Xango

[tessiewebb]

Has anyone heard of this product? It claims to be a health supplement drink made of some kind of mango. I've been introduced to it but I'd like to talk to someone who actually uses/sells it.

 

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I've used this drink for 7 years with good results. I would be happy to answer any questions you might have.

The products are legitimate, but they are based on the Mangosteen fruit, no relation to the Mango. What would you like to know?

 

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What questions do you have?

 

[Fedusenko]

I don't know about the drink, but I had one a few days ago from a friend and they are ok. Go to an asian store get them. They are in season. Mangosteen I mean.

 

[tessiewebb]

I've used this drink for 7 years with good results. I would be happy to answer any questions you might have.

The products are legitimate, but they are based on the Mangosteen fruit, no relation to the Mango. What would you like to know?

I've been talking to Kenneth Efange who is with USA Goodness. I didn't even know about the products til he sent me a website explaining the economic benefits of the giving network. I'm intrigued by the concept of "social entrepreneurship" and so I'm curious about your experience with the Xango company. Do you also sell the products? Do you know about the USA Goodness program affiliated with Xango? Do you participate with it if so?

What has been your experience with the economic benefits if you do sell the Xango products or participate with USA Goodness?

Thanks for answering my original post and am looking forward to hearing back from you.