· The company is mostly known for the Body by Vi 90-Day Challenge platform.
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A tutti quelli che sono stati contattati da ViSalus, ne fanno parte da poco o da molto, vi consiglio di aprire gli occhi e di smettere di arricchire chi sta al vertice della piramide. VI CONSIGLIO DI ANDARE A VEDERE LE STORIE INSTAGRAM DI EUGENIO PANICCIA (su Instagram muscledandy), atleta e uno dei piu grandi bodybuilder, che spiega della truffa che c’è dietro a questi veleni che vi vendono/vendete. Andate sul suo profilo e tra le storie messe in evidenza c’è la categorie chiamata CHETONI che vi spiega tutto quello che c’è dietro, visto che le ha provate anche lui a suo tempo nel 2017. Vi spiegherà anche che la ViSalus ha rischiato la bancarotta ed è stata acquistata dalla Pruvit. Abbandonate la nave finché siete in tempo prima che le multe e i problemi legali vi cadano addosso, come è accaduto per molti in America. “https ://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ViSalus” potete leggere alcune cose anche qui a riguardo. Uno dei fondatori “Nick Sarnicola” ha capito l’andazzo e per evitare la galera o altri problemi legali se la sta dando a gambe, accollando i problemi a chi gli sta accanto e a chi gli sta SOTTO.
Below are the analyze and conclusion of us about above reviews
Review 1 Analysis: This review, written in Italian, strongly alleges that ViSalus is a pyramid scheme. The reviewer urges people to stop enriching those at the top and recommends investigating the Instagram stories of Eugenio Paniccia (muscledandy), a bodybuilder, who apparently exposes the “scam” behind the products. The reviewer claims Paniccia experienced the products in 2017 and explains the truth behind ketones. The review further asserts that ViSalus faced bankruptcy, was acquired by Pruvit, and that participants should leave before legal issues arise, similar to events in America. The Wikipedia link provided (though slightly malformed) hints at potential problems. The review ends by suggesting one of the founders, Nick Sarnicola, is leaving to avoid legal repercussions, shifting the blame onto subordinates. The use of emotionally charged language (“veleni,” “truffa,” “galera”) and the focus on legal risks are red flags. The review relies heavily on anecdotal evidence and a third-party’s Instagram stories, but the mention of the Pruvit acquisition and potential bankruptcy has credibility.
Overall Assessment: The reviews, specifically the second one, raises significant concerns about ViSalus. The Italian review paints a picture of a pyramid scheme on the brink of collapse, with a founder allegedly trying to escape legal issues. While relying on secondary sources (Instagram stories and a Wikipedia link that needs correction), the claims are serious enough to warrant further investigation. The reference to a possible acquisition by Pruvit is crucial and should be verified, as acquisitions often happen when companies are in financial distress or facing legal challenges. The language used in the review, while emotional, reflects a potentially widespread negative sentiment among some former or current participants. While not definitive proof of a scam, the review contains significant red flags that should strongly caution potential customers and distributors. The “company intro content” simply states what the company is known for and doesn’t suggest if its a scam or not.
visalus.com likely scam
Note: The above statement is just my personal opinion, you should check carefully at the sources and make the right decision for yourself.