Is Univera a MLM scam? We will now find out. Univera is a health and wellness company that provides different kinds of nutritional supplements and services, but Univera is also a network marketing company and is therefore providing a business opportunity as well. I assume, by you reading this, that you are having doubts whether this is a good opportunity or if it's really just a MLM scam. These doubts are very understandable, because there certainly are some true concerns when it comes to growing your own Univera business. I will now go through the good and the bad and finally conclude whether Univera is something you should get involved with, or if it's just a MLM scam.

Let's start with the good

Univera was founded back in 1988 and has therefore been around for some years now. The founder was a Korean businessman, YunHo Lee, who suffered from bad health for many years and nothing seemed to be helping him until a friend gave him some juice from a Aloe Vera plant, which (according to the story) made a miraculous recovery.

Many people, if not most, are looking for easy ways to become healthier, and the health and wellness industry is therefore a great industry, and there certainly is a market for Univera's products. As I mentioned earlier, Univera has different kinds of nutritional supplements, but flagship product is the AgelessXtra nutritional supplement.

Being a network marketing company, the compensation plan is very important, and with Univera you can actually make up to 15 % on your direct signups and up to 5 % on your downline. This is not bad at all, and overall Univera seems as a great company with not only good products but also and opportunity to really make some money.

But now to the bad

Again, Univera IS a network marketing company the techniques and methods that they tell their distributors to use is simple just not working. These techniques was working just fine 50 years ago, but they dont work in today' s society - actually they cause a 97 % high failure rate in the network marketing industry. Univera recommends their distributors to work their "warm market", trying to grow their business by selling these products to their friends and family members and furthermore get some of them to become distributors as well. These techniques have been proven wrong over and over again, but still Univera keeps telling their distributors that this is the way to grow a network marketing business, and it's NOT.

Finally the conclusion

Univera is not a MLM scam! But with that said, you can't succeed by working your warm market, handing out business cards and samples and all that stuff. If you REALLY want to achieve success with your Univera business you certainly can, but to become successful you have to educate yourself in marketing and learn how to grow your business. Again, Univera is not a scam, so if you are ready to actually take the time to learn how to do this right you can succeed with your own Univera business.