Is The Limu Company a good pyramid scheme?

[OMG Becky]

My best friend just spent close to $600 on this seaweed drink called Limu. He recieved a box of very high priced juice. These "drinks" are supposed to be shared at parties to entice more people to buy. If you get 3 people to invest in the product, you get a free shipment and if you do really well, they supposedly buy you a BMW. Have any of you heard of this? Is it legit? They all but promised him the moon and stars, claiming people left their well paying career jobs to sell Limu. It sounds too good to be true. It sounds like a scam or pyramid scheme. Google is riddled with people trying to sell it, so it is hard to find solid facts.

[Francis]

u need to do background cross check