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I've gotta say, I'm surprised to see Q Sciences make it out of 2023 alive. I had Q Sciences on the top of my MLM dead pool list this year, especially after seeing such bad press on them in the back half of the year. They had an anemic convention in September, which I thought would have been the nail in the coffin, but they somehow managed to tread water through the end of 2023. I would put money on them not making it to their March convention in 2024. Hope they have a refundable deposit!
Q Sciences has taken legal action against former ambassadors, and mailed out mass collections notices a couple of days before the US Thanksgiving Day holiday. They have slimmed down their product line considerably, yet haven't introduced anything new. For those in the business, this is not a good sign. Their product person is no longer with the company, neither is the App and Web designer. I wonder why that would be?
I don't want to say cult-y vibe, but….
Information control at it's finest. A closed circle of communication and everyone drinks the Kool-Aid. If someone goes against the collective, there are repercussions. I've even heard of leaders with burner phones sending threatening text messages to people that leave Q Sciences or say something negative about it. Those on the inside will dismiss all evidence of shady business practices, and believe what the corporate office presents to them, all without question. Through fear and manipulation, Q Sciences keeps a tight leash on everyone within the company. They will spin product issues, inventory issues, staffing issues, shipping issues, sales dips and make it all seem as though decisions are being made for the benefit of the field. It's only a matter of time before the masses open their eyes and see what they have been a part in, but by then it will be too late for many.
Q Sciences has earned a reputation in MLM for buying leaders with contracts and then locking them into Q Sciences so that they cannot leave. They talk about the importance of having multiple revenue streams, but with the other side of their mouth they tell you that you cannot work anything else because your team will become confused. They push you into these index savings funds that I've seem so many people lose a fortune on when they try and roll it over into something that will actually make money. None of the surrender fees and commissions that are taken out of your account are explained in detail before you hand over your money.
Q Sciences has recently been the focus of some controversy over THC in their products. The company never owned up to this, and simply sold through the product for profit, and then pulled the hemp line off the website. None of the recent products are really different from anything else out in the market. Their long time chief science officer is gone, as is their VP of Product Development, with no announcement or explanation. Seems like some hard times for Q Sciences.
My experience is similar to other reviews that I've read here. Product delays and excuses are one of the only consistent things about Q Sciences. Their Sprays, Greens and Vitalize products are always out of stock and the excuse is lack of ingredients, or the vendor, or shipping, or packaging, or explosive growth to the point where they can't keep product in stock.
CEO is always coming on their live feed stating 20%-40% growth just about every month, but IMO he is playing with the numbers. He will change the metric that he is comparing, which means there is absolutely zero consistency. Sometimes it will be against the previous month, or past 6 months, or same month last year, or percentage of new enrollments, or a specific country (not all), or percent of auto-ship, or number of rank ups…. whatever looks good at the time. Just look at the graph reported on this site, sales were flat 2 years straight and then suddenly nearly doubled?? I'd like to see the proof of that, because it doesn't feel like business was booming in 2022 at Q Sciences. There was a mass exodus of top earners and layoffs in the corporate office.
I watched an opportunity presentation not long ago, where they used the same infamous "S Curve" slide that supposedly shows Q Sciences growth. I saw this same slide with someone else presenting Q Sciences over 3 years ago. Their leadership team says that the company is in momentum and that is it the perfect ground floor opportunity, yet its been around for over 10 years.
They seem to be having product inventory issues constantly, and someone mentioned that they are having to pull product from that didn't sell in Europe just to try and fill some backorders in North America. That product apparently has reached it's sell-by date, and the owner said that it's fine since customers should use the product within 30 days anyway. I think that says all that you need to know about quality control, and product safety. Shameful.
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