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Is Trump Network Scam?

The news surrounding Donald Trump's The Trump Network is causing quite a bit of noise. A search of the internet shows quite a lot of information about the Trump Network. Scam websites are not showing any complaints about The Trump Network at this time.

Donald Trump is a controversial figure in American business. He has taken a lot of abuse for his real estate dealings, and even for his popular reality show franchise, "The Apprentice". True to form, he is taking heat for his recent purchase of Multi-Level Marketing Company, Ideal Health. Part of the uproar is because of what he has said about MLMs in the past.

Back in the days of Johnny Carson, Donald Trump mocked the MLM Amway. Now he is touting the benefits of his very own MLM. People don't know what to make of this thing which is Trump Network. Scam is too strong a word to use when describing his sudden change of heart. Perhaps I should use the word "curious" to describe his recent actions.

The Trump Network is going to focus on two major segments of the population, the baby boomers and the overweight. They are selling a vitamin supplement, which seems like old news. They have a new twist to their product, though. You take a home test to determine what nutrients your body requires. Then you order a month's worth of a custom made supplement. Your order is put into auto ship and your credit card is billed automatically every month when your order is shipped.

The other major product they are selling is a weight loss product. I know what you're thinking. Is there a Trump Network scam at work on the overweight? I don't know, because I've never heard of a diet program quite like this. You get one meal and 5 snacks a day, again, available on auto ship for your convenience. They say this is because recent research has shown many small meals during the day are superior to tree large meals.

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