pampered chef - anyone NOT liked doing it?

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Thinking of giving it a go as a pampered chef consultant, for all the usual reasons... want to buy make-up/clothes/boots again without feeling it's taking food from the mouths of my kids blah blah.... has anyone had a BAD experience of doing it? Everything I try to look up about it seems all happy clappy, can it really be that good?

i started it to get some me time. i love being stay at home mum with my kids soo much but nice i evening, once in a while to have me time, nice clothes, conversatio that is nursry rhymes.lol.i enjoy the flexibility of doing nothing when i want to and busy aagin.i now have team who keep me going so that is fun. have you got someone to tell you how to join or i can email you/chat if you need me to.my website is www.pamperedchef.biz/shirley

I have just started out and had some really bad shows that have just scraped which was a bit demoralising but for 'pin money' and a chance to have fun whilst earning money and being away from your kids I have found it a great experience - it also made me start wearing proper clothes again and gave me a sense of purpose.

Don't you find the merchandise really pricey for what it is? I got a plastic lemon juicer and a plastic measuring spoon and the lot came to about £20! It was for charity so I paid it but I was a bit