Exediron wrote:
UnlikeUday wrote:
Believe it or not, as per Rich Energy, they sell their products in 30 countries worldwide!!!!
I don't believe it.
But just to put it to the test, I spent about 10 minutes online trying to see if
anyone actually sells their product. What I found:
Amazon.co.uk - The first thing I found, this genuinely looks like it was once possible to buy their drink here. Currently unavailable.
Beverage Trade Network - Interestingly, they claim that Rich Energy is sold
only in the United States! Although I've never seen it here, mind you.
London Cellar - They claim that Rich Energy is distributed by Waitrose and Harrods, but I found no proof of this on either site.
Brenmar Company - You can actually buy it here! Stop the press! This company ships to Mexico, USA and Canada, and is based in the United States.
So, I've found proof that it very much appears to actually be sold in North America. I suppose one of us who lives on this side of the pond needs to take one for the team and try to order a case to prove if it's actually real, or if a sizable amount of vapor will be shipped instead...
Why would a drinks company set up shop in the UK to sell it's product only in the US but in it's testimonial page that indicates it sells it's product to a few, albeit very small, clients in England? Surly having an international testimonial on the page would lend it a bit more credence than that of Nisa in Metheringham.
Where do they actually make the stuff anyway and how many people do they employ?
They say their a British energy drinks company with a "cutting edge" £50m manufacturing facility but they don't say where it is and I can't find any reference to it and surely William Storey isn't the only person who's on the payroll. There's got to be someone in England who presses the start button on the production line each Monday morning.
Now maybe i'm reading too much onto this part but I find it a tad peculiar how they say their "cans" are made in the UK. Not their "product" or "drink" but their "cans". To me it just seems odd way to outline the manufacturing process of the product.
The only building I can find linked to the company is the one where I guess they rent space in Hyde Park House London but an article in the business section of the Telegraph says Rich is short for Richmond where they're based.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2018/03/30/rich-energy-chief-fell-drinks-business-meeting-mad-scientist/If there's anyone who lives near Richmond or any of the places they quote on their testimonial page maybe they could suss it out and fill in a few blanks.
It's just too weird to think they're legit ATM but I keep on telling myself Gene Haas is too smart to fall for these guy's if they're trying something on.
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