If you’re reading this review right now you’re probably looking to join cPrime and you’re doing some research on the company which is the right thing to do before joining any company. Here is some third party non-biased information about the company that can help you make a better informed decision. I am not a member of cPrime so you can rest assured that the information I give here is strictly for review purposes as I don’t have any affiliation with this company.

Who is cPrime?

cPrime is a new fairly new mlm company headquartered in Draper Utah, founded by former BurnLounge rep and University of North Carolina running back Mr. Rob DeBoer. If BurnLounge sounds familiar it’s because is crashed and burned after the Federal Trade Commission busted it up after being tagged as a “pyramid scheme”. According to resources Rob was one of the few implicated due the large amount of cash ($300,000) he made during his time with the company. Rob has since moved on and started cPrime which is buzz right now in the mlm industry.

What Is The cPrime Product Line?

The main cPrime product is the Neo band bracelet which is somewhat similar to the EFX power bracelet and really is targeted towards athletes, people who are into health, strength and athletic performance. The company and he has done a great job of branding this product by getting some endorsements from high profile athletes and  people who love the product like skateboarder Robert Dyrdek, Tiger Woods, and NBA player Devin Harris just to name a few. Even though there is no scientific proof behind the product it definitely played a positive role in many lives and is getting great reviews stating that it has improved strength, flexibility, and balance. The company states the following regarding its products:

cPRIME products incorporate a proprietary patent-pending technology that acts as a bioantenna, altering the way your body interacts with its electromagnetic environment, which may help to balance and optimize biological responses.

cPRIME Business Opportunity

As far as I can tell the compensation plan looks fair, it’s a binary plan that offers 7 ways to generate income. They have a retail bonus, a first to order bonus, dual- team bonus, matching bonus, bulk order bonus, lifestyle bonus and the leadership pools for the top movers and shakers. Your success just like any other mlm company won’t rely solely on the compensation plan but your efforts outside of that. Overall the business plan looks good and really can be very lucrative if the product is marketed properly.

In Closing…

The cPrime business model seems to be pretty credible and the product itself it getting great reviews so it must be working for many people out there. They seem to have a good leader in Rob DeBoer who bounced back from an unfortunate situation with a prior company and started cPrime that again is creating major buzz right now. Is this opportunity for everyone? I would say not, especially if you are not a product of the product. If you don’t believe in the product then you should stay away all together or ultimately you will fail. Your success in this industry is always going to be based your ability to market, generate leads, and sponsor people into your business and with that your income potential with cPrime is limitless. In order to do that you’re going to need to have a proven Attraction Marketing system that will show you how to brand yourself as a leader and generate income even when people say no to your business opportunity.

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