OBEN Income Disclosure Statement
OBEN Members earn income in two ways: from the products they sell, and from the OBEN Compensation Plan, which pays commissions on the sales made by the Members they introduce. Income is not guaranteed. It depends on each Member’s sales, time, skill and market.
You cannot earn money just for recruiting or sponsoring someone: the Compensation Plan pays on the sale of products.
What it costs to be a Member
Joining requires a one-off activation fee, with no annual fee or renewals, and the purchase of a starter package. To stay active in the Compensation Plan, a Member needs a minimum monthly product volume, and some bonuses require more. If that volume comes from products you buy and do not resell, count it as a cost.
Product bought and not resold is not refundable outside the statutory withdrawal and return periods. Being a Member is a self-employed activity: you carry your own commercial risk and your own tax obligations.
What the figures on this site mean
Any percentage or amount shown for the Compensation Plan describes how a commission is calculated. It is not a forecast of what you will earn, and it does not mean that commission will be paid. The same applies to the stories of other Members on this site: they show individual results, not typical ones.
What Members earn
Results vary widely from one Member to another. Many Members join mainly to buy products at a discount and earn little or nothing from the Compensation Plan. Any income you make is before your own expenses and taxes.
Before you join
- Ask your sponsor for the Compensation Plan, read it, and ask about anything that is not clear.
- Work out your own costs: the starter package, the monthly product volume and your running expenses.
- Do not buy more product than you can use or sell.
- If anyone promises you a specific income to get you to join, please tell us at [email protected].
Last updated: September 2026. Questions: [email protected].