Is Prime My Body A Scam? Why You MUST Avoid It [REVEALED]

PrimeMyBody Is a US based business that provides Scientifically proven health and wellness products to the domestic market in the United States and international markets. 

The objective of the company is to provide millions of people to achieve optimal health and the transformative effect and positive impact that has on their daily lives. 

It is due to its proprietary products and innovative product line in the health, industrial hemp and beauty industry that PrimeMyBody has considerable growth and momentum in the American market. 

Since April of 2015 - the companies inception and launch sales have grown 2000%
Principally down to their flagship products,  which is nano-enhanced Hemp Oil. Plans are in place for expansion into Asian and European Markets.

PrimeMyBody's Growth is much dependent on its 50,000+ affiliated Network marketers.  

They are one of many MLM opportunites in the network marketing space such as CTFO, Plexus, Xyngular, and Optavia

On the face of it, PrimeMyBody is a MLM network marketing business with very few products for its distributors to sell. The products based are in the Hemp Oil industry, or as they put it nano enhanced for a staggering $130/50ml bottle (1.7fl oz). 

The "nano enhanced" has apparent "100% bio-availability" - although technically correct. Water has 100% Bio-availability. It is just clever use of the English language. 

100% Available for your body. That is what it means. It is just a fancy term invented by marketers to create a unique selling point. 

Given the lack of regulation in the industry they can actually claim what ever they like!. Even the "nano enhanced" is questionable, if you realise what that means!.

The company also claim to be an Affiliate program...for as long as you keep paying your $39 fee to use their business centre. 

Affiliate marketing programs are free to use as are their "back office" (or affiliate area) to track your clicks and sales. That is all their "Business centre" is. It only worded in this way to comply with legal obligations. 

I have been an affiliate marketer for years - you do not pay anything to be an affiliate - any program that charges you to be an affiliate is usually a scam. 

Being in the health industry is reason enough for you to avoid Prime my body. It is incredibly difficult to get a health site to rank in search engines that is by a non health professional due the Google medic update. 

Social media will follow soon, cutting reach of accounts held by non-medical professionals. 

Also the CBD And Hemp Oil industries are unregulated. The minute the government put forward legislation - you will be outta business - need to apply for a licence. 

If you are thinking of PPC - even as an affiliate Bing and Google require some products that are promoted in this way by affiliates for affiliate sites to show a pharmacy licence...

There are 6 way in which you can be rewarded for your efforts with Prime My Body.

• Retail Customers: As it sounds, you make money when some buys from your cloned Prime My Body website. Typically 10% to 30% You also earn reward points also here. 

One of the problems here is that you duplicated/cloned site that every other member has will never rank!. NEVER!.

• Preferred Customers: In the event of a sale from your cloned site, when a buyer agrees to a monthly auto-ship Prime my Body views them as a Preferred customer. 10% commission here - on going. You also get reward points here.

•  Fast Builder Reward: When new affiliate/distributor enters the business they must buy one of the their packages - which are tagged to reward points. You earn 25% commission. 

The next steps are recruitment based

As it is with every multilevel marketing opportunity your ability to make money is tied to getting other people to join the opportunity. You then earn a commission on what they sell as well as bonuses.  

PrimeMyBody uses the popular binary structure. In all essence you are creating two teams. Usually one is larger than the other - often the case. The smaller one is called the pay leg while the other larger one the power leg. 

You will earn 10% each month on the pay leg. 

The following video explains the compensation plan incredibly well. 

If recruitment or face to face selling if not your thing, and you still have a strong desire to build up a passive income then I suggest that you Try This Opportunity

Warning only click if you are serious and want to put in the work. 

Prime My Body, does not have accreditation by the Better Business Bureau. They have a "F" rating.

The Pros

What I liked About Prime My body:

• Having very few products means there is less to focus on when it comes to selling the products. 
• It is health based MLM so, face to face selling should be easier. 
• Hemp oil and CBD are pretty hot just now - aid in the promotion of their products.

 The Cons

What I did n't like about Prime My Body:

• Health industry is difficult to rank for in search engines due to algorithm updates. 
• Super expensive and overpriced. 
• Industry is currently unregulated. 
• Really hard to earn an income full time with MLM. 
• "F" rating on BBB.

Technically speaking yes, it is possible for you to make money with Prime My Body. However it is VERY unlikely that you will make any money worth of note. 

Most people fail with MLM based businesses. Plus, I get the feeling you will find the products difficult to sell due to the high price. And there are the aforementioned problems in ranking organically in search engines for health sites.  

From legal and technical aspect and stand point, prime my body is not a scam. 

Yes, prime my body is legit. 

Because a product or opportunity is legit and not a scam it does not mean that you can and will make money from it or should try it. 

It simply does not matter how fantastic a product is in the health industry or fabulously natural. you ARE going to have difficulties in promoting the product online. 

And it is only going to get more difficult when social media catches up with google's lead in the "medic update" where they targeted health related sites run by non health professionals. 

And then there is the regulations that you absolutely adhere to by the FDA - natural product or not!. 

Simply put there are far better businesses that are less hassle to be involved with than an unregulated industry and a highly over priced product with an MLM business model.