APLGO Review: Ageo’s pay to play pyramid expands into US
A reader wrote in a few weeks ago requesting a review update for APLGO.
BehindMLM reviewed APLGO in 2017 as “Ageo Product Line“. APLGO existed only as the company’s online storefront.
Since then Ageo Product Line seems to have adopted APLGO to represent the entire business.
Despite operating through a US shell company in 2017, APLGO recently announced it was launching in the US.
APLGO USA’s official Facebook page was created on March 10th, 2020.
Supposedly accompanying this announcement was compensation updates. Today we revisit APLGO for an updated review.
APLGO Corporate
As far as I can ascertain APLGO is still a Russian MLM company. Ageo Product Line founder Sergey Sergeevich Kulikov (right) remains APLGO’s President.
Alexa currently splits the US (45%) and Russia (41%), as primary sources to APLGO’s website.
APLGO in the US is run through “APLGO US”, with a corporate address in Florida now provided on the company’s website.
Further research reveals this address actually belongs to Florida Registered Agent, an incorporation services provider.
This suggests APLGO still has no physical business operations in the US.
We’re not sure why APLGO changed shell incorporation from Delaware to Florida.
One positive is that instead of referencing Cyprus as a governing law jurisdiction, APLGO’s policies and procedures now references ‘the State of Florida and the exclusive jurisdiction of the United States courts.’
Without a physical presence in the US though, take that with a grain of salt.
APLGO’s Products
APLGO’s flagship product line remains its “Acumullit SA” drops.
Seeing as our Ageo Product Line referenced euro pricing, we’ve provided the current lineup below with US pricing.
- ALT – “help(s) you quickly cope with allergy symptoms without causing harm to your body”, retails at $75 a packet
- GRW – “helps strengthen the immune system and permanently preserve youth and energy”, retails at $50 a packet
- GTS – “a natural complex of B vitamins, which in combination with coenzyme Q10 improves metabolic processes in the body and accelerates decomposition of carbohydrates to release energy”, retails at $50 a packet
- MLS – “help(s) to restore and maintain health and get rid of parasites”, retails at $75 a packet
- NRM – “blocks the development of diabetes, and reduces the risk of the disease tenfold”, retails at $50 a packet
- PWR Apricot and Lemon (Man and Woman) – “a unique duo product “for her” and “for him” that helps improve the condition of the genitourinary and reproductive systems as well as preserve activity and spontaneity of intimate life”, retails at $50 a packet
- RLX – “will not only calm you down, give you confidence and help you to rally your thoughts, but will also saturate your body with essential vitamins and minerals”, retails at $50 a packet
- SLD – “can be essential for people who suffer from pain and low mobility (and) slow(s) down the process of joint destruction”, retails at $50 a packet
- STP – “quickly and effectively helps get rid of headaches, toothaches, muscle and bone pain, without any harmful side effects”, retails at $50 a packet
- HRT – “helps keep the heart healthy for many years”, retails at $75 a packet
- ICE – “carefully developed ingredients are the most effective in treating such delicate problems as heartburn, poisoning, nausea and bloating”, retails at $75 a packet
- HPR – “to keep your liver healthy”, retails at $75 EUR a packet
- BRN – “has essential nutrients for supporting already established cognitive clarity for learning, thinking, managing mental stress, and alertness”, retails at $100 a packet
- BTY – “provides nourishing phytonutrients and other nutrient factors that can support healthful radiance, maintain healthy aging, and reveal one’s
intrinsic attractiveness”, retails at $100 a packet
Acumullit SA drops are sold in packets of thirty drops each.
On addition to the drops APLGO also markets a beauty range.
In our original Ageo Product Line review, we noted a much larger product range. This appears to have since been either stripped down company-wide, or reduced for APLGO’s US offering.
APLGO’s Compensation Plan
APLGO do not provide a copy of their compensation plan on their website.
The following analysis is based on official APLGO compensation documents, believed to be up to date as of August 2020.
APLGO Affiliate Ranks
There are sixteen affiliate ranks within APLGO’s compensation plan documentation.
