LuLaRoe founders fight back against pyramid scheme accusation
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- čas přidán 27. 12. 2017
- Only on "CBS This Morning," co-founders of popular clothing retailer LuLaRoe are speaking out about recent allegations against the company. LuLaRoe, which has thousands of independent sellers nationwide, has been hit with a $1 billion lawsuit alleging it is a pyramid scheme. Now, LuLaRoe's founders are speaking out. Anna Werner reports.
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Who is here after vice?
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Today. This is about recruitment not sales.
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It cracks me up to hear people in MLMs say "I started my own business". No...you have NOT; you became an in-debt salesperson for someone else.
OMG!! I was just having this conversation with someone! I said the EXACT thing you said. You’re a freaking sales person! I think if you’ve actually run or started a real business, you’d truly know how the money works. These schemes call people “entrepreneurs”, so that these people can buy into the idea and feel as if they’re running their own business except you have limited creative freedom, you adhere to their rules and standard and you profit a very small share of what they actually make for the products. Bare in mind you’re using your resources (WiFi, computer, car, gas, phone, ad space etc) just for a small percentage of something you don’t own.
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They are not even sales people. LulaRo pushes to recruit, not even sell, because most of the money for the people on top comes from these "bossbabes", lol.
@@MrJimShorts No, the problem is that your success depends on recruitment, not sales. Hence its being a scam.
D E of some of the ugliest clothes out there.....hideous....
Look, even the female founder isn't wearing her hideous clothes!
Actually she is.
Pretty sure she shops at higher end stores.
@@julieviltrakis7398 "made of special fabric especially for her"
She was lol
Lol
Anytime someone says , "half time work for full time pay." run!
LLR could learn from Rodan and Fields, which is successful because the products are consistently great and there's no misleading people into thinking you can work less and make the same or more income .
Mr. V 5 years ago trump wasn’t president. 🤦🏻♀️
Anytime someone tries to "sell" you a job, run, and tells you how you will become rich by pushing their garbage, run.
only works if your white!
LOL, agree!
No company asks their salesmen to buy the inventory. Use your brains people. If it sounds fishy, it is fishy.
They do... if they know their products are junk.
MARY KAY has consultants purchase inventory
@@lorettagoldyn5918 also a pyramid scheme xD
Right.. And normal businesses don't get all their income from employees! They get it from customers who aren't employees! That's how you know it's a pyramid scheme.
Apparently the product smells extra fishy as well!
"Highly desirable product" is hideous and of extremely poor quality
Cassie skirts are the best. As as a few others styles, but yes, they need to find a better manufacturer.
Hundreds of Millions of people on CZcams, and you get 107 people to agree with you...
Sleep on that
I thought I was the only person that thought their leggings were ugly.
there are much, much less people who actually went and scrolled down to the comment section
@@absaucey Salty lularoe shill?
They both look and sound extremely untrustworthy.
The man is definitely a business man who is detached from reality. and yeah, you don't get homesy vibe from her.
JUJU lol they’re Mormon... Mormons are usually the founders of these pyramid schemes. I’d say their proselytizing skills transfer very well into trying to recruit a downline for their “businesses.”
I was actually thinking this.......
@@bh0489 "...proselytizing skills transfer very well into trying to recruit a downline for their “businesses.”"
EXACTLY
Mormons duh
Retailers ARE the customers. That's an MLM.
Exactly. And they hid it behind a false agenda. Like all con artists.
what is MLM
@@jenng1770 MLM stands for Multi Level Marketing, also known as a pyramid scheme.
@@jenng1770 I wanted to add...in MLM's, an entity or person gets an individual to make an investment to sell merchandise or products, and then recruit all their family and friends to do the same.
It is bad because unless they keep adding "trainees" or recruits below them, they will never make any money. The people at the top of the "pyramid" make a lot of promises, and take all or most of the revenue.
You can Google Herbalife, Worldventures, Primerica, and now Lularoe. All MLM's.
@@jenng1770 multi level marketing
If i'm going to spend 5k on reselling then I will buy direct from China.
Right?
👍Yep and sell it online from some marketplace.
WURD!!! You know how much inventory you could get from Aliexpress for that?! Heck... you could set up drop shipping for less and make 3K per month. WTH
Their clothes are super tacky
Cassies are lovely. The best skirt
Golf clothes on bad acid.......
@@weltonvillegal6258 😂😂😂😂👏👏👏
The ugliest clothes for an outrageous price.
“You’ve been able to pay your mortgage with this” 😂 what about your other bills?! Makes $3k a month but has probably $25k+ in inventory sitting behind her 🙄🤦🏼♀️
They said she started early when there were only 700 sellers nationwide, so she'll be the last to feel the sting.
