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While Pink Truth has focused on Mary Kay Cosmetics since it was started, we are also committed to expanding our library of information to include other predatory multi-level marketing companies. We are especially interested in focusing on predatory MLMs which primarily recruit women.

We have collected information on the following companies:

Amway (Quixtar) - Main site information and discussion on our fourm

Arbonne International - Main site information and discussion on our forum

Primerica Financial Services - Main site information and discussion on our forum

Usana Health Sciences - Main site information and discussion on our forum

Pink Truth is in the process of collecting information on the following companies: 

Avon - Discussion on our forum

Beauticontrol - Discussion on our forum

Creative Memories - Discussion on our forum

Mannatech - Discussion on our forum

Pre-Paid Legal - Discussion on our forum
 

You can also discuss other multi-level marketing companies on our discussion board:

• Cookie Lee Jewelry
• Herbalife
• Lia Sophia
• Longaberger
• MonaVie
  
• Send Out Cards
• Silpada Designs
• Stampin' Up
• Team National
  
• All Other MLMs
  

If you have information to contribute on any of these companies, please send an email to Tracy at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it We are looking for official company marketing materials, background information on the companies, and links to sites that expose these predatory MLMs. 

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Anonymous   |2009-07-17 02:21:48 У меня депрессия

bulldog   |2009-07-23 16:04:24 Week Enders a clothing company: any one know what happened to all the women in that company? the "Directors"?

MissKitty   |2009-09-05 10:46:20 From what I read somewhere, a number of them have apparently started up (or are somehow involved with) a new company called Jockey Person to Person http://www.jockeyp2p.com/ M y friend and I were once involved with Weekenders. It was OK I guess. The part that was definitley better than most of these home party companies is that each season new clothes came out so there was new things for the customers to buy. The person who signed us up turned out to be not as truthful as we originally thought. Imagine that!! We made our $ back and got out. Our kids were grown so being out in the evening wasn't a problem. However, one beautiful day I had to quit my golf game after 9 holes to do a party and everyone else played 18 and went out to dinner afterwards I realized I was still missing out on so much. I drove an hour to the party, about 4 hours there(bringing suitcases full of clothes, display racks, etc into the house and back into the car and selling), an hour back, an hour to deliver the goods and an hour back. 8 hours to make about $100 after shipping, credit card fees, gas, etc were factored in. And of course I had to be very cheerful. Nobody will buy from a miserable person and one that looks like she would rather be doing something else than being there.

dejay who   |2009-10-26 18:32:54 Drop shipping companies. I have been reading a lot on e-bay about drop shipping Dose anyone know if their a Scam or just a typical MLM in the making. Sounds like a scam to me.

wonderfully_made   |2009-11-17 18:03:26 Is there a message board about Pampered Chef? You might not believe it, but some of the MK SDs have bashed PC at meetings.

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