Along with their respective qualification criteria, they are as follows:
- Associate – generate 40 PV a month
- 2 Star Associate – generate 40 PV a month and recruit two affiliates who also purchase at least 40 PV a month
- Manager – generate 40 PV a month and 250 GV in monthly binary payleg volume
- Senior Manager – generate 40 PV a month and 500 GV in monthly binary payleg volume
- Director – generate 60 PV a month and 1000 GV in monthly binary payleg volume
- Senior Director – generate 80 PV a month and 2500 GV in monthly binary payleg volume
- Managing Director – generate 100 PV a month, 5000 GV in monthly binary payleg volume and recruit and maintain 2 Directors, or sign up with a Super 5 Kit, or sell $3000 worth of Go-Kits
- Corporate Director – generate 140 PV a month, 12,500 GV in monthly binary payleg volume and recruit and maintain four Managing Directors
- National Director – generate 200 PV a month, 50,000 GV in monthly binary payleg volume and recruit and maintain two Corporate Directors
- International Director – generate 250 PV a month, 75,000 GV in monthly binary payleg volume and recruit and maintain four Corporate Directors
- Premier Director – generate 300 PV a month, 100,000 GV in monthly binary payleg volume and recruit and maintain six Corporate Directors
- Ambassador – not disclosed
- Gold Ambassador – not disclosed
- Platinum Ambassador – not disclosed
- Diamond Ambassador – not disclosed
- Crown Ambassador – not disclosed
PV stands for “Personal Volume” and is sales volume generated by retail customer orders and an affiliate’s own purchases.
Note that APLGO only counts 50% of a retail customer order volume towards PV.
GV stands for “Group Volume” and is PV generated by an affiliate and their downline.
Retail Commissions
APLGO affiliates earn a 30% commission on orders placed by retail customers.
Preferred retail customer orders generate a 10% commission.
A 10% First Order Bonus is also paid out on a preferred retail customer’s first order.
Note that APLGO has two preferred customer classes; regular and Prime.
Regular preferred customers sign up for autoship and pay full retail price.
Prime customers pay a six-month recurring $25 fee and receive a discount of 20% to 50% on their orders.
Prime preferred customers are able to purchase APLGO Go-Kits, which correspond to the following commission payouts:
- Prime customer purchase of a PR, Detox or Vigor kit = $10
- Prime customer purchase of an Everyday, Creative or Vibrant Youth kit = $20
- Prime customer purchase of a Family or Wild kit = $60
- Prime customer purchase of a Presentation or President’s kit = $105
- Prime customer purchase of a Fantastic kit = $360
- Prime customer purchase of a Super 5 kit = $600
Recruitment Commissions
APLGO affiliates are paid on recruitment of affiliates who purchase a Go-Kit:
- recruit an affiliate who purchases a PR, Detox or Vigor kit and receive $10
- recruit an affiliate who purchases an Everyday, Creative or Vibrant Youth kit and receive $20
- recruit an affiliate who purchases a Family or Wild kit and receive $60
- recruit an affiliate who purchases a Presentation or President’s kit and receive $105
- recruit an affiliate who purchases a Fantastic kit and receive $360
- recruit an affiliate who purchases a Super 5 kit and receive $600
Residual Recruitment Commissions
APLGO affiliates earn residual commissions through a hybrid binary compensation structure.
A standard binary compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a binary team, split into two sides (left and right):
The first level of the binary team houses two positions. The second level of the binary team is generated by splitting these first two positions into another two positions each (4 positions).
Subsequent levels of the binary team are generated as required, with each new level housing twice as many positions as the previous level.
Positions in the binary team are filled via direct and indirect recruitment of affiliates. Note there is no limit to how deep a binary team can grow.
APLGO’s hybrid binary start off with two legs but is expandable to nine legs. Additional legs are opened up based on rank.
The leg with the highest volume is referred to as the “power leg”. Affiliates earn a percentage of sales volume generated on their “pay legs” (every leg except the highest volume one).
