactly, but I don't like it and I wanted to share my dislike with you. You can thank me later.

eXfuse makes a few nutritional beverages it calls Seven, Seven pro, and Seven focus, which incorporates the usual suspects you find all over the MLM world into it's products, which for once I can say from first-hand experience; tastes like the super refined, high fructose megafruit syrup, with 10 buckets of sugar thrown in for good measure....infused with a sweetener.

Now I'm not saying that there are no health benefits to drinking something with Noni, Gac, Goji, Açaí, Mangosteen, Seabuck thorn, and Brown Seaweed in it, but for the love of god when you make a super drink designed to strip my skeleton of all impurities including consciousness, please take it easy with the sugar. Now I can't fairly tell you which of the three drinks I tried because it was actually during a health food expo I attended when I visited Georgia awhile back, but I can tell you that it took sweet to a whole new level, one you don't want to achieve.

The weird thing is, that when you look at the nutritional label of Seven classic for example, it really doesn't contain a ton of sugar, so I don't have much of an explanation as to why the one I tried was like this, but I wasn't the only one who had to spit it out, with the exception of my friend's 9 year old son who loved it.

Enough picking on the taste, lets get into the actual scam/not a scam part.

Its not a scam to force people that want to order it to go through a distributor, but its awfully gay. Maybe I don't want to buy from a middle man, maybe I want it from the source. Another thing I don't like is that the official web site has no information about start up costs. That's a load in and of itself because I shouldn't have to look for a review, or a 3rd part site. The company should provide information like this and have it readily available for anyone wanting to join. If it is in fact on the web site, I sure as hell couldn't find it, and I simply eXfuse to keep looking. heh, like that?

I've heard all number of complaints and eXfuse scam terms, not the blatant take your money and fold complaints, but the kind where distributors are told they can't sell the product on eBay, or buy a huge supply only to be told they broke some stupid regulation and now they aren't allowed to sell the rest of their supply UNLESS they promote the plan itself. That's crap, brought on from drinking the stuff in the first place. I can't trust any company that puts its network plan before the product, because that means the product ends up being little more than a worm on a hook, and whether its legal or not, that's scammy.

Other complaints revolve around the condition of the products they order in the first place. You tell me, what's worse than receiving a bottle of bad-taste collage edition alien-fruit mix? How about an unsealed bottle of bad-taste collage edition alien-fruit mix...yeah it has happened quite a bit according to the Internet. Sure, its an exotic beverage from an exotic place, and apparently its made from exotic individuals to, who follow exotic health regulations.

I don't know that I can fairly call this as an eXfuse Scam, but If their business practices resemble the product in all its glory, I wouldn't be surprised if it was bottled in a Cuban prison.

Boy I don't know Rick, you always have a way of making me feel better about some of the more harsh things I sometimes say in my posts lol, but I can certainly appreciate your passion. I'm noticing a lot of organic talk on this forum, and apparently several of us eat only organic food, which is cool. One thing you might want to keep in mind is that for people whom only eat healthy, organic food, their taste buds can sometimes be extremely sensitive to things, especially fruits you may otherwise not be very used to. I can certainly understand your "distaste" for eXfuse (no pun intended) but I'm not sure if I would call this an eXfuse scam. Anything with Goji, Noni, Gac, Açaí, Seabuck thorn, Mangosteen, and Brown Seaweed is going to definitely pack some nutritional punch, taste included. Watchdog wrote up a really good post in another thread about what constitutes a scam and having read that, I've tried to be a little more careful about how much I use that word. I'll see if I can find the link and link it here.  Clicky

I know you specified that you weren't exactly saying it was a scam, but still, you posted a whole new thread about it. I have also tried this juice and found it to be very, very strong. I really can't say if it was the sugar/sweetener or something else, maybe just fruit juices that I wasn't used to. I can see where you're coming from with that. I've had no luck finding any kind of legitimate eXfuse scam accusations anywhere on the Internet aside from the usual complaints you find about people getting opened containers, or being charged and not receiving product, but those float around everywhere and really aren't verifiable. I'd like to know if anyone has had any distribution problems with eXfuse, unfortunately I don't know anyone who is actually selling it. It seems to me eXfuse is probably drowning in obscurity due to companies like Tahitian Noni International and Xango who seem to have had a lot more exposure.