Thread: Reserve Your Cup, telling us selling coffee is the "Path to Freedom"

Yep,

ANOTHER scam MLM trying to con people by telling them selling coffee is their "Path to Freedom" Reserve Your Cup

This one has the 2 Stooges of MLM, Doyle and OHein spruiking its' value, so you just KNOW it's doomed.

From the RYC webpage:

this product is the largest traded commodity in the world, second only to oil,

So,

they're right, coffee IS the second most traded commodity on the planet after oil.

My question would be: Why mess around with number 2,

why not get onto number 1 and trade in oil ????

The answer is obvious, and the same things apply to coffee, ESPECIALLY when you're going to be attempting to sell coffee in boxes of single serve sachets.

"EVERYONE" needs oil or oil products, why not get into MLMing oil ???

Trading a Commodity is NOT the same as selling coffee at the retail level.

Can you imagine trying to sell 2 ounce sachets of gas to your friends and family ?

ESPECIALLY when all you're doing is attempting to sell instant coffee.

It's not even specialty coffee.

And, what's more, if people don't know there IS such a thing as specialty coffee, how on earth are they going out into the marketplace ??

How many sources of instant coffee could the average US, British, European or Australian consumer access would you think ???

Does Reserve Your Cup REALLY think someone can walk in off the street, buy a starter pack and break into well established markets dominated by multi national companies???

ESPECIALLY markets without any commercial possibilities.

When was the last time you went out and paid top dollar for a nice cup of instant coffee ???

Even McDonalds knows better than to use instant coffee.

What coffee do your family and friends use ???

If they always buy one favourite brand, is "Reserve Your Cup" good enough to get them to change the habit of half a lifetime ???

If they buy what ever's cheapest, can "Reserve Your Cup" match the price of what ever's on special at the supermarket/gas station/corner store this week ???

Is buying "Reserve Your Cup" more convenient in autoshipped boxes than grabbing a jar at virtually any store ?? Does it offer different roasts or beans ???

IOW, why on earth would ANYONE choose to buy coffee from an MLM company ???

How much instant ""Reserve Your Cup" coffee would a salesperson need to sell to make a buck, ESPECIALLY without selling the "opportunity" as well ???

If selling the "opportunity" is where you intend to make your money, FAWGEDABOWDIT

Originally Posted by littleroundman

Yep,



This one has the 2 Stooges of MLM, Doyle and OHein spruiking its' value, so you just KNOW it's doomed.

dreamlife/david reid is also pimping this one.

I think they are talking about drinking from each other's athletic supporters.

Originally Posted by Whip

I think they are talking about drinking from each other's athletic supporters.

Thanks very much, Whip.

Now I have an image burned on my brain that will take years to remove.

Originally Posted by Whip

I think they are talking about drinking from each other's athletic supporters.

I thought they were bypassing the supporters and.... oh, wait, this is a family forum...!

Originally Posted by baylee

dreamlife/david reid is also pimping this one.

HeHe,

yet ANOTHER reason people should be wary of investing their money into an overcrowded and overcatered business.

Now we have the "usual suspect" MLM pimps bringing up the success of Starbucks as "proof" of the earning potential in coffee.

Gimme a break.

Capitalizing on the success of a multi billion dollar business and competing with them by selling instant coffee in overpriced single serve packets ????

You gotta be kidding me.

They say setting lofty targets is good for the soul, but this is bloody ridiculous.

Originally Posted by laidback

I thought they were bypassing the supporters and.... oh, wait, this is a family forum...!

Oh geebus,

now I'll never be able to close my eyes ever again.

Originally Posted by laidback

I thought they were bypassing the supporters and.... oh, wait, this is a family forum...!

They haven't been able to get their 'straw' mlm for their favorite sexual activity off the ground yet.
I guess at the moment they are only working on their 'gay-cups'.
Think Keurig is shaking in their boots yet?

Originally Posted by Whip

They haven't been able to get their 'straw' mlm for their favorite sexual activity off the ground yet.
I guess at the moment they are only working on their 'gay-cups'.
Think Keurig is shaking in their boots yet?

Biting my tongue not taking up this straight line....!

Well,

here we are on July 29 and the Reserve Your Cup "prelaunch" scheduled for June 1 either didn't take place or was carried out in secret.

How surprising NOT,

yet another silly bunch of fraudsters promising people will make millions selling single serves of instant coffee in an already overcrowded market.

Hopefully there were not too many unsuspecting victims of this pig.

Just like a squillion other shysters, Javita/Reserve Your Cup are urging people to get into the coffee business, saying coffee is "the second most traded commodity in the world" and "consumed by millions of people every day"

Both claims are entirely true, HOWEVER, Javita/Reserve Your Cup want you to believe members can make millions by selling "the second most traded commodity in the world" in boxes of single serves:


Good luck to anyone who thinks for a second he or she is gonna get rich selling coffee packaged in the most expensive way possible - single serve straws.

Forget the compensation plan, forget the "magic" ingredients.

At the end of the day, you'll be selli......err.....attempting to sell.......boxes of single serve sized instant coffee.

Mr Starbucks must be laughing in his breakfast cereal every time he sees the cost of his product being compared to single serve straws of instant "Javita" coffee.

Originally Posted by littleroundman

Just like a squillion other shysters, Javita/Reserve Your Cup are urging people to get into the coffee business, saying coffee is "the second most traded commodity in the world" and "consumed by millions of people every day"

Both claims are entirely true, HOWEVER, Javita/Reserve Your Cup want you to believe members can make millions by selling "the second most traded commodity in the world" in boxes of single serves:


Good luck to anyone who thinks for a second he or she is gonna get rich selling coffee packaged in the most expensive way possible - single serve straws.

Forget the compensation plan, forget the "magic" ingredients.

At the end of the day, you'll be selli......err.....attempting to sell.......boxes of single serve sized instant coffee.

Mr Starbucks must be laughing in his breakfast cereal every time he sees the cost of his product being compared to single serve straws of instant "Javita" coffee.

You may be surprized at how many single serves of coffee or sugar or jam or vegemite or whatever are consumed in a day....
Obviously not in the average home but in the hospitality industry, coffee shops etc...

Originally Posted by okosh

You may be surprized at how many single serves of coffee or sugar or jam or vegemite or whatever are consumed in a day....
Obviously not in the average home but in the hospitality industry, coffee shops etc...

No,

I wouldn't be surprised at all.

However, anyone who thinks they are going to get in on supplying high priced single serve packets of coffee to commercial businesses is welcome to go for it.

I may be completely wrong.

Perhaps in the USA consumers are quite prepared to pay a premium for the privilege of being handed a single serve of instant coffee in a straw at their local coffee shop.

Perhaps there's an untapped market out there of motels and offices who are waiting with bated breath for their friendly neighbourhood MLMer to come along and offer to satisfy their need for instant coffee enhanced with herbs in handy-dandy single serves. at outrageous prices.

Who knows ???

Watch and see as reality bites: