Prime My Body Review: Hemp oil supplement, securities & recruitment
Prime My Body operate in the nutritional supplement MLM niche and are based out of the US state of Texas.
Heading up the company is CEO Paul Rogers. The Prime My Body website also identifies Brian Cummings as a co-founder.
Somewhat curiously, no other co-founders are provided on the Prime My Body website.
On his LinkedIn profile, Paul Rogers (right) cites himself as CEO of Digital International Media Group (DIMG).
DIMG is listed as the parent company of Prime My Body.
Rodgers first appeared on BehindMLM’s as CEO of CieAura back in 2013.
CieAura was an MLM company that manufactured “holographic chips” that targeted energy, chronic pain, rest, sinus allergies and libido enhancement.
A visit to the CieAura website today reveals the company has since closed:
A post on the official CieAura Facebook account suggests the company officially shut down in April, 2016.
In a July 2016 marketing video featured on the company website, Paul Rogers claims Prime My Body is currently operating in the US, Taiwan and China (Mexico coming soon).
Read on for a full review of the Prime My Body MLM opportunity.
Prime My Body Products
Prime My Body market three nutritional supplements and an “anti-aging skincare system”.
- NanoEnhanced Hemp Oil – $149 for a 50 ml bottle
- Vitality Life Boost For Men – $97.90 a bottle
- Prime Protein Superfood – $60.50
- Hydrate Luxe Daily Moisturizer – $60 for a 50 ml tube
- Lift Firming Cream – $109 (6 tubes)
The Prime My Body Compensation Plan
Prime My Body pay affiliates when they sell products to retail customers.
Direct and residual recruitment commissions on affiliate recruitment are also paid out, as well as matching and rank achievement bonuses.
Prime My Body Affiliate Ranks
There are ten affiliate ranks within the Prime My Body compensation plan.
Along with their respective qualification criteria they are as follows:
- New Star – recruit and maintain at least one commission qualified affiliate, refer and maintain one retail customer, earn at least $20 in residual binary commissions a month and generate 200 GV a month
- 4-Star – recruit and maintain at least four commission qualified affiliates, refer and maintain two retail customers, earn at least $250 in residual binary commissions a month and generate 2000 GV a month
- Bronze – recruit and maintain at least five commission qualified affiliates (three on one side of the binary team, two on the other), maintain two retail customers, earn at least $500 in residual binary commissions a month and generate 5000 GV a month
- Silver – recruit and maintain at least five commission qualified affiliates (three on one side of the binary team, two on the other), refer and maintain three retail customers, earn at least $1000 in residual binary commissions a month and generate 10,000 GV a month
- Gold – recruit and maintain at least six commission qualified affiliates (four on one side of the binary team, two on the other), refer and maintain four retail customers, earn at least $2500 in residual binary commissions a month and generate 25,000 GV a month
- Emerald – recruit and maintain at least seven commission qualified affiliates (four on one side of the binary team, three on the other), refer and maintain five retail customers, earn at least $5000 in residual binary commissions a month and generate 50,000 GV a month
- Diamond – maintain at least seven commission qualified affiliates (four on one side of the binary team, three on the other), maintain five retail customers, earn at least $10,000 in residual binary commissions a month and generate 100,000 GV a month
- Double Diamond – recruit and maintain at least nine commission qualified affiliates (six on one side of the binary team, three on the other), refer and maintain six retail customers, earn at least $25,000 in residual binary commissions a month and generate 300,000 GV a month
- Triple Diamond – recruit and maintain at least twelve commission qualified affiliates (eight on one side of the binary team, four on the other), refer and maintain seven retail customers, earn at least $50,000 in residual binary commissions a month and generate 600,000 GV a month
- Black Diamond – recruit and maintain at least fifteen commission qualified affiliates (ten on one side of the binary team, five on the other), refer and maintain eight retail customers, earn at least $100,000 in residual binary commissions a month and generate 1,000,000 GV a month
Prime My Body count retail customers as a non-affiliate who has purchased at least one product within the last month.
GV stands for “Group Volume” and is sales volume generated by downline affiliates (retail sales and their own purchase of product).
Note that up to 40% of total monthly GV requirements can come from any one unilevel leg.
Retail Commissions
Prime My Body affiliates earn an approximate 10% to 30% commission on retail customer orders. A fixed 10% commission is paid on preferred customer orders.
Preferred customers are retail customers who opt in for a monthly autoship order.
