Re: Does anybody use Xango?

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Thanks ,

I was looking for experiences with it, and that is exactly what you

gave me and what I needed to know.

I am not looking at this opportunity for myself....I was curious if

anyone on the group had done it and what they got out of it. MLM has

such a poor reputation, but I have some absolutely wonderful friends

doing network marketing for a living, and I am amazed at what they

are accomplishing. Certainly, it is not for everyone. It is a very

challenging business.

I just don't believe a magic bullet exists in the form of a

nutritional product or food product! There is not one single food

out there that can do it all, and I've never believed the claims of

noni juice, mangosteen juice, pomegranate juice or anything else like

that. I think healing is a combination of many things done to bring

the body back to a state of health...which includes proper diet,

avoidance of harmful substances, and detoxing which helps purge the

body.

But I have seen some miracles. My good friend Lori is one of them.

Anyway, thanks for your input. That was what I was looking for.

Patty

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> Patty,

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> Yes, I did Xango about 2 years ago and yes you can make

> money doing it but does it actually heal you ? No is the answer

> to this ???

>

> I was told this would make me feel better but I didn't !!!!

> Hopeing this would be the answer of getting better due

> to breast implants but it did not do anything for me.

>

> so I quit using it after 1 1/2 years of drinking it..........and

> I felt it was a hoax in my opinion. I guess you can take

> all sorts of vitamins or different things to make ourselves

> feel better but this alone is not the answer to healing !!!!

> I think I paid 130.00 a case of 4 wine bottles sizes and you have

> to sell them for double but buy extra with all the drinks you

> do give away and that you can claim on your taxes as well

> as travel too. It is costly and its hard to find people to do it

> or you can prey on the sick like most people do which is

> not in my book. But that is the group of people they target !!!!

>

> A lot of my friends have tried it and it did absolutely nothing

> for them and they were healthy !!!!

>

> Hope this helps your decision but first pray about it and God

> will guide you.

>

> Love

>

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> In a message dated 4/30/2008 10:09:23 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> glory2glory1401@... writes:

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> Hi Ladies,

> I am just wondering if anyone here has heard of or used Xango, a

> mangosteen product?

>

> I have been having an awesome experience with my home based

business,

> and God has provided me with tons of new friends. It's been

> incredible. One of my new friends actually does a home based

> business with Xango, a nutritional product. She has been doing it

> for about 3 and a half years and is a 6 figure income earner

already.

>

> I used to turn my nose up to MLM opportunities, but since I have

> taken a closer look at them, I am totally in awe of this business

> model. It is actually incredibly liberating and opens some amazing

> new doors in one's life, socially, emotionally, and in personal

> development. The chance is there to earn a substantial income--

with

> the right training and effort to build a business--and while

> challenging, all I can say is that in the last two months that I

have

> been doing this, I have experienced tremendous growth. I truly

> believe that for women who are sick and are having a hard time

> getting back into the work force, these home based business

> opportunities can be a godsend...but it does take some fortitude.

>

> So, anyway, is anyone doing Xango?

> I'm curious.

> Patty

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