Thanks, I'm pretty excited even if I'm not a successful salesperson. I've never consistently had my nails so nice!Most of the people I know that sell ColorStreet just have a Facebook group to show pictures and do giveaways/free samples, and then a shopping link that they can refer people to. You don't always have to party. Or, have a host or hostess do that for you
i'm really not trying to be a debbie downer or anything, but just be really careful. Colorstreet is a MLM and you can easily go into debt because of it.Thanks, I'm pretty excited even if I'm not a successful salesperson. I've never consistently had my nails so nice!
hahahahahaha...so true
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Thanks, I'm pretty excited even if I'm not a successful salesperson. I've never consistently had my nails so nice!
Yes, this. I think the only reason to join a MLM is if it's saving you money in the long run (the discount/commission outweighs how much you were spending on the product previously and also pays for your startup/maintenance.) Also, be able to get out at no cost to you. Fads come and go. BUT, that said, good luck to you!!
That happened to me on my laptop.
as long as you go into it knowing it's a pyramid scheme or whatever I think you'll be fine
it just sucks when they sucker people into it who have no idea
As long as you know pyramid scams are illegal it's okay. The only really truly pyramid scam that doesn't get challenged by the IRS is wait for it ... Social Security.as long as you go into it knowing it's a pyramid scheme or whatever I think you'll be fine
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Yes, just stay aware of any changes in policy, violations, fees, etc. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions so we don't take up the work threadas long as you go into it knowing it's a pyramid scheme or whatever I think you'll be fine
i still don't understand how things like LulaRoe, Lipsense, Rodan & Fields (or whatever that one's called) etc. aren't considered pyramid schemes by the law's definition. it doesn't make any sense because they obviously are.
I think some might sort of win the IRS question. But when I was married to an IRS person I heard a lot about pyramid scams and to avoid them. Amway is one but it is one that gets away with it. Probably depends on the lobbyists.
I love supporting women and SAHMs, but at the same time, I think they're mostly getting taken advantage of and digging themselves a hole, so it's a blurry line. But I have several savvy friends who knew what they were getting into and they do well. Not all the companies are terrible crooks, but it'll be interesting to see if any of them have any longevity.
I was wanting to do IT Works before I started turking and when I looked into it more it just didn't seem profitable for me.