Recruitment Commissions
Active Prime My Body affiliates earn a 25% commission on product pack purchases by newly recruited affiliates.
Residual Commissions (unilevel)
Prime My Body pay residual unilevel commissions 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.
Prime My Body cap payable unilevel levels at seven, with commissions paid on GV generated across these seven levels.
How many unilevel levels a Prime My Body affiliate can earn on is determined by rank:
- New Star – 20% on level 1 (personally recruited affiliates)
- 4-Star – 20% on level 1 and 15% on level 2
- Bronze – 20% on level 1 and 15% on levels 2 and 3
- Silver – 20% on level 1 and 15% on levels 2 to 4
- Gold – 20% on level 1 and 15% on levels 2 to 5
- Emerald – 20% on level 1, 15% on levels 2 to 5 and 10% on level 6
- Diamond and higher – 20% on level 1, 15% on levels 2 to 5 and 10% on levels 6 and 7
An Active Affiliate is an affiliate who has sold or purchased at least one Prime My Body product during a thirty-day period.
A Qualified Affiliate is an Active Affiliate who has recruited at least two affiliates who have each purchased an affiliate Product Pack.
Residual Commissions (binary)
Prime My Body pay residual binary commissions via a binary compensation structure.
To qualify for residual binary commissions, a Prime My Body affiliate must be Active and Qualified (see residual unilevel commission qualification).
A 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 that there is no limit to how deep a binary team can grow.
Each Prime My Body product and affiliate Product Pack has a base point value attached to it:
- NanoEnhanced – 60 points
- Prime Protein Superfood – 28 points
- Vitality Life Boost for Men – 45 points
- Hydrate Luxe Daily Moisturizer – 30 points
- Lift Firming Cream – 50 points
- Personal Pack – 60 points
- Starter Pack – 179 points
- Business Pack – 357 points
- Premium Pack – 536 points
These base point values can be increased via affiliate recruitment:
- recruit and maintain two Active Affiliates and receive a 50% point bonus (1.5x)
- recruit and maintain four Active Affiliates and receive a 100% point bonus (2x)
As products are purchased and/or sold within the binary team, Prime My Body tally up points generated on both sides.
For each 200 points matched on both sides, a Prime My Body affiliate is paid $20.
Leftover unmatched points are carried over, with binary commissions capped at $75,000 a week.
Matching Bonus
Prime My Body pay a Matching Bonus of up to 50% on residual binary commissions earned by downline affiliates.
The Matching Bonus is tracked via the same unilevel team used to pay residual unilevel commissions, capped at at seven levels of recruitment.
- New Star affiliates do not receive a Matching Bonus
- 4-Star affiliates receive a 10% match on level 1 (personally recruited affiliates)
- Bronze affiliates receive a 10% match on level 1 and 5% on level 2
- Silver affiliates receive a 20% match on level 1 and 10% match on levels 2 and 3
- Gold affiliates receive a 20% match on level 1 and 15% match on levels 2 to 4
- Emerald affiliates receive a 20% match on level 1 and 15% match on levels 2 to 5
- Diamond affiliates receive a 20% match on level 1, 15% match on levels 2 to 5 and 10% match on level 6
- Double Diamond and higher ranked affiliates receive a 20% match on level 1, 15% match on levels 2 to 5 and 10% match on levels 6 and 7
Rank Achievement Bonus
Prime My Body reward affiliates who qualify for the 4-Star and higher affiliate ranks as follows:
- 4-Star – $250 a month
- Bronze – $500 a month and 100 Digital International Media, LTD shares
- Silver – $1000 a month and 200 Digital International Media, LTD shares
- Gold – $2500 a month and 400 Digital International Media, LTD shares
- Emerald – $5000 a month and 800 Digital International Media, LTD shares
- Diamond – $10,000 a month and 2000 Digital International Media, LTD shares
- Double Diamond – $20,000 a month and 4000 Digital International Media, LTD shares
- Triple Diamond – $30,000 a month and 8000 Digital International Media, LTD shares
- Black Diamond – $45,000 a month and 12,000 Digital International Media, LTD shares
Rookie Bonus Pool
Each month Prime My Body place $5000 into the Rookie Bonus Pool.
New Prime My Body affiliates can qualify for a $500 share in the pool by
- generating 2500 GV through affiliate recruitment and
- personally recruiting at least four affiliates
A Prime My Body affiliate is classified as “new” if they’ve been with the company for less than 30/31 days (depending on the month they signed up).
