The answer is YES! Xocai’s parent company, MXI Corp. is a stable, debt-free company. The Xocai Business Opportunity is based on a healthy one-of-a-kind product, and is prospering in this ever struggling economy.  You may ask yourself, are Xocai Chocholates full of Empty Calories? Are they Taboo for diabetics? How about Artery-clogging? The answer is NO! With Xocai Healthy Chocolate, sometimes called” New York Times Chocolate”, you can forget everything you ever learned about the world’s most sought after food. You can eat Xocai Sugar Free Chocolate with zero guilt, because rather than refined sugars and syrups, our chocolates are made with Agave.

There are plenty of health foods on the market today, but nothing as revolutionary as Xocai Healthy Antioxidant Chocolate with Acai Berries. Xocai is in a category of its own. Check out our full line of delicious Healthy Products, such as Xobiotic Sugar Free Chocolates, Xocai Nuggets, Xocai Omega Squares, and coming soon, The Xocai Healthy Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup!

Are you new to Network Marketing? Or maybe you are a Network Marketing Guru? Either way, you can find the tools you need to excel by going to www.MyChocolatePod.com, and all the step-by-step direct selling instructions can be found at www.YouTube.com/AdamPaulGreen. There is no other business opportunity that compares to the Xocai Home Business Opportunity!

Contact the Dan and Sandie Voorhees Today!
xococoabiz@gmail.com

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You ever met someone that wastes their good time pursuing negative obsessions?
Please meet Mark Ellins from St. Augustine, Florida (guilty as charged).

As hard as I work every day to give MLM a good name, build confidence in the mlm industry and do the right things for others, I sincerely find it crazy that there still are “certain distributors” out there (Mark Ellins in St. Augustine, Florida) who want to purposefully damage Network Marketing’s good name and erase others well-deserve, clean reputation.  Here’s a man, that for his own reasons, believes that Xocai is not a good fit for him; it happens.  So, Mark Ellins quickly moves on to another company (Waiora); that happens too.  I’m happy he moved on.  However, instead of spending his valuable time finding new people to join him in his next mlm adventure, he has misguidedly targeted Xocai distributors to harass that were not part of his organization to begin with and who don’t want to be continually harassed by him.

Direct Selling News (renown mlm industry magazine) addresses MLM ethics in every issue:  Quoted from DSA.com

(DSA Logo:  “Ethics – Trust – Confidence”)
“… Usually there’s a viable reason to play dirty tricks and “slander” others…  Surely, there’s a good reason in this scenario, right?  Like maybe some jerk took advantage of innocent people through a bad business deal that cost dozens of people thousands of dollars (a Scam) – and retribution is needed by the universe in order to return the balance to “The Force.”  Ahhhhhhh, nope – it’s just about “greed and unprofessionalism.”  You Can Do Better!

Good people of the internet (Network Marketers), are we really going to stand by and let this evil prevail?
No.  No, we will not!

DSA.org:  “…Scam! The number one mistake people make in mlm is focusing on the negative aspects of what should have been…”  So, in an effort to reveal this misguided MLM deception by an unethical Waiora Distributor, I’ve decided to help the good, honest people of the cyber world to see these “unethical tactics” and expose Mark Ellins, Waiora Distributor, true colors.  You deserve to know about his “ethics” so you won’t fall victim to other similar “Mark Ellins.”  This is the right thing to do.  For those of you that might be confused regarding how mlm ethics work, we are a MLM community of ethical people – except a few “bad apples” (and man, they’re sour!).

These uncouth Waiora MLM Distributors, who according to their website are Waiora Top Performers, only want to fight and argue with Xocai Distributors – Xocai Leadership.  Their goal is to bash Xocai, our Healthy Chocolate Products and fight with Xocai Leaders in order to gain personally.  Slandering others is lame.  Doesn’t this sound like MLM from the 1980’s?  Greed is still unacceptable, right?  I thought we were all passed this silliness, aren’t we?  When did belittling others become politically correct/acceptable?  Never!

On March 24^th, Waiora Distributor, Mark Ellins (St. Augustine, Florida) directed an very combative email toward Xocai Leadership telling them:

“We plan to spend … our future prospecting time on existing Xocai distributors…” “…including you and anyone else (in Xocai) we … find…”

Mark Ellins –
I invite you to take “the high road” and stop defaming others in Xocai for no reason.

Waiora Corporate –
I call upon you to uphold your distributor behavior guidelines.

