YOOZ prices crashed this year. Is social selling to blame?

If you joined YOOZ in 2019, congratulations, a million-dollar salary is not a dream.

However, in the second half of 2021, joining it could be fatal.

At this time, you either choose a well-managed big brand, at least like RELX, which knows how to manage uniformly and set unified requirements and conditions. They also know to treat distributors well, preventing market prices from becoming chaotic. Considering the impact of short-term gains, this is currently unachievable.

But YOOZ is different. If your distributor simply doesn't care, or is indifferent, complaining about price chaos is useless. If you are in the same city, and you sell for 20 while he sells for 18, you have no way to compete with him. Malicious competition is always like this. The same product is better priced.

On the other hand, there are too many newcomers now. To save three to five bucks, they buy WeChat business pods, and everyone in the circle knows that selling pods online is illegal, so who is still selling genuine ones?

Unlike RELX, YOOZ really helps the police catch people. They have a lot of YOOZ products, but they don't like to do anything that can't be done early, making them a major source of fake pods. Even the well-known brand VIK has the audacity to openly pair with YOOZ.

The crash in YOOZ prices ultimately stems from the brand itself.