Joining Prime My Body
Prime My Body affiliate membership is $39 a year.
When signing up, a Prime My Body affiliate can choose to purchase an optional product pack:
- Personal Pack – $199 (1 bottle of NanoEnhanced Hemp Oil and one month commission qualification)
- Starter Pack – $357 (3 bottles of NanoEnhanced Hemp Oil and one month commission qualification)
- Business Pack – $714 (6 bottles of NanoEnhanced Hemp Oil and two months commission qualification)
- Premium Pack – $1071 (10 bottles of NanoEnhanced Hemp Oil and three months commission qualification)
- Premium Pack+ – $1014 (6 bottles of NanoEnhanced Hemp Oil and two months commission qualification)
- Sample Pack – $980 (35 NanoEnhanced Hemp Oil 10 ml sample bottles and two months commission qualification)
Note that while purchase of the above packages is technically optional, a Prime My Body affiliate must recruit at least two affiliates who each purchase a package to qualify for MLM commissions.
Conclusion
Prime My Body’s compensation plan is a hit and miss, with unfortunately more misses than hits.
The company does have customer requirements but they apply only to residual unilevel commissions. The rest of the compensation plan is geared toward affiliate recruitment.
Off the bat we have some major pseudo-compliance going on with Prime My Body’s affiliate Product Packs.
Technically these are an optional purchase for newly recruited affiliates but to qualify for MLM commissions (Qualified Affiliate), a Prime My Body affiliate has to recruit two affiliates who purchase a Product Pack.
This creates a huge financial incentive for upline affiliates to pressure their recruits to buy in with a pack, which they themselves probably did for their own upline.
With this in mind the affiliate Product Packs are hardly “optional”. If every Prime My Body affiliate opted not to purchase a Product Pack, nobody would be earning MLM commissions.
Although not direct pay to play, Prime My Body still force affiliates to purchase product in order to earn MLM commissions. Their version of it however is indirect pay to play.
The commission paid out on the packs is chain-recruitment:
In order to help our Affiliates cover their cost of the package they initially purchased when they joined PMB and to quickly create a profitable business; we pay the sponsor 25% of the first package that their new Affiliate purchases.
The financial upline motivation is loud and clear, with the interests of a newly recruited affiliate secondary – if it’s even considered at all.
Direct recruitment commissions then become residual, so long as a Prime My Body affiliate qualifies an Active affiliate with a monthly $60 self-purchase order (typically autoship).
This can be a retail order (including preferred customers), but outside of residual unilevel commissions isn’t required.
This means it’s entirely possible for a Prime My Body affiliate to ignore residual unilevel commissions and still ultimately max out the compensation plan via affiliate recruitment.
Prime My Body’s Rank Achievement Bonuses are another compliance issue, specifically the offering of shares.
As per the Prime My Body compensation plan:
Various ranks have a number of shares associated with it.
These are shares of common stock in the parent company of PrimeMyBody, which is Digital International Media, LTD.
At the time of publication Digital International Media does not appear in the SEC’s Edgar database.
That makes any offering of shares (whether virtual or otherwise) an unregistered securities offering.
As far as regulation goes, this is probably Prime My Body’s most clear-cut compliance violation.
With respect to Prime My Body’s product line, hemp oil alone seems pretty cheap. A quick search reveals it costs less than $10 for an 8 fl oz bottle.
Prime My Body’s NanoEnhanced Hemp Oil is marketed as a formulated supplement, but is that worth $149 for a 1.8 oz bottle?
Vitality Life Boost for Men is a testosterone supplement. Again a quick search reveals a plethora of comparable products at around the $50 mark.
The key ingredient of the Prime Protein Superfood is 15 grams of protein per serving.
Irony of ironies, Nutiva have a hemp based equivalent product that also delivers 15 grams of plant-based protein per serving.
Prime My Body’s Prime Protein Superfood is $60.50 for a 38 oz canister. $50.99 will get you a 48 oz canister of Nutiva’s Hemp Protein.
My point is not to rubbish Prime My Body’s product offering and I’m certainly not claiming the products don’t work as advertised, but rather to illustrate that they don’t appear to have retail viability.
I can’t see anyone other than affiliates buying the products, which when combined with direct and residual recruitment commission, is your typical recipe for an MLM pyramid scheme.
Throw in a possible security violation and you’re not left with a lot to work with.
