Opportunity Q&A
FIND FREELIFE OPPORTUNITY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PLUS QUICK FACTS
Q. How much income can someone generate selling GoChi™ or Himalayan
Goji® Juice?
A. Most Marketing Executives earn supplemental income to help pay their
bills or make a special purchase. But those who commit the time and
effort to building a major FreeLife® business can make this their
primary source of income. FreeLife’s top Marketing Executives, called
Royal Ambassadors, earned on average over $600,000 during the year of
2007. See our 2007 Annual Income Statistics for further details. Click
here.
Q. What kinds of business expenses are associated with selling FreeLife
products?
A. Those vary by individual, but can typically include the same types of
costs associated with other small businesses, including telephone
charges, travel, business materials, etc. FreeLife encourages its
Marketing Executives to manage their expenses wisely to optimize their
profits.
Q. How much profit does a typical FreeLife Marketing Executive make
annually?
A. Please see our 2007 Annual Income Statistics for detailed information
on the earning potential of the FreeLife opportunity. Click here.
Q. How many Marketing Executives depend on FreeLife as their primary
source of income?
A. While the opportunity is always there to turn this into a full-time
endeavor, many individuals join FreeLife to make supplemental income by
working on a part-time basis.
Q. Is FreeLife a pyramid scheme?
A. No. Our Compensation Plan is legal in every country and territory
where FreeLife operates. We provide ample satisfaction guarantees,
return policies, and other provisions to ensure that Consumers and
Marketing Executives are treated fairly. We also enjoy the support of
reputable consumer organizations, such as the Better Business Bureau in
the United States and the Direct Selling Association (DSA).
Q. What happens if someone wants to stop working as a FreeLife Marketing
Executive?
A. A Marketing Executive has the right to cancel his or her agreement
with FreeLife at any time, regardless of the reason. The cancellation
must be submitted in writing at our principal place of business. If this
happens within a certain time period (the number of days may vary
slightly by law), we will refund in whole or part the cost of a starter
kit, which is usually about US$40 (actual amounts vary slightly by
country).
Facts
* FreeLife® is one of the few Direct Selling companies that
voluntarily publishes the annual average earnings of its Marketing
Executives. In 2007, the highest annual income for a FreeLife Marketing
Executive was $2,649,514.52. To view FreeLife’s 2007 Income Statistics,
click here.
* For about US$40, the Company’s Marketing Executives receive
FreeLife’s Business Kit and a personalized Website to help start their
business. They also get access to Company training and other support to
help them build a successful and sustainable business.
Q. How much income can someone generate selling GoChi™ or Himalayan
Goji® Juice?
A. Most Marketing Executives earn supplemental income to help pay their
bills or make a special purchase. But those who commit the time and
effort to building a major FreeLife® business can make this their
primary source of income. FreeLife’s top Marketing Executives, called
Royal Ambassadors, earned on average over $600,000 during the year of
2007. See our 2007 Annual Income Statistics for further details. Click
here.
Q. What kinds of business expenses are associated with selling FreeLife
products?
A. Those vary by individual, but can typically include the same types of
costs associated with other small businesses, including telephone
charges, travel, business materials, etc. FreeLife encourages its
Marketing Executives to manage their expenses wisely to optimize their
profits.
Q. How much profit does a typical FreeLife Marketing Executive make
annually?
A. Please see our 2007 Annual Income Statistics for detailed information
on the earning potential of the FreeLife opportunity. Click here.
Q. How many Marketing Executives depend on FreeLife as their primary
source of income?
A. While the opportunity is always there to turn this into a full-time
endeavor, many individuals join FreeLife to make supplemental income by
working on a part-time basis.
Q. Is FreeLife a pyramid scheme?
A. No. Our Compensation Plan is legal in every country and territory
where FreeLife operates. We provide ample satisfaction guarantees,
return policies, and other provisions to ensure that Consumers and
Marketing Executives are treated fairly. We also enjoy the support of
reputable consumer organizations, such as the Better Business Bureau in
the United States and the Direct Selling Association (DSA).
Q. What happens if someone wants to stop working as a FreeLife Marketing
Executive?
A. A Marketing Executive has the right to cancel his or her agreement
with FreeLife at any time, regardless of the reason. The cancellation
must be submitted in writing at our principal place of business. If this
happens within a certain time period (the number of days may vary
slightly by law), we will refund in whole or part the cost of a starter
kit, which is usually about US$40 (actual amounts vary slightly by
country).
Facts
* FreeLife® is one of the few Direct Selling companies that
voluntarily publishes the annual average earnings of its Marketing
Executives. In 2007, the highest annual income for a FreeLife Marketing
Executive was $2,649,514.52. To view FreeLife’s 2007 Income Statistics,
click here.
* For about US$40, the Company’s Marketing Executives receive
FreeLife’s Business Kit and a personalized Website to help start their
business. They also get access to Company training and other support to
help them build a successful and sustainable business.
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