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Alive Worldwide

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Alive Worldwide Current Status and History

Alive Worldwide no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company. Last update Monday, June 22, 2026

Alive Worldwide was a relatively small network marketing (MLM) income opportunity that launched to sell a product called Cheia Vida. The company operated using a six-level, 2x12 forced-compressing matrix compensation plan.

Like many smaller, recruitment-focused MLMs, the company quietly ceased operations and faded away. Historically, these schemes generally collapse due to the following reasons:
Recruitment-Driven Models: New members were heavily incentivized to pay joining fees and recruit others to bypass lower levels of the "matrix" rather than selling tangible retail products to outside consumers.
Unsustainable Growth: Without a solid base of retail customers, downline growth stalled, making it impossible for the majority of participants to earn the promised returns.
Market Obsolescence: Historically, smaller, non-household name MLMs have a high failure rate. Many of them end up closing their doors after a few years once the initial wave of recruitment dries up.

Original Npros business profile for Alive Worldwide, preserved below for archival purposes:

Alive Worldwide is a new company being launched by Scotty Paulson. The primary product is Cheia Vida, an exotic juice and tea blend. Cheia Vida is made with real brazilian Acai.

Executive Team

Scotty Paulson, Founder


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