NEFFUL USA REFUSES TO BACK UP FRAUD CLAIMS WITH DOCUMENTATION
A multi-level marketing company just proved why transparency matters.
Nefful USA contacted BehindMLM on September 24th demanding that a review of the company be removed, alleging it contained "false and misleading information." But when asked to provide specifics, Nefful USA went silent.
Two days later, the company finally responded. The problem, according to Nefful USA, was that the review relied on compensation data from Taiwan rather than the United States. The qualifications listed were inflated by roughly 30 times because they used foreign currency.
Fair point. A four-year-old review warranted an update.
The reviewer offered a straightforward solution: provide the correct U.S. compensation plan, and the review gets updated.
Nefful USA sent back some rank qualification numbers. They claimed that reaching manager level requires $5,000 in group volume (GV), Area manager requires $20,000 GV, and Area General Manager requires $200,000 GV. They also demanded the removal of photos and the name of Chairman Toshiya Kamijo, claiming privacy violations.
But there was still a major gap. Nefful USA provided qualification thresholds—how much money you need to move up the chain—but never sent the actual compensation plan showing how much money distributors actually earn.
The reviewer pressed the issue directly on October 2nd: "I asked for a copy of Nefful's USA compensation plan. You didn't provide it."
The response also addressed the photo demand. Using media under fair use doctrine is standard journalistic practice, not a violation requiring permission.
"I'm happy to update the review with the provided GV amounts and include a note that Nefful refused to provide a copy of its US compensation plan," the reviewer wrote.
That was weeks ago. Nefful USA hasn't responded since.
The silence speaks volumes. A legitimate company fighting misinformation would gladly hand over documentation proving its income claims. Instead, Nefful USA offered half-answers and then disappeared when pressed for the actual numbers.
Anyone considering joining Nefful USA should ask themselves why a company willing to fight for its reputation online won't simply produce the paperwork to back up its claims.
🤖 Quick Answer
What complaint did Nefful USA file against BehindMLM?Nefful USA requested removal of a company review, claiming it contained false and misleading information. The company alleged the compensation data was inaccurate, citing reliance on Taiwan figures rather than U.S. compensation plans, which allegedly inflated qualifications by approximately thirty times due to foreign currency conversion issues.
How did Nefful USA respond when asked for specifics?
Nefful USA initially remained silent for two days following the request for documentation. Subsequently, the company provided explanation regarding currency discrepancies between Taiwanese and American compensation data, suggesting this accounted for the alleged inaccuracies in the original review.
What solution did the reviewer propose?
The reviewer offered a straightforward resolution: Nefful USA should provide the correct U.S. compensation plan documentation. This would enable the review to be updated with
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