Sales volume is generated across the binary through Go-Kit purchases as follows:
- PR, Detox and Vigor kits generate 40 PV
- Everyday, Creative and Vibrant Youth kits generate 80 PV
- Family and Wild kits generate 160 PV
- Presentation and President’s kits generate 240 PV
- Fantastic kits generate 720 PV
- Super 5 kits generate 1200 PV
Residual recruitment commission rates are determined by the most costly Go-Kit an APLGO affiliate has purchased:
- purchase a PR, Detox or Vigor kit and earn a 10% residual recruitment commission rate
- purchase an Everyday, Creative or Vibrant Youth kit and earn a 15% residual recruitment commission rate
- purchase a Family or Wild kit and earn a 20% residual recruitment commission rate
- purchase a Presentation or President’s kit and earn a 25% residual recruitment commission rate
- purchase a Fantastic or Super 5 kit and earn a 30% residual recruitment commission rate
Residual recruitment commissions are paid weekly. APLGO however caps residual recruitment commissions at $10,000 a month per binary pay leg.
Note it is unclear whether Prime customer Go-Kit purchase volume is paid out through the hybrid binary team.
Matching Recruitment Commission Matching Bonus
APLGO pays a Matching Bonus on recruitment commissions earned by personally recruited affiliates.
The Matching Bonus is paid via a unilevel compensation structure.
A unilevel compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a unilevel team, with every personally recruited affiliate placed directly under them (level 1):
If any level 1 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 2 of the original affiliate’s unilevel team.
If any level 2 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 3 and so on and so forth down a theoretical infinite number of levels.
APLGO caps the Matching Bonus at seven unilevel team levels.
How many unilevel team levels the Matching Bonus is paid out on is determined by rank and personal recruitment efforts:
- Managers earn a 20% match on level 1 (personally recruited affiliates)
- Senior Managers earn a 20% match on level 1 and 10% on level 2 (two recruits required to earn on two levels)
- Directors earn a 20% match on level 1, 10% on level 2 and 5% on level 3 (three recruits required to earn on three levels)
- Senior Directors earn a 20% match on level 1, 10% on level 2 and 5% on levels 3 and 4 (four recruits required to earn on four levels)
- Managing Directors earn a 20% match on level 1, 10% on level 2 and 5% on levels 3 to 5 (five recruits required to earn on five levels)
- Corporate Directors earn a 20% match on level 1, 10% on level 2, 5% on levels 3 to 5 and 3% on level 6 (six recruits required to earn on six levels)
- National and Premier Directors earn a 20% match on level 1, 5% on levels 3 to 5, 3% on level 6 and 2% on level 7 (seven recruits required to earn on seven levels)
Autoship Commissions
Autoship commissions are paid on all retail and recruited affiliate monthly autoship orders.
APLGO pays autoship commissions via the same unilevel team as the Matching Recruitment Commissions Bonus (see above).
Autoship commissions are paid at 10% down six levels of recruitment.
Leadership Bonus
The Leadership Bonus functions as an infinity bonus, in that it allows an APLGO affiliate to earn beyond six unilevel team levels for autoship orders.
- National Directors earn 1% on autoship orders placed from level 7 onwards
- International Directors earn 1.5% on autoship orders placed from level 7 onwards
- Premier Directors earn 2.5% on autoship orders placed from level 7 onwards
Note that the Leadership Bonus is calculated monthly but paid quarterly.
Rank qualification must be maintained for the entire quarterly pay-period.
A.L.E. Monthly Bonuses
APLGO’s compensation details three A.L.E. Monthly Bonuses:
- Activity – qualify as a 2 Star Associate for twelve consecutive months and receive $10 a month for twelve consecutive months
- Lifestyle – qualify as a 2 Star Associate for twelve consecutive months and receive a 5% bonus on earned residual recruitment commissions for those twelve months (capped at $300 a month and paid monthly over the next twelve consecutive months)
- Entertainment – National Directors receive $1000 a month, International Directors receive $2000 a month and Premier Directors receive $3000 a month (ranks qualification must be achieved and held for two consecutive months before the Entertainment bonus is paid out)
Required ranks must be maintained to receive A.L.E. Bonuses.
Manager Bonus
APLGO solicits lets affiliates invest €250,000 EUR in countries the company doesn’t officially operate in yet.
Investment is made on the promise of a 4% to 6% monthly return on sales volume generated in that country.
Luxury Bonus
Luxury Bonuses are awarded to Ambassador and higher ranked affiliates.
Specifics of the Luxury Bonus are not disclosed.
