Plexus Pink MLM Review - Is This One MLM For the Ladies?

Plexus Pink is one of the may MLM opportunities out there that presents itself as a Health and Wellness company. They are located in Scottsdale, Arizona and are completely up-front with their contact information; they give you their phone and fax number right at the top of the Plexus Pink home page. It could be just another strategy for lead-capture, but you never know.Their primary goal is to give people the chance to own their own business and have fun at the same time; Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that the general rule of thumb with all MLM business models? Plexus Pink's Mission Statement is just as simple. They want to promote health person to person. Maybe they are trying to present an image of transparency. Let's take a closer look at this MLM company to see if it's all it appears to be.One thing I thought highly of was the Breast Cancer theme. With a theme that emotional, you have an automatic customer pool and a strong chance to grow your downline fast. From that standpoint, Plexus Pink holds a good chance of making your MLM career do what it should, which is let you gather some passive income over time.Some of the products you have to pull in commissions from are a breast health cream, massager and weight-loss gum (I'm assuming that's an appetite suppressant). I noticed something about the breast cream; the ingredient list has quite a few things in it that are good for you and are all-natural, like Spirulina (blue green algae) and Safflower Oil. I was under the assumption that most of them need to be ingested to have beneficial effects. That's only my opinion but you might want to do some additional research before you jump in with both feet as this wasn't something I could test out over time, understand what I'm saying?To be fair, the cream has the advantage of reducing friction when doing a breast self examination and it will make your skin healthier (it contains Aloe Vera and vitamin E) so it's not bad for you, I just don't know if it's any better than any other product on the market. My advice here is to check out Plexus Pink's product line and do some comparison shopping. After all, a little retail therapy never hurt anyone.Next up: The MLM Business Opportunity.You have two ways to become a member of Plexus Pink's MLM community. You can either enroll as an Associate for a price of $49.95 or you can enroll as an "Ambassador" for $99.95. If you're going to sign up, I would suggest the second; they give you your choice of products in the amount of $200 retail. At least this way you have a tangible product to get started with. It doesn't look all that different from the associate package though. As a Preferred Customer, you seem to get a discount on autoship agreements for Dr. Spencer's Breast Cream. So far, the MLM structure is pretty standard.The matrix is a little harder to pin down. Plexus Pink tells you that they have 9 income streams but they don't really give you any solid information on them. Maybe you have to sign up in order to know what they are or they like to let you know face-to -face (or phone-to-phone as the case may be). That blows my transparency theory out of the water though. If they don't give you any solid numbers in the beginning, how do you know you will get them in the end?I like the concept Plexus Pink has used to bring this MLM business opportunity to us but they don't seem to have the company very well put together. Maybe after some reworking on their website it will become a more viable option, but in the meantime I'll hold off on a solid recommendation for a little while longer.