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Dear MXI Associates:~Attached is a legal response, prepared by the MXI Corporate Attorney, Nathan M. Jenkins, to the articles that appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald. We hope this has not affected your business. If you receive inquiries from down-line distributors regarding these newspaper articles, please feel free to forward the attached legal response.

(((5 Page Response – see response)))

The Truth?

Dear MXI Associates:~Dr. Warren has taken time to respond to the recent article written by Dr. Gott (see attachment). MXI Corp felt that Dr. Warren would be the best representative. Rather than drawing more attention to this article, I am forwarding you Dr. Warren’s response, which you can then selectively forward on to members of your team.

(((2 Page Response – see response)))

http://www.mlmwatchdog.com/mlm_mxi_xocai_questions.html

~If any of you dealt with calls from the slander, bad press, smear articles this past week, here is their revised statement and web posting after the real facts were learned.

~Nicely done by the company to take immediate action and have this misinformation corrected for all of our benefit.

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~Donald Trump, businessman, filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy for his casino empire in 2004 to reorganize his business after negotiations with his creditors failed. This was the second bankruptcy case for his casino business; in 1992 he had also filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

~Robert Kiyosaki, in 1977, Kiyosaki started a company that brought to market the first nylon and Velcro "surfer" wallets. The company was successful at first but eventually failed.

~Larry King, filed for bankruptcy in 1960 and then again in 1978.

~Phineas Taylor Barnum, 1810-1891, the greatest American showman, filed for bankruptcy in 1871 due to losses he incurred in unwise business ventures. After bankruptcy he organized his famous circus, "The Greatest Show on Earth.“ In 1881 he merged his circus with his most successful competitor, James A. Bailey, under the name of Barnum and Bailey Circus.

~Mark Twain, (Samuel Langhorne Clemens), 1835-1910, pre-eminent American author, lost most of his money investing in a worthless machine called the Paige Compositor, an automatic typesetting machine. He filed for bankruptcy in 1894 and discharged all his debts, but was determined to repay the debts.

~Henry John Heinz, 1844-1919, condiment manufacturer, started his company in 1869 selling horseradish, pickles, sauerkraut and vinegar. In 1875 the company filed for bankruptcy due to an unexpected bumper harvest which the company could not keep up with and could not meet its payroll obligations. He immediately started a new company and introduced a new condiment, tomato ketchup to the market.

~Milton Snavely Hershey, 1857-1945, founder of Hershey's chocolate, started four (4) candy companies that failed and filed bankruptcy before starting what is now Hershey's Foods Corporation. Mr. Hershey had only a 4th grade education, but was certain he could make a good product that the public would want to purchase. His 5th attempt was clearly successful.

~Henry Ford, 1863-1947, automobile manufacturer, first two (2) automobile manufacturing companies failed. The first company filed for bankruptcy and the second ended because of a disagreement with his business partner. In June 1903, at the age of 40, he created a third company, the Ford Motor Company with a cash investment of $28,000.00. By July of 1903 the bank balance had dwindled to $223.65, but then Ford sold its first car, and the rest is history.

~Walt Disney, 1901-1966, cartoon creator, filed for bankruptcy in 1920 after his main client of his new business filed bankruptcy. Disney said he could no longer pay his employees or the rent and had no choice but to file bankruptcy himself. In 1923 he formed a new company with a loan from his parents and his brother. In 1928 he created “Mickey Mouse.”

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“I think it’s important not to live in the bubble.”“You’ve got to be open to outside information, particularly criticism.”~President Obama said during an interview on CNBC.

“I very rarely read good press. I often read bad press, not because I agree with it, but because I want to get a sense of whether there are areas where I'm falling short and where I can do better.”

~When Host John Harwood pointed out that he has not received negative press, Obama said,“Well, I’m sure it’s coming.”“One thing I’m pretty clear about is that as president I’ve got to be looking out at the horizon.” “I can’t be looking at today’s headlines, because if I do then I’m probably not going to make decisions based on what's best for the country.”