Joining APLGO
APLGO affiliate membership costs $25 plus the purchase of a “Go-Kit”:
- PR, Detox and Vigor kits – $100
- Everyday, Creative and Vibrant Youth kits – $200
- Family and Wild kits – $400
- Presentation and President’s kits – $600
- Fantastic kit – $1800
- Super 5 kit – $3000
The primary difference between the kits is bundled products and income potential.
Conclusion
Whilst trying to obtain a copy of APLGO’s compensation plan I came across a corporate blog entry, which stated;
To make it more convenient for Associates, we recently updated the plan. We’ve simplified it and made it easier to understand—even for those who have never worked in direct selling before.
To download the Russian version of the Compensation Plan, visit our website or access our cloud services.
We’re currently working on translating the Plan into a number of languages to make it more accessible and available for Associates all around the world.
Two things; firstly six months on there is absolutely no excuse for APLGO failing to provide a copy of their compensation plan on their website.
Secondly, our original Ageo Products Line review concluded the company was a pay to play pyramid scheme.
With the mention of compensation updates, I was looking forward to seeing significant change.
Unfortunately APLGO is the same pyramid scheme we reviewed back in 2017.
APLGO’s compensation changes are mostly superficial.
Take the Go-Kits for example. All APLGO have done is change from compensation themed names (Promoter, Builder, Leader, Diamond etc.), to product themed names.
The price-points and pay to play benefits attached to the kits is the same.
To qualify for commissions APLGO affiliates are forced to purchase product each month. The bulk of the compensation plan focuses on recruitment of autoship affiliates, which in practice is what makes APLGO a pyramid scheme.
The more you pay for a Go-Kit, the higher your associated commission rates – which is the same pay to play nonsense we called out in 2017.
It also boggles the mind why APLGO charges $50 a year for preferred customer discount pricing.
Standard MLM industry practice is to encourage retail sales by providing retail customers with a discount just for having an autoship order.
As it stands APLGO’s compensation plan is in violation of the FTC Act.
Something completely new from 2017 is securities fraud.
Soliciting investments of €200,000 EUR or more, on the promise of a 5% to 6% monthly return on generated sales, is a passive income opportunity.
APLGO is not registered with the SEC and therefore cannot legally offer securities to US residents. Outside of the US securities fraud is just as illegal.
Russia might be a regulatory wild-west but if you want to “launch” in the US beyond a Delaware shell company, you need to abide by US law.
Under US law, statements like this from APLGO are patently false;
It is forbidden to exaggerate the useful properties of the Products, while retreating from real facts, mislead people with unreliable advertising – otherwise the Distributor itself is legally responsible for possible consequences.
APLGO affiliates breaking the law, by promoting a pyramid scheme, engaging in securities fraud or otherwise, are as liable as the company itself.
Should the FTC or SEC opt to investigate APLGO and proceed with a legal complaint, both the company and Sergey Kulikov will find themselves liable.
“It was our affiliates, we didn’t do it!” does not work in the US.
The onus is on an MLM company to run a compensation plan that doesn’t translate into an illegal business model.
Even with compensation updates APLGO has failed in this regard.
Seeing as APLGO’s core business model hasn’t fundamentally changed since 2017, I’ll finish up with a quote from our original review;
In MLM earning potential should always be a result of increased sales to retail customers. Not how much an affiliate themselves spends.
As with any pyramid scheme, APL’s growth is tied to affiliate recruitment.
This isn’t a sustainable business model for obvious reasons, with the whole company collapsing if recruitment slows down.
The unsustainable math behind a pyramid scheme guarantees that the majority of participants will ultimately lose money.
Pending meaningful changes to APLGO’s compensation plan, take its US launch for what it is; expansion of an exhausted pyramid into a new market.
Here is the comp plan. Please modify your review to show that there is in fact, a released comp plan. I am not in Aplgo.
youtube.com/watch?v=5ArJD82KIkg
Sorry but how is a comp plan video on a random YouTube channel a “released comp plan”?
There is no excuse or justification for APLGO failing to provide a copy of its compensation plan on its website.
APLGO is NOT a Pyramid scheme. Saying this is reckless.
In pyramid schemes there are no products, only the idea of a product. APLGO sells products that are FDA registered, and all product claims are legal and written for compliance.
All members can earn Diamond status through customer aquisition which eliminates “Pay to play”.
