Christian Hayes9 said:What I’m really curious about right now is whether the products you actually bought through these channels were any good—do they serve their purpose, are they effective, high quality, and reasonably priced? Tell me what specifically let you down about the products themselves. I’m not looking to talk about the sales tactics or the brainwashing side of things; I want to know if you actually got enough bang for your buck.
So, we're talking about companies like Tupperware, Avon, Oriflame, Herbalife, NeoLife, or Amway (let me know if I missed anyone)
If you had the chance to just buy these items online, without all the extra drama and recruitment pitches, would you actually go for them?
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My family and I have been using NeoLife for a while now, and honestly, we’re pretty happy with it, especially when it comes to the dietary supplements. They are the only "pills" I've taken where you can genuinely see a visible difference between the "before and after."
I also pick up a few bits from Oriflame here and there, and in my experience, the quality is decent enough considering how much you're paying for it.