Sibu Review - A Real Network Marketing Company Or Another Dead Sibu Sea Fish?

Sibu? I think I might have bought one of these back in the 80s when Russian cars were cheap and cheerful. Okay, so maybe we're talking about a network marketing company and not a two-door petrol guzzler. Either way, you need a few facts to make up your own mind if this is the home-based business for you, right? I get you, let's take a look in that case at the Sibu home based business opportunity to see if it's a good fit.If you're thinking about becoming a distributor and have run across the all the Natural Health and Beauty company Sibu, you may want to read carefully through this next review just so you know exactly what their products are and how they go about marketing them. These are the facts you need in order to weigh up the pros and cons of multi level marketing in the twenty first century. Read on...Sibu has developed a line of products from the Sea Buckthorn plant that are packed with essential omega oils. They also mention the science behind it which is that the omega groups of oils improve heart function and enhance brain health. They also load their products with every anti oxidant they could find along with amino acids, vitamins and minerals. None of this is anything we haven't seen before in this type of product but at least it's all healthy.Now don't get me wrong, Sibu's products work just as well as any other product out there. One thing a lot of people have noticed though is a unique smell; not a bad smell, just a unique one. That could be a turnoff for a lot of your customers. In the words of Sibu, this "Holy fruit of the Himalayas" is able to deliver nutrition in a way that nothing else in the world can do. On top of this the Sea Buckthorn plant is apparently only able to be harvested for two months out of the year. The latter I can believe, the former is just a tad outrageous if you ask me. How on earth can they expect you to believe they can supply the world with a product line developed from a plant that has such a limited harvest window? Can you say marketing hype? I guess you have to expect that from an MLM. Their products have a price tag that is fairly reasonable though.To buy into the Sibu opportunity you only have to grab one of their sample packs and they go for the reasonable price of $19.95 which is also completely reasonable. If you want to get on board in a big way, you can always three months worth of supplies for $200 which is not bad all things considered. Sibu realizes that the environmental movement has is catching on in a large way and follow fair trade practices by working with the local Tibetan community with fair wages as well as respecting the environment in every way possible to ensure sustainability. It's entirely plausible that they mean but exactly what they say; at least we can hope so.Once you're an affiliate of Sibu Beauty, you have a couple of options open to you:1. You can use the web site they give you and funnel traffic through that. This way all of your sales are recorded automatically, cutting down on a lot of your work load.2. The other route you can choose to take is to get personal with your customers. The advantage with taking this route is that you have the opportunity to grow your down line as well as pull in some income with some product sales. Another advantage here is that Sibu claims that half of the revenues in the company are slotted for the compensation plan. Personally I think this is much more of an advantage for you.There are a couple of drawbacks to Sibu's MLM opportunity though. There's really only one level in your downline with commissions of 12% after a $25.00 sale and there are new retail locations that carry their line of products. If you are anywhere close to one of these it could put a serious dent in your plans. I won't knock Sibu's products because they do perform beautifully; unfortunately, the MLM opportunity is just not there. Considering that's what you're in the market for then I would suggest moving on to a network marketing company that has a few more streams of income to turn your efforts into hard earned cash.