Melaleuca Vitamins Reviews and Complaints

I can testify to this myself, as they are continuing to harass me and make unauthorized charges on my credit car. The sent me products I did not order and when I refused the product, they are charinging me for the shipping and return shipping. They are spending more money trying to get that $16

I'd be very careful taking any notice of the above review. Total garbage.

Melaleuca products are awesome, clean, green and effective. Taken through a very stringent process to meet quality control.

Our family has proven health results, medically verified after using Melaleuca supplements. We love them.

Got they right. Same experience!

Anyone is crazy to get involved with this company on any level. I just signed up to buy a few products. When they arrived and decided not for me, i had to jump thru hoops to cancel. Ridiculous!

Have to write 50 words to post here. Already had my say.

Don't say we didn't warn you. Scammer company

This is a bunch of bull there vitamins are the best on the market.

lets do the 60 minutes health test,, your vitamins nutrilite vs peakperformance pack...and lets put some $$$ just for fun how bout $1000 dolars.. we take our vitamins we check blood preasure,glucose, heart rate ..we eat a biscuit or pancake, we wait 60 minutes and then we check,it back..or we can take a complete blood test,and one after 60 minutes....

I have to say you must operate differently than the "team" I meet last night. A friend told me about this new "wellness" program she is a part of and wanted me to come to a meeting with her.

When I asked her about what the specifics were, she was very evasive. She mentioned there being hundreds of products and implied that these products were more like services, as she referenced chiropractics, personal training, a fitness center, etc. What she failed to tell me is that her fitness instructor sells Mellaleuca. When I arrived at her house and was expecting to hear all about different dietitian programs, personal training options, etc., I felt Shangahi'd when a Mellaleuca presenter began a computer slide show.

I was mad. These are not my types of thing, and to be more or less tricked into coming to a meeting tells me that business doesn't just sell itself. There was absolutely no mention of a minimum dollar amount order. In fact, when they talked about purchasing 35 points worth of product per month, I asked if this was required, or if it only meant you would get the discounted rate if you purchased 35 points.

The response I got was, "You don't have to purchase 35 points worth, but you will want to to keep your account in good standing." What exactly does this mean?

I think the answer she should have said is, "Yes, you must purchase 35 points worth." When I went into another room, I heard the presenter whispering, saying he doesn't think I'm going to sign up. The woman, who sat perched right on my side the whole time, said, "Oh, I think she will!" This was the most uncomfortable, awkward "meeting" I've ever attended and totally an unprofessional / unethical way of running a business.