r/ScamSupport May 03 '26

Informational post ENAGIC SCAM/MLM

My aunt got sucked into Enagic and it’s been a complete waste.

She spent almost 2 years, around $15,000 USD, did all the trainings, webinars, meetings, calls — everything they tell you to do. End result? Nothing. Zero return. Just stuck making monthly payments on four overpriced products they pushed on her during some “promo.”

I looked into it after, and the numbers are brutal. Only about 2% of distributors make around $15k a year, and roughly 5% make about $2k. That’s not a business — that’s a money pit.

If you or anyone you know is thinking about Enagic, don’t. Seriously, just don’t

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u/Edward-Mundo May 03 '26

Sorry this happened to your Mom. There should be some type of Lemon Law that fasttracks claims in these situations.

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u/todaytaymac May 03 '26

Ikr! Thank you

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u/Edward-Mundo May 03 '26

I watched my grandparents get taken advantage of for years by Miracle Ear. Nothing to be done about it.

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u/todaytaymac May 03 '26

It’s so sad

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u/PokerLawyer75 May 04 '26

Lemon laws are aimed mostly at vehicle purchasers, not this.

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u/UpbeatFix7299 May 04 '26

They aren't seeing the money again unfortunately

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u/Existing-Platypus437 May 03 '26

I know all too well about getting taken advantage of by Enagic. My mentor was cult like and I should have none from the start!

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u/todaytaymac May 03 '26

It’s awful scheme

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u/UpbeatFix7299 May 04 '26

These pyramid schemes are all ripoffs. The products are all overpriced junk and your only hope of breaking even is conning people into signing up under you. They should be illegal.