Pending drastic changes to the business model and compensation plan, consideration of Prime My Body as a legitimate MLM business opportunity leaves a lot to be desired.
Great article. My wife is being recruited for this company. Your article helped me to make the right decision.
This company is AWFUL…. poorly organized and impossible to get answers to questions. Stay away! This is NOT a place to invest your money.
I and 5 colleagues regret even signing up and cannot get anyone to help us get our money back. It sure seems like a scam to me!!!!
Prime My Body is a rebranded version of Quicksilver Nanoemulsified Colorado Hemp oil, same scientist same charts.
They are liars telling people their product is unique. They charge more for their product for a pretty label and MLM marketing plot.
Unless you like to sell, sell, sell and try to convince your prospects that this is the best stuff on the market for the price (it’s not…I’ve done so much research and the Quicksilver brand is the exact same thing) then PASS on this. Typical MLM awfulness.
I joined and bought the premier pack for over $1K and two weeks later they came out with a better product. No refund of my inferior bottles. No exchange program. I feel like I was kicked in the gut.
I will say the product is GREAT. I’ll just buy the Quicksilver brand when I run out of the 10 bottles I bought because I want nothing to do with this MLM scam.
Unfortunately, I got sucked into joining this company back in March as a “Founder”.
The unprofessionalism that ensued within this company, magnifying exponentially behind a web of constant excuses and lies.
Double charges, over charges, declined charges – all related to a merchant in Mexico under the category of “meat industry” or “freezer industry” – under the guise that they just can’t find a merchant, because they’re in the Hemp Industry.
At one point, we were waiting over six weeks to even receive our orders, and no way to contact them but through the Support system on the website (where most of the time they never bothered to respond).
I then uncovered the most disturbing web of scams and lies behind the Executive Level of the team, that spans back years and years involving things way darker than I thought I discover involving conspiracy, mail fraud, violations of interstate banking laws, and RICO violations.
Google Paul Rogers and CieAura, Lexxus International, and their lead marketer JT and BurnLounge (just the tip of the iceberg).
Guess what? You can order this same Hemp Oil directly from Quicksilver for a much lower price, with no transaction issues, from a US merchant, and immediate shipping and processing.
For those who like the oil, just get it from the source. I don’t trust these guys one bit, and I hope the FTC begins an investigation. I believe there is something much darker going on behind the scenes that they are hiding.
STAY FAR AWAY!
This company has the GREATEST cannabidiol product in the world. Yes they have had issues. But here is the truth:
We now have better prices than Quicksilver. Dr. Chris Shade who is world renowned would never get involved with a management if they were not in highest integrity.
The reason why they haven’t been able to get a good credit card / bank merchant is this: a combo with mlm (too fast growth – they are afraid of chargebacks) and cbd.
Yes their customer support is very slow most of the time – but we always receive answers!
And Sylvia – get your money back – for what? Your $39 enrollment fee? Your amazing oil? They don’t even have a money back guarantee, so you knew your risks. But I will gladly buy products from you. I always run out. All of us does. So I am confused what you exactly mean.
This is also one of the most solid lucrative comp plan I’ve ever seen.
This article could have been written towards any MLM – so I am confused how to bashes simple MLM concepts. I started chuckle even reading it.
Neither sure why they are talking about security violations – as they haven’t even started selling stocks. Too many off things in this article. Not well researched.
So why are shares tied to Prime My Body affiliate ranks in the compensation plan?
There’s nothing chuckle-worthy about potential securities violations. Ditto getting paid to recruit new affiliates.
Oz, lots to chuckle about! Like it’s compared to regular plain hemp oil! And how they say how the structure pressures people! Far from the truth! Lol. And many more!
They aren’t on the stock exchange yet! Before that they will of course have everything in place! I think that’s laughable to think otherwise. 😉
They have a big legal time, they are here to stay.
Also Paul Rogers made a small mlm company to go global and grew to a $600 million company.
They don’t need to be. Virtual shares of any kind are a securities offering.
And generating most of your revenue from affiliates instead of retail customers = pyramid scheme. So says the FTC.
Yep.
That’s because MLM stands for Multi-Level MarketING. It’s something that you DO – it’s not a thing.
MLMing is a negative action with its own definition that causes financial harm – unless you break the law by being a recruiter and constantly lie to people. Statistics prove it over and over again.
It’s an action like “stabbing” someone to kill them with a Henkels knife. I like Henkels but I’d never stab anyone. The product is merely a supportive role for the action.