Our sign up fee is $25 and business packs start at $100. APLGO took a lot of care to launch a long term company, just look at our website and product descriptions.
Kauri, the products being registered or having quality has nothing to do with whether something is a pyramid scheme or not. And yes, product-based pyramids certainly exist, as the courts have shown numerous times.
Read this carefully, Kauri Thompson: le.utah.gov/xcode/Title76/Chapter6A/C76-6a_1800010118000101.pdf
Kauri, did you actually bothered to READ the “FDA Registration”?
The certificate is issued by a “FDA Helper” who handles paperwork such as registration of the company as a food or nutritional supplement seller with the FDA. It’s NOT issued by the FDA.
Appears that APLGO is using the logo illegally by not only using the wrong version, but also doing it without permission.
fda.gov/about-fda/website-policies/fda-logo-policy
Naughty… naughty…
@Kauri
That’s one type of pyramid scheme. Another is MLM + little to no retail commissions.
The latter is the type of pyramid scheme APLGO is.
Something in a compensation plan isn’t eliminated just because of an alternative. APLGO’s compensation plan has a pay to play component, the only way to “eliminate” it is to actually get rid of it.
MLM + pay to play + little to no retail = pyramid scheme.
Kauri Thompson failed to disclose he’s APLGO’s US Launch coordinator.
When management are in denial about US regulation of pyramid schemes, ruh-roh…
Hahaha, oh God, Ken Labine is now marketing these russian overpriced wonderpills.
We might get some new comedy gold videos soon on YouTube. 😀
youtube.com/channel/UCxLCNQT_tD-PR-4aQ6WdcAg/videos
Ok,to be precise the factory seems to reside in Moldova, in small ex-soviet eastern European country between Romania and Ukraine.
Travis Flaherty (Uforia Science) has been an APLGo Master Distributor since September 2020.
More details in the following screenshots.
share-your-photo.com/23ef889382
youtube.com/watch?v=wblKTpRnoBc
share-your-photo.com/ee30fb7c62
share-your-photo.com/d240794933
youtube.com/channel/UC1wizfBdyFcFrlQ-avW87ew
Everytime I read a review on any website I am reminded that as human being we all see things through our own colored glasses. Regarding Network Marketing Companies we are either yay or nay.
Regarding APLGO Kauri Thompson gets to the bottom line:
( All members can earn Diamond status through customer aquisition which eliminates “Pay to play” )
Nowhere does APLGO say their products are FDA Approved. However they did take the time to make sure the products were REGISTERED with the FDA, understand the difference.
Regarding Wholesale-Retail. Most products have about a 50% mark up and are being retailed daily by reps all over the United States and Canada as we speak.
(Ozedit: whataboutism derails removed)
The only way to eliminate pay to play is to get rid of it. Having alternatives is pseudo-compliance.
With respect to due-diligence, registering products with the FDA is meaningless.
Prove that a significant percentage of APLGO’s company-wide sales revenue is attributable to retail sales.
Pay to play pyramid scheme business models like APLGO’s are not conducive to this.
In every legit business, you must have inventory if you expect to sell it and earn a proft. It doesn’t matter if we are talking about hamburgers or you own a retail clothing store.
APLGo gives us that OPTION as well, but the only requirement is a ONE TIME $25 fee for your corporate website and backe office.
In pay to play programs that call themselves legit network marketing companies, a PRODUCT PURCHASE to start is REQUIRED.
I agree that many netowrk marketing companies are not “conducive to this” In many companies everyone registers as a wholesale buyer and orders directly from the company.
APLGO is full of people that buy wholesale and then sell products DIRECTLY to their customers.
This is considered old school by manny, and misunderstood by most, because 90% of companies have abanded retail-wholesale as Dr. Kevin Campbell talks about in the article here: mlmhelp.com/retail
Not APLGO retail and preferred cusomters are an important part of the long term vision of this company, that is the only way to build a real business.
Meaningless to who? That statemet could be debated, but is probably more than obvious to most. The bottom line it is an indication that the company has gone above and beyond to do things right and let the FDA know this negative ion charged product has come to the USA.
There are so many obviou money game programs in the market it wwould be very helpful if knoledgeable people like OZ and others would focus on them, and not assume every network marketing company is a ponzi scheme of some kind.
