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To think that if you sell overpriced cosmetics in a pyramid selling sham you should just say so

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loveablether · 08/05/2018 19:55

Instead of wasting people's time with your chat about being a 'self employed internet based networking manager' to which people obviously say 'what does that involve?' Which leads into a long pishy chat about arbon. No thank you. I do not want to buy a £15 roll on deodorant that smells of mint even though it lasts for a decade. My 99p sure roll on is just dandy and I don't think I've ever seen 'too much cotton fresh scented roll on applied to armpits' on a death certificate.

I really actually initially thought she was friendly & cool, and a potential new mum friend and now I think I'll avoid.

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YouOKHun · 28/05/2018 10:57

@EnglishGirlApproximately I’m not totally up to speed on the situation and it’s not an industry I’m familiar with, but it would be worth you contacting MLMbotwatch as they’ve recently published a blog post on this and may have more details. They’d be interested I’m sure to hear if any loopholes the bots may have found.

Fintress · 28/05/2018 11:11

Temple Spa is also an MLM

I had no idea it was. A hotel we stay at gives Temple Spa goodies at turn down and I bought some online off the back of that.

Wingingitsince1981 · 18/02/2022 22:50

Hey... I understand what you are saying ladies... but I sell bodyshop and I really like the stuff. 💕 I was diagnosed with MS about 2 and a half yrs ago and honestly it gave me some independence and control of ME! 🙈🤣 I know that sound cheesy! I dont earn a fortune, but enough to get myself a few treats that otherwise I wouldn't be able to justify... and I'm pretty certain that my customers don't think I'm too pushy x 🤔😂 they come to me most of the time. Xx

LavenderHills · 18/02/2022 23:49

Zombie thread.

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