Welcome to my Zilis review! You may have heard of this company from a friend you bumped in a grocery store or from a stranger in a coffee shop. More often than not, these people have gift of tongue to convince you and trigger your curiosity about the product. Now, let’s try to look deeper about Zelis.
Zilis Overview
A direct sales and MLM company focusing on the Health and Wellness niche, dubbed as both ‘The Solution’ and ‘Compassionate Capitalism.’ Zilis is a for-profit company with a mission to eradicate child malnutrition around the world. In order to achieve this mission, Zilis has developed its own unique solvable powder formula packed with vital vitamins, minerals and other nutrition elements that can cure malnutrition in children under an affordable price tag.
This will have a strong appeal to people who feel driven to make a difference in the world – which is exactly what you want in a leader.
Here is their mission:
Launched on 17th August, 2015 and headquartered in Texas, United States of America. Zilis is owned and operated by prominent entrepreneur Steven Thompson, who apparently commands plenty of prior experience of operating in the direct sales industry. However, there appears to be a lack of information on possible co-founders. Furthermore, even the information available on Steven Thompson appears terribly lacking.
The official Zilis website is here.
Zelis Multi-level Marketing System
The main product in offer by Zilis is its powder formula that is constituted by so much nutritional wealth that daily administration could eradicate malnutrition in a child. Steven Thompson gained inspiration for Zilis after being touched by consequences of child malnutrition, as well as the economic hardships faced by healthy individuals across America and the globe.
There are two ways to contribute towards the Zilis mission; become either an ambassador or partner. A partner is simply an individual who wishes to financially support the cause by purchasing $19.99 30-Days Nutritional pack, which would sponsor one child for a month-long nutrition drive (It is recommended by Zilis that each child receive two consecutive months of administration in order to remove malnutrition). Keep in mind that because Zilis is a Limited Liability Company with profiting interests, you are only making a purchase that would be directly sent to malnutrition camps.
In order to make an earning, prospective earners will first need to become ambassadors. Zilis offers four membership packages; starting from a $99 basic enrolment and lasting up to $1049 Gold Pack (which also provides 50 Nutritional packs to children afflicted with malnutrition). Ambassadors who successfully recruit new ambassadors and partners to Zilis are compensated under three earning streams.
The first stream is recruitment bonus, which is received upon a successful purchase by the recruited ambassador. The second stream provides bonus whenever a recruited ambassador make a new purchase in the future, and lastly, the third stream is the residual bonus, which is earned whenever the recruited ambassador recruits a new ambassador (the purchases made by the second-tier ambassadors will provide a bonus as well).
Here is a webinar explaining the Zilis Opportunity:
Is Zelis a scam?
Despite being identical to all other similar wellness programs, and the cliché back-story, the Zilis mission still appears interesting. If you are a prospective investor, Zilis looks promising enough to be worth considering. However, stay cautious of the poor public information at display (Who is the team? Who prepares the powder? Where has the owner worked before? Where does it all go? Who is benefitting?). The lack of transparency is only detrimental to the company’s humanitarian cause. In conclusion, it may be more beneficial to check for alternatives in the wellness sector who are more transparent and open about their business.
Time will tell if Zelis will be a true contender.
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