Especially companies that are doing it right with an 8 year track record of success, a real product baed upon science that customers love and a legit opportunity for many in these uncertain economic times.
Provided, providing alternatives to pay to play doesn’t eliminate pay to play.
That’s one type of pay to play model. Another, such as that used by APLGO, is where pay to play is offered and, *winkwinknudgenudge*, is the defacto route chosen by the majority of participants.
If that wasn’t the case, why have pay to play in your compensation plan at all?
As previously stated; If you’re going to make claims about APLGO’s retail sales, prove it.
Meaningless to anyone doing their due-diligence into APLGO.
And this is precisely why it is meaningless. You’re misrepresenting FDA registration of a product as approval.
FDA registration != FDA approval and, for the purpose of MLM due-diligence, is meaningless.
Here at BehindMLM we cover obvious scams, scams masquerading as legitimate MLM opportunities (e.g. APLGO), and everything in between.
Legitimate MLM companies don’t engage in pay to play, pyramid schemes do.
Like FDA registration, whether APLGO has been running a pyramid scheme for 8 years or 80 years is irrelevant with respect to due-diligence.
And pushing a pay to play pyramid model onto desperate people during “uncertain economic times” is downright disgusting. For shame.
This company is extremely misleading and still using the FDA logo..On their site it reads “The FDA certification is recognized globally and is a guarantee of high-level quality”.. That statement is totally reckless and fraudulent….
FDA APPROVED means: Only drugs and class 3 medical devices.. FDA CERTIFIED means: Only installations like mammography, MRI, etc, centers…FDA REGISTERED: Only companies and facilities, not PRODUCTS but facilities that make food or import food to the US….
Monat Hair is made in Miami, Fl in an FDA approved facility, which means they sweep the floors, however the company has had thousands of lawsuits for crappy products and a recent visit from the FTC…
Normal people see the FDA logo and immediately think, OMG this APL product is approved by the FDA so it must be good and safe…That’s clearly deceiving…
This comp plan looks like Agel, which is no longer around, and product descriptions.. Check it out…
The owner of APL was involved in that company, so were others that are now involved with APL.. Not saying anything bad about anyone just making a point and maybe these people wanted to create a better company.
A lot people are coming into this company on the $400 family pack, BUT, then are encouraged to upgrade to the $3,000 package within 60-90 days..
The company allows you to upgrade within that time.. Why, to make more money, to create more volume, to teach others to do the same.. Which creates more volume, and more money for someone..
Why would you need $3,000 worth of candy pills?? You don’t need inventory for an online business?? ..I bet they don’t have very much volume going out to REAL CUSTOMERS, but someone can prove me wrong…
One MLM company that I’m aware of creates 70ish% of the entire volume from actual customers, no sign up fee, and they get the same price as distributors.. I’m not with the company, just familiar with it…
And Kauri, back in April, you decided to transition yourself from President of B-Epic into the field as an independent B-Epic Brand Partner because of the explosive growth??
Then 2 months later you’re promoting APL.. More money, better tasting candy? Or maybe as an insider you saw problems with B-Epic and decided to move on….
Merry Christmas…Dawg
This entire conversation has been a reminder to me that as humans, we see things not as they are, BUT AS WE ARE.
How the fact the company has gone to the expense to have their products Kosher certified, Haial certified, and REGISTERED with the FDA is somehow negative or misleading is kind of fascinating.
Anyone who know anything about vitamins & supplements knows the FDA does NOT APPROVE nutritional products, only drugs. However if you are marketing vitamins and supplements in the USA it is probably a good idea to get your product REGISTERED.
Most companies don’t take the time or expense to do so, APLGO has, so there for that is a negative? Really? Fascinating!
There is a one time $25 fee to become a distributor, which covers your website, and wholesale buying privilege’s for LIFE !
As stated previously. There are many blatant programs in the market that are money games and pyramid schemes.
Assuming a company is a scam because it was not founded in the USA or for any other emotional reason not based upon documented facts is not a good idea.
Dale Calvert, from what I see in Oz’s review, the products are clearly making medical claims of kinds which do fall under FDA control and oversight. You might wish to check your eyesight.