I don’t condone MLMing, or “companies” that use that method to move product. The owners’ intentions cannot be pure from the get go.
Good for you for buying oil elsewhere, figuring it out, and being a good person for not ripping off friends and family.
Spot on article. I am speaking from the same perspective as Whistleblower, since I, too, bought in as a “Founder” and went through all of the hassle.
People, listen up! Quicksilver Scientific is what you want; or go try Charolette’s Web out of Boulder, CO. Either way, stay away from this shady business.
I haven’t had any of those bad experiences with the company at all. I’ve been in primerica and kyani which I got out of because it wasn’t this.
My team and the people I work with haven’t experienced any of this
Thank you for this! I was feeling alone in the awful mess I went through with this company.
My poor affiliates I signed up got there cards declined and unable to use for fraudulent charges. Didnt recieve there aorders for months with no response from customer service. They have no phone number to be reached at??
The BBB rating is horrible. Wish I did more research before joining.
They are targeting holistic practitioners to sign up their trusted clients. Something in my gut said this company is off! And after looking into things, I was right.
It only about signing people up, not helping people heal with natural medicine. Even pharmaceutical companies dont charge $150 a month for medication. This is way over priced and a disgrace to the cannabis industry.
Do the right thing and be honest when signing people up. Inform them that the cost of the oil is so high to pay out everyone in the company, because that is all this is actually about, not helping people with plant medicine.
The pyramid structure is in almost everything almost every business. When you walk into a grocery store the people at the bottom of the pyramid are the ones at the counter and stocking the shelves come on people it’s how things are structured.
This business is in no absolutely no way a scam. It has empowered and gives any person the opportunity to create A living for themselves, and a living that helps people be healthier.
As a stay at home mom, I am thrilled and delighted to be a part of this amazing amazing company in.
Nobody said anything about “pyramid structures”. Recruitment scams in MLM = pyramid scheme.
MLM pyramid schemes are scams, so that destroys your misdirection attempt.
And you being “thrilled and delighted” at the prospect of getting paid to recruit is neither here nor there.
Clearly you have a reading comprehension problem, since NOBODY MENTIONED “pyramid structure”. Pyramid SCHEME was mentioned.
If you can’t tell the difference between the two, that’s on you. One word has six letters, the other has NINE letters. Can you count? One two three four five six seven eight nine?
There’s an interesting review about some shady facts they are pitching, about the size of the Hemp CBD market and their “opportunity”, which talks about how they’re misleading affiliates by combining market data for marijuana and hemp: marijuanamedia.com/hemp-hucksters-prime-my-body/
Sounds like the IPO stuff is part of the marketing pitch too, which is technically a securities offering even if it doesn’t exist yet.
I had a gut feeling this company was bad! I was spot on.
When people started asking real questions about the product, they closed down all their sponser sites.
Thank god I only wasted my initial cost for the first bottle.
I had a request last week to publish an updated Prime My Body review.
Other than some minor compensation plan adjustments there wasn’t really much to update. So rather than pen a new review I just went ahead and updated the details in the original review.
Of note is the Digital International Media, LTD, which has been scrubbed from the Prime My Body compensation plan documentation.
I wasn’t able to find any information on whether this still exists, so I’ve left it in. I have a feeling it might be hush-hush now.
STOP!!! Do not join this MLM company it is shocking what they can do.
If you read all of the Affliate papers before you sign you will find that they covered all the legal basis to screw you.
I joined and made them money but when I saw the overcharged my credit car and the sales tax on each bottle was not right. The shipping on a 4lb box was $28 and it took 4 weeks to arrive.
We it was time to pay my commissions the locked me out of my account. Now I have to deal with the over charges and trying to get what they owe me in small claims.
Oh how I wish I saw this before I bought 1K worth of product that I NEVER got! I am so angry.
Every time I contacted customer service, I only got an automated email response. What a bunch of hucksters. I called my credit card company and their investigation will take another 2 months.
And here I thought I had finally found a great product that would really help people in chronic pain. I have only doubled my pain since dealing with these company. STAY AWAY FROM THEM!
TRUTH!! The owner of this PMB company has been by far the most incompetent owner CEO I have ever been affiliated with.
First, we enter into the Founders Circle which now means nothing. Then try getting questions answered by maybe two people that are on support team. Then no answer. So we write to support again and still no answer.
