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I am leaning toward mary kay, but my husband doesn't support it. So I'm trying to learn about all my options in this feild.

I have tried Pampered Chef, but I am not great at getting people at parties to commit to doing their own parties – A crucial element in any home party type business. I have recently been thinking about trying Avon or Mary Kay or any others where you don't have to have parties to sell. Just wondering if anyone out there has tried any of these and can give me some advice. thanks

I am a veteran of Amway, Primerica, Mary Kay, GT Trends and others. I truly believe in the system. I am looking for my next mlm opportunity with the right product/service, the right company and the right upline. I've been to most of the mlm directories and seen all of the stale markets that I can stand. I'm looking for fresh and unique. Startups and Pre-launches are a bonus, but I'll take established and growing too. I must believe in the product/service. It has to provide a real value for prospective buyers in need, i.e. marketability. Concerning comp plans, I love the 1/3 2/3 binary, but will consider others. Weekly paychecks are better than monthly. An active upline is critical, as is, responsive customer service, state of the art backroom, high-quality landing pages and local meetups. If you know of an awesome mlm opportunity that fits this description, please let me know about it. I'm looking for something people want and need… to save money and make money. Please provide link!

The one I'm looking for compares the companies side by side. Companies like Mary Kay, Tupperware and other work from home companies.

We would like one that is fun. We don't want something that is strictly online. So please don't give us information on those types of companies. Which is the best out of say Mary Kay, Avon, Arbonne, Beauty Control, Pampered Chef, and any other similar one? Thanks so much!

What about other companies like Longaberger, Pampered Chef, Home Interiors, etc.? They are all along the same type of structure (parties, orders, direct selling, recruiting comissions to name a few) so why is it only Mary Kay seems to get all the negative feedback on the internet?
It seems that MK has a negative image of pushy sales consultants and recruiting techniques. I just don't understand why you don't see the same comments about companies like Longaberger and other direct sales companies since those "types" of companies work under the same structure that Mary Kay does.

examples, Mary Kay, Arbonne, Homemade Gourmet, Beauticontrol, etc….

I make some really cool home decor products (sign boards with custom sayings, etched wine glasses & pitchers, personalized totes etc.) and I want to expand from craft shows to direct "home show" sales. What materials do I need to have printed, or make for my hostess? I have created some postcards, but I don't know what else I need. I know some of you sell Mary Kay, Pampered etc. Please let me know where to go from here. Thanks a lot!

I am a stay-at-home mom looking to make some extra cash working in the evenings, but I don't want to work Retail. From what I've found, most part-time jobs are barely paying minimum wage and I would like to make + an hour. I have 12 years of management, HR, and Administrative Support experience. I would love to use my skills to the utmost, but I can't find anyone who is willing to hire part-time/evenings.
Here's what I'm NOT looking for any of the following:

*Pre-paid legal, Mary Kay, an MLM or anything similar
*A work-from-home scam (typing, Ebay, surveys, etc.)
To Bic: I didn't know that stay-at-home mothers with 10+ years of experience were a dime a dozen….but oh well.