Waiora “Policies and Procedures” (Page 12) states what should be done (CLICK HERE)

VII. Distributor Compliance and Disciplinary Action

~Compliance

It is mandatory that all Waiora Distributors strictly comply

with all of Waiora’s Policies & Procedures. The Policies &

Procedures have been prepared for the protection of Waiora

and its Distributors. Because violations can jeopardize

both Waiora’s business and yours, they will be considered

extremely serious and can result in termination and the loss

of all Distributor benefits. Each Distributor agrees to indemnify

and hold harmless Waiora, its management and officers, and

any of its affiliated companies from any claim, action or liability

asserted arising out of the Distributor’s actions, omissions or

representations in sponsoring or conducting the Distributor’s

independent Waiora business (see “Termination Procedure”).

~Termination Procedure; Disciplinary Actions

In the event Waiora verifies a material violation of the Distributor

Agreement, the company can elect to terminate the offending

Distributor.

Tickets went on sale on Tuesday, March 8th so I hope you got yours.  You Will Learn Exactly What They Will Be Teaching You at the “No Excuses Summit II” and the Opportunities You Will Have to Network with Them in Person!  

The No Excuses Summit II will feature the strongest and most notable trainers, earners and marketers in this industry including… Mike Dillard, Todd Falcone, Susan Sly, Brian Fanale , Jay Kubassek, Diane Hochman, Brian Finale, Aaron Parkinson, Jonathan Budd, Tim Erway, Mark Hoverson, Jeff Learner, Cedrick Harris, Justin Christianson, Norbert Orlewicz, Paula Pritchard, Katie Freiling, Jim Yaghi, David Schwind, Jimmy Davis, Ferny Ceballos, Raymond Fong, Adam Holland, Joe O’Day

Due to Xocai’s (Mxi-Corp) unprecedented success in this competitive MLM marketplace (of Network Marketing), we’ve earned the privilege of being “exposed” in this nationally recognized trade magazine.

Additionally, Google has indexed our video on the first page of a Google (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KL7IKF6-tmI).
Another great benefit of Xocai!

For more information on Prosper Magazine and Xocai, click here:             http://prosperstories.com/buy.html

Congratulations on your terrific success!

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Google indexed, proven trainers and educators with Xocai, MXI Corp Healthy Chocolate (Network Marketing, MLM, Direct Selling).

Congratulations on your unbelievable success!

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Cary Snowden has posted a new Business Blogger Tip focussed on providing a simple template for writing our own content. And while there are a million ways to write an article yourself, it doesn’t hurt to have a little help, especially when you are just getting started.

Check out the full article titled A Simple Writing Structure For Your Post, and give it a try for your next article!

I have included the entire article here.

“Home-based MLM businesses are growing at an accelerated rate due to layoffs, downsizing, mergers, and the need for second family incomes. What many entrepreneurs are missing out on and need to know is that there are allowable tax deductions that may reduce their gross income, thus significantly lowering what they owe Uncle Sam at the end of the year. This is great news! However, it comes with a word of warning. While you might enjoy some big benefits at tax time through deductions, the IRS has some very specific rules as to what it deems to be a hobby vs. a legitimate business expense. It’s essential that you study up to make sure you aren’t playing “audit roulette”!

With the rise in home-based MLM businesses, the IRS is taking a closer look to see if an operation is actually a business or a hobby. If you have a business, you can take losses associated with it as a deduction on your tax return. However, you are not allowed to deduct losses involved with hobbies. The best way to prove you have a business is to have net income, but that isn’t always possible. So, if you find you have losses, make sure to document in detail your business intent as well as your time and effort expended through business meals, mileage, office and promotional supply receipts etc. You don’t want the IRS to disallow your losses because they say your business is a hobby and not a real business.

Once you’ve established that your operation indeed qualifies as a business, then there are definitions of legitimate business deductions. Although every business is different, a broad definition presented in Stephen Fishman’s book, Home Business Tax Deductions: Keep What You Earn, is: “Every tax deduction has to be reasonable and necessary, and directly related to business.” But, then there are the details, and one detail not to be overlooked is the question, “What is a legitimate deduction and what is not?”

Another equally important detail, as some entrepreneurs have learned only after the tax man has “come a knockin’ on their door,” is to keep accurate records of your qualifying expenses, then consult with and file your taxes using a knowledgeable and qualified tax consultant.

