In a message dated 10/17/04 1:29:46 AM, branden_jms@... writes:

<< The motivation for TNI to use such shameless tactics is to fire-up their

distributor base, nothing more. It has to be difficult to sell $42 bottle of
Noni

juice blend when there are companies out there sell 100% pure Noni for half

the price.


Branden >>

Not to difficult of for those who want the original and the one most endorsed
by the scientific community. Sales continue to grow in the US and around he
world.
Monthly Revenue
$40,000 in sales the first month
$1 million in the fourth month
$5 million in the ninth month
$10 million by TNI’s 2-year mark in June 1998
$15 million in November 1998
$20 million in March 1999
$25 million in May 1999 (still not even 3 years of operation)
$30 million in December 1999
$35 million in March 2001 (in less than 5 years of operation)
$40 million in June 2003
$41 million in September 2003
$2 billion cumulative sales in June 2003

Money paid back to distributors: $1 billion cumulative as of September 2003
Awards
2003 Best of State award in Utah
2002 Inc. 500’s #26 fastest-growing company
2002 Touted by Griffin-Hill, an independent marketing research firm, as one
of the fastest-growing private companies in America with fewer than 10
companies equaling TNI’s growth
1997 Finalist Western Regional U.S. Entrepreneur of the Year

Tahitian Noni International started out in a warehouse in Lindon, Utah, with
130,000 bottles of TAHITIAN NONI® Juice sitting on pallets as marketing
strategies solidified.

That seemed like a lot of juice then, but now, worldwide, people are buying a
bottle of TAHITIAN NONI Juice every two seconds.

Headquartered in a 150,000 square-foot corporate office complex in Provo,
Utah, TNI has put TAHITIAN NONI Juice into the hands of millions of people in 60
countries, with distributors in 72 countries.