Kosher certified, halal certified, couldn’t give a crap. FDA registration != FDA approval and is therefore also meaningless.
Also as you can verify yourself through a search, FDA registration of supplements through an agent starts at $249. Time and expense my ass.
Agreed. Confirming APLGO is a pyramid scheme because of its business model however is actual due-diligence.
Pushing bullshit marketing points as a distraction from this? Yeah, you know what you are.
Yeah, Dale, you said pretty much the same thing last December (#12). It was bullshit then, too.
We are perfectly capable of seeing things as they are, so don’t shovel your thought-stopping cliches pretending otherwise. It’s condescending and insulting.
A family member is falling into this and has a history of failed mlm experiences. I am trying to get as much information as possible.
They are unemployed- this isn’t their side hustle & will be very damaging.
Thank you for the review!
Any idea of the ingredients in these miracle vitamins?
Ingredients are listed on APLGO’s website.
Radda, there are no produdt claims being made. The USA compliance department is beyond brutal on the field regarding this.
Listing your certifications are just stating true facts. You cannot have a meaningul, logical, discussion with those that cannot distigquish between documented facts and personal opinions.
It will be interesting to check back on this post in 5 years.
Just shocked by those that feel “All MLM companies are out to hurt people” regarding APLGO quite the opposite is true.
Focus on the blatent scams in the market and you can recover your credibility. Crying wolf everytime a new network marketing company opens it doors is not a good business practice.
What is funny …. If you would like to run an ethical Company anywhere …. there are 8 billion people in the World with Billions of GREAT Resume’s …..
So they have an event a couple weeks ago and now …. WHAT ???? …… Ron Williams ???? and a few others that HANG Together as a Pack ……. People ….. WAKE UP HERE !!!!
You’ll have to cite the evidence of proven legitimate companies called out as scams here. I’ll wait..
* No,google doesn’t count as proof
Actual, audited financials and in the case of crap like this, verified peer-reviewed medical studies.
So let’s evaluate this here… They claim they get the ingredients from one country… As if broccoli is better grown in Israel than any other place in the world…
Then they’re going to ship the ingredients and pay all the costs to do that to another country to manufacture them… And then they’re going to pay all those taxes and shipping costs and everything else to get them here into the United States…
And then still be able to sell the product at a competing price to the in-line customer…
Who is calculator is completely messed up ???? Help me understand this Nonsense….
Here is how Dale Calvert deflects a specific question that has terrible consequences to APLGO distributors.
I have since read the P&Ps and Dale should be telling EVERYONE what the policies mean before and after they register. When you register with APLGO you give up your 5th and 7th and 14th amendment rights to the United States constitution.
Maybe not the Russian constitution??
See below Dale’s response to me:
It just seems to me that if they don’t have something as simple as their compensation plan on their website, then they have something to hide from the people.
That would be just *ONE* simple solution, but who am I to state the obvious?
Well Greg,
I have been observing the standard operating procedure of top level APLGO distributors down to newbies and then the corporate employees on customer service.
I am going to give you information only with the mandate you cannot use my name or content in any way without my permission.
(Ozedit: attempt to take discussion offsite removed)
Truthfully, APLGO just raises too many red flags for me. I’m not the least bit interested in this company.
They keep their compensation plan shrouded in secrecy, and their products are neither FDA nor Health Canada compliant.
This raises enough red flags for me to say “No, hell no!”.
Greg,
If you think I have interest in protecting APLGO you are 100% wrong. They are violating core issues.
(Ozedit: attempt to take discussion offsite removed)
@Greg
If you can’t explain yourself here that looks dodgy.
Asking people to call you looks incredibly dodgy.
Oh and as for the Statement ….. Talking about putting an Ionic Charge on any type of Drop or Candy or anything else that you can suck on ……
IMPOSSIBLE !!!! — I have been in manufacturing my entire life ….. HEAT Destroys Any Change that is attempted on any given product …..
Case & Point !!!
APL Go Total scam. I made a research about their so called product which helps to enproove health conditions.
1. the APL factory is in so far away from any eyes country like MOLDOVA, its near Romania if you are not sure, its worlds shit hole!!!
2. The sertificate for production is given to APL go by MOLDOVA government for making CANDYS!!! with diffrent tastes!!!
CANDYS!!!! and nothing about health products.
