To Xrouter, I don't know you Xrouter but I would love to know how you think JrJr can now be profitable, just do some research into the companies that are left that they own.
There are none left in a decent state, the only ones still trading are Longaberger, Tomboy Tools and Paperly.
Longaberger has struggled for years ever since being taken over by CVSL as it was then called, now JrJr, it could very well go the same way as Kleeneze + Betterware soon.
Agel has closed down although the Rochon's have not said anything in public however there are numerous posts on social media from agents going back months wanting to know when they can buy stock, however the former owner Michael Bishop has launched a law suit against them for $1 million+ and has closed the factories that he still owns, so they cannot produce any products.
My Secret Kitchen and Your Inspiration at Home both closed well over 12 months ago and UpperCase Living's website has been "down for maintenance" for months, the last time it was crawled by the wayback machine was 8th October 2017, so it's possibly been "down for maintenance" for 7 months, if they can't sell products on their own website where else do they sell it?
So Longaberger, Tomboy Tools and Paperly are the only businesses now left trading the rest are closed down or in adminstration.
If JrJr have no businesses left to sell products they have no earnings and cannot be profitable.
