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Kleeneeze or Betterware?

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  • MummyMummy You are right they are over priced but dont let that stop some predators who prey on the ill informed, and vulnerable of society. I think its quite shameful that some of them take advantage like that but then the company have little ethics too and more interested in making a profit at their expense not withstanding pestering people at their homes


    Can I please remind you that this is a Kleeneze V Betterware thread

    BIG MASSIVE difference is that the products from Betterware in the main are a lot lot cheaper WITH A NO QUIBBLE 12 month guarantee

    &&&&&&&&&&&&& the main difference it is ABSOLUTLEY free of charges to join Betterware

    Betterware do not offer false promises

    Betterware is not MLM or NWM

    IMO its is a much better earning oppportuny than the scum that is known as Kleeneze :mad:

    Regards
    John
    The Seeker of Truth & Justice for all
  • PatrickD
    PatrickD Posts: 209 Forumite
    Personally I would join Kleeneze over Betterware everytime, because:

    1. Betterware has restricted areas where you can work. This is not good. You may have a poor area for example. Which is better, an area of a few square miles, or the entire UK, Ireland and some countries of Europe? MLM allows you to build teams in all these areas without restriction.

    2. With an MLM company like Kleeneze you can build a residual income because of the team building aspect and earn far more money this way.

    Pat
  • PatrickD wrote: »
    Personally I would join Kleeneze over Betterware everytime, because:

    1. Betterware has restricted areas where you can work. This is not good. You may have a poor area for example. Which is better, an area of a few square miles, or the entire UK, Ireland and some countries of Europe? MLM allows you to build teams in all these areas without restriction.

    2. With an MLM company like Kleeneze you can build a residual income because of the team building aspect and earn far more money this way.

    Pat


    Well done Pat.......you haven't mentioned anything about your wiki business in this post :T

    Dont think many people are actually insterested in anything you say as you bring nothing to the table in this thread :mad:

    You mention MLM again

    I would suggest you do your homework on Betterware as your response is absolutely clueless :mad: ...........as per normal :rotfl:

    Regards
    John
    The Seeker of Truth & Justice for all
  • PatrickD
    PatrickD Posts: 209 Forumite
    Well done Pat.......you haven't mentioned anything about your wiki business in this post :T

    I don't usually, but usually find others mention it (like you're doing it now)
    Dont think many people are actually insterested in anything you say as you bring nothing to the table in this thread :mad:

    In your opinion.
    You mention MLM again

    One of them is a MLM business, the other is not. It is hugely important to know this.
    I would suggest you do your homework on Betterware as your response is absolutely clueless :mad: ...........as per normal :rotfl:

    Regards
    John

    Are you saying that I'm wrong about Betterware having defined areas and Kleeneze being able to build a team anywhere in the UK and Ireland and some countries in Europe? :rotfl:

    Pat
  • PatrickD wrote: »
    Personally I would join Kleeneze over Betterware everytime, because:

    1. Betterware has restricted areas where you can work. This is not good. You may have a poor area for example. Which is better, an area of a few square miles, or the entire UK, Ireland and some countries of Europe? MLM allows you to build teams in all these areas without restriction.

    2. With an MLM company like Kleeneze you can build a residual income because of the team building aspect and earn far more money this way.

    Pat

    Before we proceed further you might want to explain to new readers just what your *actual* experience of Kleeneze is, seeing as you feel the ability to recommend it.
  • PatrickD
    PatrickD Posts: 209 Forumite
    Before we proceed further you might want to explain to new readers just what your *actual* experience of Kleeneze is, seeing as you feel the ability to recommend it.

    You need to read and understand what I'm recommending. We have two companies with very similar product lines, but one is MLM and the other has restricted areas. I am recommending the MLM one (Kleeneze) as better. I have 20 years MLM experience if you're wondering how I can recommend it.

    Pat
  • Smart_Mart
    Smart_Mart Posts: 1,371 Forumite
    Having done both before, I'd choose Betterware every single time.

    The fact that with Kleeneze you can go anywhere is hardly a strong selling point to be honest. If by their system, it means I can go anywhere in the UK but will probably trip over several other distributors as I go there then thanks, but no thanks.

    You say that Betterware distributors might end up with the poor areas. Well I'd imagine that those are the same areas left once Kleeneze's distributors have trod on each others feet a few times by all fighting over the half decent areas.

    Kleeneze or Betterware? Betterware all day. Much more open and honest and not as pressurised. That said, I'd choose neither of them given the choice; I was happy enough when I did a stint with Everyday Essentials a few years back - it was a shame that they went pop through cashflow problems (I believe!).
  • PatrickD
    PatrickD Posts: 209 Forumite
    Smart_Mart wrote: »
    Having done both before, I'd choose Betterware every single time.

    The fact that with Kleeneze you can go anywhere is hardly a strong selling point to be honest. If by their system, it means I can go anywhere in the UK but will probably trip over several other distributors as I go there then thanks, but no thanks.

    You say that Betterware distributors might end up with the poor areas. Well I'd imagine that those are the same areas left once Kleeneze's distributors have trod on each others feet a few times by all fighting over the half decent areas.

    Kleeneze or Betterware? Betterware all day. Much more open and honest and not as pressurised. That said, I'd choose neither of them given the choice; I was happy enough when I did a stint with Everyday Essentials a few years back - it was a shame that they went pop through cashflow problems (I believe!).


    I agree, I wouldnt do either as I'm happy with what I'm doing, but we all have our different opinions as to which one is best and should respect each others.

    Pat
  • Peter_Pan
    Peter_Pan Posts: 791 Forumite
    Smart_Mart wrote: »

    Kleeneze or Betterware? Betterware all day. Much more open and honest and not as pressurised. That said, I'd choose neither of them given the choice; I was happy enough when I did a stint with Everyday Essentials a few years back - it was a shame that they went pop through cashflow problems (I believe!).

    Yes you are correct Smart Mart unfortunately Everyday Essentials ceased due to cashflow problems a few years ago now ;)

    Debbie
    We love what we are doing and we love why we're doing it!!
  • PatrickD wrote: »
    You need to read and understand what I'm recommending. We have two companies with very similar product lines, but one is MLM and the other has restricted areas. I am recommending the MLM one (Kleeneze) as better. I have 20 years MLM experience if you're wondering how I can recommend it.

    Pat

    But you did Kleeneze for a week and have never done betterware. The MLM thing which you are desperate to talk about (even the moderators had a word about this) is most certainly NOT the reason why people sign up to either of these. They see adverts - *make £250 - £1000n a month FTPT* for Kleeneze and thats what they sign up for.

    As to having *20yrs* experience you don't seem to have learnt that MLM on the whole doesn't work or you wouldn't have chopped and changed all these years would you? I'll bet you did Amway and all the others and each time 100% sure with all the experience that this MLM was the big one.

    One born every minute............
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