The book Formerly Filthy Rich - My Scandalous Life with a Billionaire Cougar by Adam Baker is a book so controversial it has been banned by Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Check out the blog at www.formerlyfilthyrich.blogspot.com to read more about Adam and his life as a "trophy" husband to one of Forbes fifty wealthiest women. The details in the book are explicit and it's a page turner. It is still available on eBay.
i can bebelive that sandy tollitson the founder of nuskin has the money to bann and buy our right to free speach
WTF???
slcsexaddict ty for the link
Interesting. Many of the links to this book are suddenly dead ends. Makes you go "hmmmmm?".
Man, I've gotten a HUGE kick out of reading those chapter excerpts. It NEVER ceases to amaze me, the depths of hypocrisy that individuals and institutions can go to, in the pursuit of money and power ... or drugs and boy toys in her case! lol
Thanks for sharing, SLCSEXADDICT.
Thanks for sharing, SLCSEXADDICT.
Hey. No knocking buying boy toys. 
Nuskin is a greedy corrupt company, they have to regard to the community in which they are located. I have a good friend battling with this company that tells everyone one thing, then proceeds to use it's government influence and money to try and buy what ever it wants.
Evil Empire is a better name for NuSkin.
Evil Empire is a better name for NuSkin.
BLUEEYESINUTAH wrote:
Hey. No knocking buying boy toys.
Hey, you're not a hypocrite about them, you're quite well open and forward! LOL
UTAHSEEKER wrote:BLUEEYESINUTAH wrote:
Hey. No knocking buying boy toys.
Hey, you're not a hypocrite about them, you're quite well open and forward! LOL
Well, I've been meaning to work on that.
ABCWOMAN wrote:
Nuskin is a greedy corrupt company, they have to regard to the community in which they are located. I have a good friend battling with this company that tells everyone one thing, then proceeds to use it's government influence and money to try and buy what ever it wants.
Evil Empire is a better name for NuSkin.
I have long since boycotted NuSkin products just on their business practices alone.
Slap suits make it easy for someone with money to control those with out. You do not have to be in the right to sue someone and shut up their right to speak. Corporations by their very nature are not good public citizens. There are a few that are but not most. The bigger they get the worse they are in general and tend to insulate the owners or directors from real responsible actions.
if you want the book its is on ebay they havent been able to shut that down yet
I worked for nuskin for 9 months, I couldn't stand the corruption there. I couldn't stand helping the customers get ripped off, and telling them how awesome the vitamins are. The whole thing is a massive scam that forces tons of people into bankruptcy.
$45.00 for the economy "5-back" bar of soap. If their 'distributors' don't sell a certain amount of product every month, they lose their level, so they're forced to buy the product themselves.
They have this supposed "force for good" where they give beans and rice to starving kids in Africa. Every employee gets "points" to get free nuskin products every month, soap, shampoo, tons of crap like that. I didn't want the crap, I didn't want to use it, I just wanted to donate a bag of beans and rice to feed kids in Africa. I asked to do that instead, was told "It was too expensive" um....so....beans and rice cost more than your SOAP and shampoo and vitamins to make, and you're a "Force for Good" ?
They have this supposed "force for good" where they give beans and rice to starving kids in Africa. Every employee gets "points" to get free nuskin products every month, soap, shampoo, tons of crap like that. I didn't want the crap, I didn't want to use it, I just wanted to donate a bag of beans and rice to feed kids in Africa. I asked to do that instead, was told "It was too expensive" um....so....beans and rice cost more than your SOAP and shampoo and vitamins to make, and you're a "Force for Good" ?
Oh, and just like many other businesses, if Nuskin wasn't focused in Provo, a place with a large base of students desperate for jobs/money, I sincerely believe it wouldn't exist today. They picked an excellent location to keep their crappy ass business running.