It really is better to be safe (informed and prepared) than sorry, as is illustrated in the case of Brenda Konchar, a Mary Kay representative, who filed her taxes, claiming items as business deductions. To her misfortune, the IRS disagreed because she claimed deductions that exceeded her income. She took her case to the tax court and lost with the court concluding that her deductions exceeded her income, and disallowed the losses. They stated that her pursuit was just a hobby, not a business and that even if she had had what they considered a business, her expenses were not legitimate business expenses.

Some statistics show that small or home based business owners are three times more likely to be audited than traditional business owners. “But that isn’t necessarily true,” says Jan Zobel, author of Minding Her Own Business: The Self-Employed Woman’s Guide to Taxes and Recordkeeping. “I don’t agree that chances of getting audited are greater with a home-based business.” The key is to use the term, “home office” the same way the IRS does.

In reality, your chances of being audited are about 1%. You’re not at a greater risk of being audited if you prepare your return in ink vs. a computer generated return. It also doesn’t raise red flags if you were the first to file your return or if you filed it a month after the deadline. Most returns are audited because of their Discriminate Function (DIF) score, a technique that compares your return’s income and deductions, against national averages.

To learn exactly what the IRS is looking for and to fall within a safe DIF score, you can visit the IRS website and see what deductions apply specifically to your type of home-based business and what documentation you are required to keep. The IRS website provides helpful, comprehensive information for small businesses. It lists a toll-free number in case you need more help with necessary forms and tools.

Another great resource is the Office of Advocacy of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) website at Small Business Advocacy. Created by Congress in 1976, the SBA is an independent voice for small business within the federal government. There are also a myriad of great books and resources out there with even more information if you do a little “Googling”.

You will find it well worth the effort to do a little of your own research, then find a qualified tax consultant who can tell you specifically what receipts and other records to keep so you can avoid the headaches and pitfalls when tax time comes around. Again, the most important thing you can possibly do is to keep detailed records throughout the year!

Running a home-based business offers some great tax advantages that other businesses cannot claim. Unfortunately, many business owners are not aware of the benefits available to them. So, do a little leg work to make sure you fall within the IRS home-based business guidelines and then take every legal deduction available to you!”

So, as you can see, spending a little extra time to educate yourself on what is and isn’t acceptable to the IRS can save you a big headache and a lot of money.

http://www.mlm.com/mlm/user/mlmarticle/1671/A+Hobby+or+a+Business--Don%27t+Play+%3FAudit+Roulette%3F+%28Part+1%29+by+Brenda+Clemons.html

I’ve also included in this posting the Official Disclosure from MXI corp. regarding this matter.  Feel free to read it below.  Continue to work hard and I promise you can be successful with Healthy Chocolate!

To Whom It May Concern,

Over the course of the last several years, MXI Corporation has received several heartfelt requests from our valued distributors (and potential distributors) to disclose certain pertinent information which, on the surface, may appear to be quite harmless and inert.  However, due to the highly sensitive nature of our MXI Healthy Chocolate Company, there are aspects of our business which are kept private for security purposes.  This data is considered “proprietary” to us and kept secure in order to protect our sources and most importantly, our distributors.  Furthermore, please understand that we are legally bound from divulging such information by strict Non Disclosure Agreements and detailed Contracts.  Among those critical items which are protected and undisclosed are our:

Suppliers Names, Contact Information, Credentials in addition to:
– Practices, Procedures, Processing, Technology, Recipes, Patents, Other Notable Clientele
Manufacturers Names, Contact Information and Credentials in addition to:
– Practices, Procedures, Processing, Technology, Recipes, Patents, Other Notable Clientele
”Third Party” Fulfillment Center Names, Contact Information and Credentials in addition to:
– Practices, Procedures, Processing, Technology, Recipes, Patents, Other Notable Clientele

We wish to assure you that although you personally cannot: (1) See the priceless patents which are in place, (2) Tour the impressive Ivory Coast chocolate plantations, (3) Communicate with our top notch suppliers, (4) Watch our delicious Belgium chocolate being made, (5) Peruse our proprietary healthy chocolate formulations, (6) Interact with our exclusive international strategic partners, (7) Verify the working standards around the world or (8) Examine our financial statements as a privately held debt free company, all these aspects of our business do exist, they are real and have been confirmed and certified by us to meet our high standards; rest assured.

We appreciate your continued support and look forward to a bright future with you all.

MXI Corp
Andrew N. Brooks
Founder & Executive Vice President