Then the CBD bottles are broken with oil everywhere. Try getting a new shipment. No way so money lost.
Oh then commissions don’t get paid out. They are supposed to pay once a week but they failed to fulfill that commitment.
Then the Comp plan chsnges making it a reduction in our commissions by 99 percent.
Auto ship has not been legally and properly set up, so some affiliates get commissions even if they are not getting monthly auto ship. Hey!!
Merchant accounts is a joke. It started in South Africa, then Mexico Guam NYC. Try getting charged from all three merchants for one single order.
This company JT, Paul Rogers (kissing cousins) have made network marketing a joke. Do not join this company. You will become depressed anxious hairless and suicidal. All things CBD oil is supposed to help with.
One more thing. Affiliates… stop saying it cures disease. You’ll get your biz shut down. My opinion it should be shut down.
You got that right Lorelee! I have no one to blame but myself for not checking out this shady company.
You don’t need to be a shill for this company. Go buy your CBD OIL from any of the companies on Charlotte Web, and DEACTIVATE your account with these frauds. They are ripping you off.
Do not buy into this mess!! There are several Hemp oils out there that use the same technology and delivery system.
These company are less expensive and they also pay affiliates for selling their product. Your order is delivered in 2 days with minimal shipping cost.
PMB never paid me a cent of my over $500 commissions they made up stories like I charged back my credit card, or your check must have got lost in the mail it will cost $35 to get a new check, my card was over charge due to math errors on my receipts that were never refunded, they sent me receipts in pesos.
NO< NO< NO this is bad business all the way around. PLEASE GET OUT WHILE YOU CAN.
I’ve been with PMB since June 2017, 7 days before they launched to the public.
In the beginning as with any new company, they were unorganized and had a lot on their plate. It was difficult to get answers. BUT over the past 19 months they’ve come a long way.
In the beginning the demand far exceeded their supply, but there have been few shipping delays once they got it running smoothly.
The products are absolutely the best. Period. Other brands CLAIM to have the same technology and delivery system, but they do not.
PMB has 6x the bioavailability of any other hemp oil. Dr Shade was contracted to design our hemp oil. It is not the same as Quicksilver. It’s the purest, most potent and most absorbable.
Per Dr Shade: Unlike other liposomal products using low grade phospholipids that breakdown and do not deliver compounds effectively, our high-grade phosphatidylcholine phospholipids are smaller, more stable, single-layer spheres which maximize bioavialabilty of our hemp oil.
Now, you can go buy something that says CBD on it for less – but you don’t know what you’re getting or even if there’s any cbd in it.
PMB is transparent. Every batch has it’s Certificate of Analysis posted on line for you to see. Our hemp oil is extracted via a 2-part process 1) Ethanol Extraction – which brings out the oils, cannabinoids and resins from the plant to provide raw materials; then goes through a secondary purification process called….>
2) Simulated Moving Bin Chromatography – a high-end extraction method which pulls out the THC in the extraction process.
Our oil containes less than .01% (actually more like .001%) THC compared to others at .3%. It’s a shame there are some on here who are disgruntled. I’m guessing they didn’t succeed in the business side, but it’s a shame they didn’t recognize the quality and the benefits of this hemp oil.
As with any new business – there’s a learning curve. When a new restaurant opens, my family waits a few months to try it out, so they can work out the kinks.
Those complaining above posted in the first 6 months. Things are smoother now. Support offers an online inquiry with questions or issues. But they now also have a live chat, which has been incredible. That was a game changer.
It’s a fantastic company, a comp plan that gives you several ways to earn money, and quality products that I’m proud to share with others. We are the first Hemp Oil to go international.
We recently launched in Japan and Taiwan, soon China, MX and Canada. And other countries next year.
I’m not real up on Crypto, but they are the first finished product to have a crypto token – allowing for the expansion across the globe.
Regardless of the unhappy people posting above – there are thousands of incredible success stories from people using PMB hemp oil and success stories of affiliates. So if you’re wanting to get into the hemp oil business, I would recommend taking a closer look.
The key is to use the products yourself and share your own story with others. Sorry some had a bad experience, but after 19 months – I don’t share their opinion of the company or the products – not even a little bit.
The beginning was rough, but they’re running great now. We just launched our new PrimeMyPet hemp oil, made specifically for dogs and cats. An amazing new Hydrate skin moisturizer that is hemp infused, because hemp is excellent for your skin.
