Can you make money from vemma

School is back in session and dorm room refrigerators are once again stocked with energy drink favorites like Red Bull and Monster. The brainchild of Benson K. Boreyko, the founder and CEO of Vemma, a nine-year old multilevel marketing company, Verve is two years into a marketing plan that focuses on young people selling the caffeine-rich drinks.

Boreyko also uses fancy cars like BMWs and Mercedes to lure students. He has top salesmen arrive at recruitment meetings in the flashy wheels and the message is clear: He declined to give the total number of participants, but said people have earned the car bonus. Some, noting the heavy emphasis on recruitment, have called Vemma a pyramid scheme. Boreyko, not surprisingly, disagrees. To be sure, the odds of getting a car are long. Part of the problem was a complicated formula that forced him to recruit in a new geographic area to qualify for commissions, he said.

A student at Arizona State University even wrote a column in the school paper warning against Vemma. Veema was clearly doing that. A consumer group, truthinadvertising. Some young salesmen told The Post those two affiliations proves Vemma is on the up-and-up. But neither the team nor Oz endorse the company. Vemma donated money to an Oz charity, according to truthinadvertising. In addition, The Post has learned that MLM expert and pyramid critic Bill Keep, the dean of business at the College of New Jersey, recently sent out a note to other business deans around the country alerting them to the suspect marketing plan.

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