DON LAPRE – SCAM ARTIST OR NOT?

How many of you out there think Don Lapre is a big scam artist? Is he or isn’t he? For those of you who don’t know who he is, Don Lapre is the fellow endorsing The Greatest Vitamin in the World vitamin supplement and business opportunity.

17 Responses to
“Don Lapre – Scam artist or not?”

Claud says
October 17, 2006 2:45 pm

I’m not sure about this guy. He sure is charismatic and engaging. Is he too good to be true?

Well, how can he claim to have already paid out millions to his independent advertisers if he is a scam artist?

Scott says
October 18, 2006 11:25 am

I agree with Susan. It’s hard to believe that he’d be around this long with that infomercial promoting the business opportunity The Greatest Vitamin in the World if he was a scam artists. No, I think he’s the real deal. Look at the testimonials. The authorities would have his butt if he was lying about this stuff. I’m sure someone can verify that information, eh?

Brent says
October 18, 2006 8:10 am

Don Lapre is the guy who used to do the Making Money show right? Didn’t he do an infomercial about placing tiny little ads to make money? Hahahaha That guy cracks me up! What a joker! Anyway. Seriously though. I think I heard somewhere, can’t remember where, that he had some troubles with bankruptcy and issues with that old program, The Making Money show. But, everyone deserves a second chance, even Don Lapre, right?

Susan says
October 18, 2006 11:25 am

I think you’re absolutely correct Brent. Everyone does deserve a second chance, even Don Lapre.

Darnell says
October 19, 2006 9:17 am

No, Don Lapre is not a scam artist. I read on the Internet that he had some troubles and made a bad business decision with that old company, but that is all in the past. Some hooligans ended up running the old company or bought it or something, but Don Lapre’s name was still on the product. Then, those people ended up doing some not so good things with customers, but the people thought it was all Don Lapre because his name was on the product, when he was actually not in that particular business anymore. Strange how stuff happens. So, the story goes that Don had his name dragged through the mud from things that had nothing to do with The Greatest Vitamin in the World, or with him for that matter.

Hahaha Tiny little ads… geez time flies doesn’t it?

Philly says
October 20, 2006 3:37 pm

I don’t think Don Lapre or The Greatest Vitamin in the World is a scam. He seems like a really honest guy, and he’s really trying to help the nation get healthier with his products. I’ve taken The Greatest Vitamin in the World and it’s really really really great. I noticed a difference in my energy and sleeping almost right away. I love his infomercials, too!

Susan says
October 20, 2006 7:26 pm

I’m going to try it myself then. Thanks to Philly’s post, I did a search for him on the Internet and found a website www.breakingnewsinvitamins.com where you can order The Greatest Vitamin in the World and any of his new supplements The Perfect Pill(s). Not only that, but you can become an Independent Advertiser for the company for only $35! That’s a bargain and seems to me to be very worth it to try it out. I think everything seems worth it. I’m going to give Don Lapre a chance.

Claud says
October 20, 2006 9:03 pm

Hey Susan, is it $35 to become an Independent Advertiser for Don Lapre and The Greatest Vitamin in the World AND you get a bottle of The Greatest Vitamin in the World AND any of the new The Perfect Pill supplements? That seems awfully cheap and is probably a scam if you ask me.

Susan says
October 20, 2006 9:47 pm

No! Sorry if my post was confusing. What I meant is that you can become an Independent Advertiser for only $35. If you want to try The Greatest Vitamin in the World or The Perfect Pill supplements, that is an additional separate cost. Cheers!

Claud says
October 21, 2006 4:16 pm

Thanks!

LaToya says
October 25, 2006 10:39 pm

Shooooot! Don Lapre? He ain’t no scammer. He’s the Bomb! You can’t be that fired up about something and be scamming people. It ain’t right. Ya know?

Celly says
October 25, 2006 11:25 pm

That’s the truth, LaToya!

Shannon says
October 25, 2006 11:58 pm

I’ve had my doubts about Don Lapre, too. He’s so animated and energetic that I almost wonder if he’s on something…and I don’t mean The Greatest Vitamin in the World, ya dig? Ahhh, I’ll give the old man a break. He looks pretty nice actually. And the bottom line is that the officials are so darn good at crackin down on people nowadays, that I doubt anyone can get away with anything, including Don Lapre and his The Greatest Vitamin in the World.

Nancy says
October 25, 2006 12:09 am

I actually know someone who is an Independent Advertiser for Don Lapre and he sells The Greatest Vitamin in the World. He’s received checks for his work, and they’re always on time. He’s actually making quite a bit of money from it. Not enough to quit his day job though, but he also isn’t putting as much effort into the business as he could. I think after the first of the year, my friend is going to hit it hard and really try to make the business work to see how much he can actually make. So, to answer the question of whether Don Lapre is a scam artist or not, well, I vote NOT because I’ve seen that he actually pays his Independent Advertisers! Hope that helps!

Brian says
October 27, 2006 1:19 pm

That’s great info Nancy. Thanks for sharing that about Don Lapre. He seems like a decent enough man to me. I think he is not a scam artist either. And, I think it’s worth the $35 dollars to see for yourself to all those who are curious. Why don’t you try it out. There is a guarantee of some sort on the website, so see how it is and then report back to all of us.

Sarah says
October 28, 2006 3:03 pm

I love this forum everyone. What great input.

I second that Chief Brian! Don Lapre…here I come…I’m going to sign up to be an Independent Advertiser myself and see how much money I can make with The Greatest Vitamin in the World. Let’s do it! I’m going to walk the walk and see if you talk the talk!