** What You Won't Find On The Website **
R-Garden is an analogy to The Little Engine That Could. Don Smyth, the founder, started selling enzyme products from a small room in his home. He and his wife, Helen, spent their days on the phone talking to people about enzymes. They took the orders, filled them, and shipped them to customers, all out of their spare room. Since they spent most of their money acquiring the products for their customers, they used network marketing as a way to spread the word. In a year's time they had outgrown that spare room and opened an office in the Seattle area.
In one year, the small enterprise had grown enough that Don and Helen decided to move out of the big city and into the country, where they could experience greater health benefits from cleaner air, cleaner water, and less stress. So they packed up and moved to Kettle Falls in Eastern Washington, near Lake Roosevelt. R-Garden has been there ever since.
R-Garden's not like other network marketing companies. It's a company with heart. Its owners are real, honest people who practice what they preach. They don't require anyone to pay just for the privilege of purchasing their products: they're available to anyone. They don't sell sales aids to make money: they're sold at cost. They sell books about health at below cost. Their compensation plan isn't just easy to understand; it's fair. And they're products are not only the most beneficial you can find on the market, they're also the most economical. I can't say enough about R-Garden and their commitment to helping people become healthier.
R-Garden has a full line of health products. It carries enzymes, probiotics, green superfoods, herbal blends, flower essences, vitamins and minerals, and special formulas of the highest quality. With a 90 day, money back guarantee on all their products, they back up everything they sell. And with 15 years behind them, the loyalty they have from their customers is truly a testament to this great company.
See for yourself why R-Garden is the best kept secret in health and wellness.
R-Garden sounds great but are you able to make the big profits that other MLM companies hype about? It's hard selling things below cost while still making money. While nice, it doesn't pay the bills, so to speak. Folks want some insurance they're going to make money.
Jerry
www.leads4insurance.com
Posted by: Jerry | October 12, 2007 at 08:36 AM