Green Organics Review

Green Organics is a network marketing company that sells natural and organic nutritional supplements. The company's products include multivitamins, supplements for cardiovascular health, and weight loss, skincare, and nutritional supplements for pets. Green Organics' stated mission is "to provide affordable solutions for natural, wild-crafted and organic nutritional, personal care and pet supplements. Green Organics set out to create unique products using scientifically-proven ingredients from around the world. We are committed to helping and educating people about the potentially harmful ingredients found in many products, including those that are labeled so-called 'organic' and 'natural'."

Green Organics' website states that the company donates a portion of each sale to Kids Against Hunger, a food aid organization which provides meals to hungry children and their families.

You can join Green Organics as a Preferred Customer with a  minimum $32.95 purchase plus a monthly auto delivery order. Preferred Customers save 30% on every order, are placed in the 3x6 matrix, and qualify to earn team commissions and participate in the Customer Rewards Revenue Pool. To fully participate in the compensation plan, you can join as a Marketing Executive for payment of a $19.95 annual fee and a minimum $32.95 purchase, plus a monthly auto delivery order. Fast Start Packages are also available.

Green Organics' compensation plan is a 3x6 matrix.  Green Organics reps earn retail profits by purchasing products at a discount and reselling them at a 30% - 50% profit margin. They also earn 30% when orders are placed on their website, and can qualify to earn fast start bonuses, customer referral bonuses, infinity bonus, and participate in revenue pools.

My personal opinion is that there are far too many MLMs selling nutritionals right now, and there are far bigger and better-known companies doing so. That alone would make me think twice about getting involved with Green Organics. That being said, there is a huge market at the moment for natural and organic products, especially in certain areas of the country. Green Organics' emphasis on educating people about organic and natural products is one way for reps to differentiate the products from the crowded nutritional marketplace. As with most direct sales companies, the key to being successful (besides the quality of the product) is to be a good salesperson and recruiter.

Green Organics Review

Green Organics is a network marketing company that sells natural and organic nutritional supplements. The company's products include multivitamins, supplements for cardiovascular health, and weight loss, skincare, and nutritional supplements for pets. Green Organics' stated mission is "to provide affordable solutions for natural, wild-crafted and organic nutritional, personal care and pet supplements. Green Organics set out to create unique products using scientifically-proven ingredients from around the world. We are committed to helping and educating people about the potentially harmful ingredients found in many products, including those that are labeled so-called 'organic' and 'natural'."

Green Organics' website states that the company donates a portion of each sale to Kids Against Hunger, a food aid organization which provides meals to hungry children and their families.

You can join Green Organics as a Preferred Customer with a  minimum $32.95 purchase plus a monthly auto delivery order. Preferred Customers save 30% on every order, are placed in the 3x6 matrix, and qualify to earn team commissions and participate in the Customer Rewards Revenue Pool. To fully participate in the compensation plan, you can join as a Marketing Executive for payment of a $19.95 annual fee and a minimum $32.95 purchase, plus a monthly auto delivery order. Fast Start Packages are also available.

Green Organics' compensation plan is a 3x6 matrix.  Green Organics reps earn retail profits by purchasing products at a discount and reselling them at a 30% - 50% profit margin. They also earn 30% when orders are placed on their website, and can qualify to earn fast start bonuses, customer referral bonuses, infinity bonus, and participate in revenue pools.

My personal opinion is that there are far too many MLMs selling nutritionals right now, and there are far bigger and better-known companies doing so. That alone would make me think twice about getting involved with Green Organics. That being said, there is a huge market at the moment for natural and organic products, especially in certain areas of the country. Green Organics' emphasis on educating people about organic and natural products is one way for reps to differentiate the products from the crowded nutritional marketplace. As with most direct sales companies, the key to being successful (besides the quality of the product) is to be a good salesperson and recruiter.

they started out with nutrition and have plans to add more natural and organic products that are environmentally friendly too they started that with personal care items and will be adding a line of nontoxic cleaners soon.

it is not just being a good recruiter  to be sccessful an expanding product line and company provided leads help as well .  if the company planned to have only nutrition products I would not have signed up because such companies were prevalent in nwm and other forms. the company  has just introduced  baby products and will bring out new personal care and start bringing out home care  beginning with an all purpose cleaner.                                  

Green Organics, from what I have read, doesn't sound like a scam, but the "Waterfall" scheme sounds a little too close to the classic pyramid scheme used by other MLM companies that are scams, or just failures. While Green Organics is different than most in the sense that they produce their own products and have great plans to expand into the nutrition and "Green" market, time will only tell if they are able to hold their ground when there are so many other companies, large and small, in the nutrition business. 

Green Organics seems like a good way to make a little bit of money if you join the team and have a lot of leads and are good at marketing, but I don't feel that the income you will recieve from being a member will last very long. However, I've also learned to be very skeptical when it comes to companies such as these. 

I haven't read any Green Organics reviews that were negative, and the positive attitude and prospective plans for the future of Green Organics may lead to success.