A new hemp infused Lip Balm, which is coming very soon. We’re only 2 yrs in and are growing fast and spreading around the world. It’s a quality product line, company, and a fantastic opportunity.
That’s nice. Now did Prime My Body address the offering of shares in violation of securities law or autoship recruitment concerns?
I am researching this company because a medical doctor I see shills this stuff. There is an updated compensation plan which I believe came out in 2022.
The commenter “Cindy” claims: “Dr Shade was contracted to design our hemp oil. It is not the same as Quicksilver.”
I am guessing she never looked at the Quicksilver website and found that they work with companies and do private labeling, custom manufacturing, wholesale distribution, and retail/reselling.
Based on that alone I do not think it is unreasonable to presume PMB is not manufacturing the products they offer.
I worked with Prime for a long time.
These guys are profound liars and thieves. Profound meaning the massive volume of their deceit. And profound in how well they hid it.
Oz, to my knowledge, no they never addressed the violation of securities laws. They essentially just did a “fundraiser” early on.
We bought some form of stock, god knows if it was even real, and I think we shareholders only got one or two updates over the next 5+ years. And it was nothing but lip service at that.
Rumor has it that Paul & JT have been pulling dividends on their stock for years, while no one else heard a word.
I haven’t verified that, and it comes from a source who had seen the books. I’ve still got my stock certs if you’d like to see.
As for the stock we all supposedly earned for rank advancement, lol yeah, we never heard another word about it once they changed the Comp Plan. Thieves.
The Founders Circle was yet another creative lie to sell product/raise money. The big promise was a percentage of profit if you hit the rank of Emerald and sustained it for some period. Yet they knew the rank would rarely ever be achieved.
Bigger than that, Paul let it slip once that the company wouldn’t be earning actual profit, per the legal business definition, for years.
Snake, he organized the books in a way so that there never would have been any payout anyhow.
About DIMG, that’s been around for some time. I think it was also the parent company to Burnlounge back in the day. You could probably look that up.
What I’ve been told by that same person who had seen the books is that there were 7 shell companies that shuffled money from Prime ultimately to a company in the British Virgin Islands. I think that BVI company is DIMG.
Another insider rumor, Prime didn’t charge taxes on purchases in Mexico for a very long time, if ever. They pitched it as passing on the savings while the company was as still in NFR.
A former employee of the company shared that the real reason Prime didn’t charge tax in Mexico is because they weren’t paying their taxes in Mexico!! Sounds like them.
The laundry list of former affiliates who hate Paul & JT guys is long. Countless numbers of affiliates who felt cheated, lied too, betrayed.
Prime was known for abusing the massive loopholes in the Policies & Procedures to cut off affiliates checks once they left. Anything to spite the people who saw through their lies and deceits. And to save money for a dying company
Last thing, and this one I know for a fact, not just a rumor. Their weight loss product is deliberately mislabeled in an attempt to hide from the FDA.
The primary product, Vibe, is a vibrational form of HCG. HCG for weight loss is a BIG no-no with the FDA. They’ve shut company’s down for such usage.
Prime’s product is kind of like a homeopathic version of HCG, in that ultimately you just have a bottle of glycerin with the vibration of HCG in it. Difference is that a homeopathic version starts with a physical compound and titrates/dilutes it down til there’s essentially nothing left.
Prime used a technology that was somehow able to imprint the frequency, the vibration, directly onto glycerin.
So “technically” there is no physical HCG in it. So “technically” it doesn’t need to be labeled. And so they didn’t. Oops! Yeah right.
The product was marketed as a “vibrational technology”, deliberately misleading and withholding the fact that it was a vibrational form of HCG, stimulating the aame pathways in the body as any homeopathic version did.
I was told explicitly by JT, “If you say HCG, the FDA will shut us down!”. So yeah, they knew exactly what was going on.
Given the health concerns associated with HCG, and the stern stance held by the FDA, disclosure was necessary. Instead, they lied and made everyone complicit.
I had already decided to leave, before I discovered all this about their weight loss product. It was kind of the final nail in the coffin of my exit.
These actions constitute a severe breach of health and medical ethics, as well as countless laws.
Summary – RUN!!!
I don’t know if they’re still in business, or if so, how.
And let me finish with this. An 8-figure earning MLM friend with super high, profound morals once told me, “More important than the product, service, or timing, is who you’re working with. Do your due diligence.”
I really wish I’d done better homework on these guys. They left a long trail of tears behind them, from most everybody ever involved.