I sympathize with your predicament.
1. I think you should make a clean break from Herbalife. Cancel your
autoship, give up your distributorship. If you have frontloaded
inventory, do what you will with it, but don't order anymore. (Try to
return for a refund).
2. Get out of the "I want to help people" mentality - That's what gets
a lot of MLMers in trouble - A kind heart coupled with unreasonable
trust of MLM corporations. If people want your help, let them ask for
it. Nobody likes unsolicited help - especially when the helper has a
profit motive.
3. I think others may have more educated opinions on this, but I will
bet that you do not have legal recourse against Herbalife. Even if you
have a case, I doubt if you will find a lawyer to take the case unless
you are willing to pay 3-400 an hour. These corporations didn't get to
where they are without having an army of lawyers to cover their
behinds. Besides, I think you pretty much sign away your rights when
you sign up.
4. Unfortunately, I don't think there are easy answers for your debt.
One thing I do know - Stay away from the debt relief companies that
advertise constantly on radio and stuff. I hear most of them are
scams as well. My personal opinion is that you just have to pay your
debts off. I think there may be genuine debt restructuring
organizations out there, don't know how to find them.
Good luck ......
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<klpegg71@..
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> Hi, I am new to this group and was involved w/ herbalife for 2 years (2
> years toooooo long). Anyway, when I got started I was looking for an
> extra $500 per month and still be able to stay home with my kids. I
> had no credit card debt & had time w/ my family. I know this is what
> most people are looking for when they start a home based business but I
> had this and I quickly lost it. I soon accumulated alot of debt, had
> no time w/ my family (including my new born son), and my marriage
> became rocky. I would like suggestions as to how a person gets all of
> this "investment" paid off w/out filing bankruptcy and still be able to
> live. Anyone ever file legal recourse against Herbalife and if so what
> came of it? I am now retailing the products barely because I like to
> help people but there is no profit in it as it is all going to credit
> cards. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, karen
>
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