Collect Direct’s website is currently locked behind a password:
Seeing as Collect Direct is signing up distributors…
…I’m not sure why this is the case.
Collect Direct’s official FaceBook page suggests the company is in prelaunch:
Note this profile isn’t linked from Collect Direct’s website. Either way, if Collect Direct is in prelaunch then this isn’t at all communicated from their website.
Through a bit of research we come across Don and Nancy Carson, Collect Direct’s Master Distributors:
As per the March 22nd YouTube video above, the Carsons name Dave Jordan as Collect Direct’s owner and CEO.
Dave Jordan (right) is best known in the MLM industry as the founder and CEO of Valentus. The Carsons are former Valentus top earners.
Valentus
launched in 2014 sold a range of “functional beverages”. On the MLM side of things Valentus ran an autoship recruitment focused compensation plan.
Over the course of business, Valentus was constantly dogged by controversy;
in 2017 Valentus was at the center of a counterclaim alleging
raiding, extortion and RICO violations
;
in 2017 Valentus’ then coffee supplier filed suit alleging they were
owed $3.18 million
;
in 2017 the UK
cracked down on the sale of Valentus products nationally
;
in 2019 Valentus’ coffee
tested positive for amphetamines
;
in 2019 New Zealand authorities
warned the public not to consume Valentus coffee
;
in 2019 the FDA issued Alternative Laboratories, a supplier of Valentus’ supplements, a
warning notice
; and
in 2019 Singapore
issued a health warning for Valentus’ coffee
after it detected phenethylamine (PEA)
in 2020 the FDA informed Dave Jordan that it
classified certain Valentus’ products as “drugs
under section 201(g)(1)(B) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act”
In March 2023 Dave Jordan announced he had
sold Valentus off to Paul Pearson
.
Under Pearson’s ownership, Valentus continues to operate as Valentus Global.
Collect Direct’s website domain registration was last updated on February 24th, 2023 –
before
Validus’ sale was made public.
Read on for a full review of Collect Direct’s MLM opportunity.
Collect Direct’s Products
Collect Direct markets a range of collectibles owned by Dave Jordan.
Collectible categories featured in Collect Direct’s marketing include basketball, baseball, hockey, Nascar racing, football, comic books and toys.
If you want physical examples of the collectibles Collect Direct will offer, Don Carson’s uploaded a “
warehouse tour
” to YouTube on July 1st.
Pricing isn’t available due to the nature of collectibles, but as I understand it retail customers will be able to browse collectibles for sale son Collect Direct’s website.
Collect Direct’s Compensation Plan
While retail commissions are available, Collect Direct’s compensation plan focuses on recruiting affiliates on a monthly autoship order.
Collect Direct Affiliate Ranks
There are fourteen affiliate ranks within Collect Direct’s compensation plan.
Along with the
🤖 Quick Answer
What is Collect Direct's current operational status?Collect Direct operates with a password-protected website while simultaneously recruiting distributors. The company's official Facebook page indicates a prelaunch phase, though this status is not clearly communicated on the main website, creating ambiguity regarding its actual market position and operational readiness.
Who are the key figures behind Collect Direct?
Don and Nancy Carson serve as Master Distributors for Collect Direct. They identified Dave Jordan as the company's owner and CEO. Jordan is primarily recognized in the MLM industry as the founder and former CEO of Valentus, a functional beverage company launched in 2014.
What is the connection between Collect Direct and Valentus?
Dave Jordan founded Valentus in 2014 before establishing Collect Direct. The Carsons, who now promote Collect Direct, were previously top earners within Valentus's distribution network
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