3. They are selling banana, strawberry etc. taste candys for about 1000 US Dollars per 1.KG, amazing scam!
4. One blister of their candys realy cost like 40-50 cents because these are candys, and selling one package of 50 grams for about 80 dollars is just unbelievable.
5. So total scam, company selling candys for health products.
aplgoeu.com/%D1%82%D0%B5%D1%85%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%B3%D0%B8%D1%8F-%D0%BA%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B9-%D0%BD%D0%B5%D1%82/technology-that-doesn-t-exist
How do I BUY these products, NRM, GRW, AND RLX thru an agent without getting recruited? i have read most of the reviews but will still try them.
on one of the company’s website, it listed $25 for each packet. Here it says $50. So confusing. Just want to buy and try.
Can someone please help.
PLS NOTE, DO NOT WANT TO BE AN AGENT, JUST BE ABLE TO BUY AND TRY.
THANK YOU.
You should be able to purchase APLGO products without signing up as an affiliate (agent).
It does operate as a pyramid scheme though. If you’re having trouble sourcing products without the recruitment pitch, maybe reach out to the company or skip?
Anyone who’s done just a tiny bit of research knows that FDA approval means absolutely nothing (Ozedit: snip, see below)
Whether you think FDA approval means anything or not is irrelevant to the fact that it’s a strong indicator a company’s supplements perform as advertised.
If you’re shilling supplements and downtalking FDA approval, it’s likely you’re selling placebos.
APLGo is not a company anyone should join. I can speak first hand. After joining with them in 2021 I was able to build a large organisation in Australia and Philippines.
One day they just stopped shipping product to Australia. No email, no phone call, no socials, no communication at all. Then my commissions didn’t go through.
First they said it was because of a public holiday. Then that came and went, so they said it was a Masspay technical issue and I should contact them.
After weeks of excuses they said “We are just not going to pay you. We don’t have the money, it’s all caught up in Russia”.
Kauri said he would personally pay it “tomorrow” – That never happened. The new CEO then came in and told me to shut my mouth and stop telling people that I hadn’t been paid or else I would never get the money. So I did.
That was now 12 months ago. They owe me $30,000 AUD. The CEO admitted I should take legal action.
These commissions were earned while personally supporting my team in the Philippines financially and while travelling all over Australia building the business.
It was the only income I had at the time, the only business I was building and working directly with the company. There was no warning or communication at all. Just stopped paying and shipping product. No call from the company to explain or apologise.
I have all messages from the CEO saved. I have all commissions documented. Still they just refuse to pay commissions earned. But Sergy still flys business class, the company is still putting on cruises, the CEO and staff get paid, but not me.
Since communicating with other leaders in the USA, Australia and the Philippines I have also learned that many have also not been paid and owed much more money than me.
I feel now I have to speak up as others are joining with APLgo marketing and Business For Home promoting them. But they won’t pay you if you do well.
People need to be made aware of the culture and ethics of this company. I will be sharing all the facts and communications in a blog post shortly.
Do not join APLgo, they are as bad as you can get.
When I go to the web page that applies to Germany, a window appears in the upper right corner with the following content:
share-your-photo.com/27fa785c34
de.aplgo.com/en/acumullitsa/
That sounds completely different from the product descriptions in this review.
The button “Imprint” is without function, but I found the following company in Cyprus:
share-your-photo.com/52c6861fcd
de.aplgo.com/en/public-offer-APLGO-LTD/
Former OneCoin scammer Ken Labine (see comment #9) redirects from his website healthycandy.ca directly to us.aplgo.com/en/acumullitsa/ and calls himself happy2help:
share-your-photo.com/042d42cab9
I was just approached by a neighbor who sells these products. Has anyone or any laboratory done chemical analysis on the products to verify the content claims?
Thanks for researching the organizational business structure you have already written about.
Some companies offer this, usually the CBD deals. If it is available it’s usually pretty easy to spot on the product pages.
I don’t believe APLGO offers any certificate of analysis.
dude, my parents are stuck in all this nonsense and they won’t believe that they’re in a pyramid scheme.
It’s obviously a placebo drug and I fear that they’re gonna lose all their money in this.