True Value Savings operate in the e-commerce MLM niche and are based out of Florida in the US.

Heading up True Value Savings are owners Teresa Mongar and Debbie Miles.

We have each participated in multiple network marketing companies in the past. We are well versed in what “doesn’t work”.

At the same time, our previous experiences have helped us put together a company that we truly feel will change the way MLM network marketing companies are doing business.

On the MLM history side of things, in 2011 Teresa Mongar was heavily promoting
That Free Thing
on Twitter.

The URL she used would suggest that That Free Thing was “better than” Groupon. That Free Thing as it was known in 2011 does not exist today.

That same year Mongar was also promoting
AutoXTen
:

Dependent on the recruitment of new affiliates to pay commissions, AutoXTen collapsed shortly after launch.

Mongar was also an affiliate of
Zeek Rewards
, an $850 million dollar Ponzi scheme. Her name appears on a list of net-winners published by the Zeek Rewards Receiver:

All those on the list stole at least $1000 from Zeek Rewards victims. The total amount Mongar made in Zeek is unclear.

Debbie Miles’ past MLM adventures include affiliate membership with
LifeVantage
(dietary supplements), Scent-Sations (candles) and
Amega Global
(magic wands).

Read on for a full review of the True Value Savings MLM business opportunity.

The True Value Savings Product Line

True Value Savings has no retailable products or services of their own. Instead the company maintains an e-commerce portal, stocked with third-party products and services.

These are presumably supplied through affiliate agreements between True Value Savings and the respective companies’ the products and services belong to.

Examples of products and services offered through the True Value Savings platform include:

beauty and skin care

weight loss

fitness

water filtration systems

health and wellness

coffee

pet products

mobile

electronics

travel

miscellaneous (more)

As for the e-commerce platform itself, True Value Savings use PageDown Technology’s PDShop:

PDShop is available from PageDown Technology’s website for between $39 to $149.

The True Value Savings Compensation Plan

The True Value Savings revolves around the acquisition of retail customers and recruited affiliates, and their purchase of products and services supplied through the True Value Savings e-commerce platform.

Commission Qualification

All True Value Savings affiliates must generate at least one retail sale a month (through the e-commerce platform) in order to qualify for commissions.

Commission Payouts

Due to the products and services being sold through True Value Savings belonging to third-party companies, True Value Savings are paid first before commissions are paid out through the compensation plan.

The amount they are paid is a percentage of the sale made. True Value Savings do not publicly disclose the percentages they are paid, statin


🤖 Quick Answer

Who are the founders of True Value Savings?
True Value Savings was founded by Teresa Mongar and Debbie Miles. Both founders have extensive experience in network marketing, having participated in multiple MLM companies previously. They established the company based in Florida, United States, with the stated goal of reforming business practices within the MLM e-commerce sector.

What is the business model of True Value Savings?
True Value Savings operates in the e-commerce MLM niche, combining retail-oriented e-commerce with multi-level marketing structures. The company was created by its founders based on lessons learned from previous network marketing ventures, aiming to address identified shortcomings in traditional MLM operational approaches.

What was Teresa Mongar's involvement in previous MLM ventures?
In 2011, Teresa Mongar actively promoted That Free Thing on Twitter, positioning it as a Groupon alternative. That same year


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