In July 2008 my husband and I attended a home meeting about the "acn way". We immediately joined. Sounded "to good to be true". It is now October 23rd 2008 and our very own services are so screwed up and the answers we get from customer service are weak for investing the money we have already. No straight answers, numerous hours on end after our full time jobs on the phone with customer service. How can you feel comfortable recommending ACN to family and friends? Just a warning for anyone looking to get involved. If is sounds to good to be true... it usually is!


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1. Written by ACN is a Business, on 14-10-2009 20:19

ACN is like any other business. If you treat it like one. I have been in business for myself for 30 years. I have had bad customers, bad jobs and product problems. When you are in business you work it out if you want to stay in business. For the investment and the product available ACN is a very good opportunity for a person who is willing to treat it as a business. Like the businesses I was in there are those who scam and lie and fill you with BS. But the business was not bad the people were. That is a constant in this world. I find that in network marketing those who fail to put in the time and dedication to succeed in the business need to find an excuse for their failure.

2. Written by margarita, on 14-10-2009 00:42

it is a scam do not join them with their lies.you do have to recruit people .

3. Written by Jamie, on 17-09-2009 13:55

I can get no real answer to why they charge you $499 to sign up...

4. Written by vikram dhawan, on 13-06-2009 18:40

i g everyday to acn meeting . I always get one *** home . ACN *** is the best in market but now lot of mixed *** around for sale. bring them , sell them and then do doggy style.

5. Written by brostwo, on 08-06-2009 21:27

It's just another form of AMWAY. They sucker you in and take your money....tell you how great it is. If you decide you want to back out, you can expect on losing a couple hundred bucks....read the small print. You only have a 3 day grace period on the phone and you don't even have the phone yet to know what you are getting. 

SCAM SCAM SCAM.....If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is! 

How much do you think Donald Trump is getting paid to endorse the company???

6. Written by mayang, on 07-04-2009 08:56

And wait till you sign up.. they wil call you no more ..especially if you have problems with their service...

7. Written by Sick of the Calls, on 02-04-2009 17:49

I have someone who I know, not really a friend who never called me before. All of a sudden, i am getting at least 2-3 calls a week from him wanting me to go to an ACN Meeting. I don't want to be that annoying person doing the phone calls to "friends." If that is being part of the ACN family, then count me out.

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