I'm sure she's sitting comfortably with a surplus of "hun bots"/sellers under her. The store is probably a secondary source of income, the sellers under her have to be generating income for her to still be in business.
There's no way she's doing well with that store, unless she's selling to those under her. 🤪
qis2spent less than 1% of sellers make that amount due to the way the pyramid is structured.
IKR... I was listening to that going "Huh? ONLY $3000? Your place is full of clothes!". They probably gave her a bonus check to do the interview. Such a "successful" company should have more people defending it than filing lawsuits.
Job 101: My Dad taught me as a kid (before I got my first job as a teenager) that you never work for a company where you have to buy something in order to become their employee. That’s called Fraud...allegedly 🤨
Perfectly said!
If only the top tier is making the real money and all of the “sellers” are actually the consumers, it’s a pyramid scheme 😂
They are right about "life-changing"; bankruptcy will do that.
Jacqueline E. 😂😂😂😂 all facts
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I don't see the owners wearing the (horrible) prints that they are famous for! Lack of quality control, aweful prints, and polyester are the hallmarks of Lularoe. I definitely steer clear of this company. I hate to think of our landfills too when all their garbage lands there; that cheap polyester will never decompose.
goddessIv lol
She was wearing their products in the interview.
Yes she was BUT keep in mind that sarah sweater she was wearing WAS MADE ESPECIALLY FOR HER from Patrick. It was special material just for her.
czcams.com/video/L6eujSJ0-RU/video.html this was interesting.
I was thinking the same thing. All that clothing waste.
"When you give a company money for a job, you are a customer, not an employee."
Yep, it's a Pyramid Scheme
Trevor Lindsey
It isnt a pyramid scheme. Pyramid schemes have no actual product. The product IS recruitment. Lularoe is an MLM. Just as shirty but actually legal because theres an actual product ans they are exchanging that product for money.
Kendra Houck: it's definitely a scam, what does it matter pyramid, trapezoid, or cube; a scam is a scam.
Kendra Houck This definition is why the US needs to amend the law around pyramid schemes. This is a pyramid scheme, but for some reason the US allows it.
It is a pyramid scheme, the consultants are supposed to recruit others to sell, and if they get people in their upline, they get bonus checks for everyone who is under them that sells, so yes it is a pyramid.
Which doesn't HAVE to be a bad thing. There ARE successful ones out there where people make more than their former lucrative careers. I know 4 people who sell LLR as their sole job and are able to have a full personal life. But NO busines venture should be peddled as "easy."
Apparently a lot of people who claim they are making good money, really aren't and are just faking.
I mean, the people involved are independent businesses; not everyone will succeed.
@@CalebWolf It is not an independent business. An independent business does not pressure a person to harass their friends and family for sales and recruitment. It is a pyramid scheme.
There are a few who makes a lot but that is FEW and FAR BETWEEN
So many are now bankrupt.
There was once a post in reddit of a woman saying how she was so excited to be able to buy a Starbucks coffee using just the profits from whatever MLM she was in. A *coffee*.
Lularoe sounds like a cheap knockoff to lululemon
It’s her grandkids names
But yes it does lol
LOL, they wish they could be knockoff Lululemon
Oh, so this explains why all my friends stopped posting about LulaRoe on FB.
"her profits are upwards of $3,000/month" bruh that is nothing to brag about considering the amount of time she has to put into it
Those clothes are straight up hideous.🙅🏻♀️ And peddled by the Tammy Faye Baker of leggings.
saffron fields 🤣🤣🤣 That’s a good one!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@@elizap3614 I thought so too!! That is exactly what I thought after I watched the documentary yesterday. That is the Tammy Faye of MLM dollar store clothing instead of the Tammy Faye of MLM religion!! LOL
theIAMofME LOLOLOLOL
That's a great comparison!
"Tammy Faye Baker" Haha!! Hilarious and so correct!! Love it.
Clown clothes.
Only comment that genuinely made me lol thanks
Notice how the founders won't even wear their own clothes.
K B yep!
Tammy Fae ain't wearing that crap!
That’s the same man that said my leggings aren’t stale your people are.
ashli allen-ramos That was insane!
Wow
Wait...she invested $11,000 so she could make the promised $3,000 a month? Darwin Award right there. She could have done tons of other things.
I can see how it's attractive to those who have no business experience or direction though...everything is in place for you apart from the ability to make any money!
@@fuzzyfoods710 if you think that's ok because of lack of business experience than you should NEVER start your own business.
Not a smart move of course, but this is exactly what MLMs target - stay at home moms who are usually not educated, desperate, and probably already lower/middle class.
When you get desperate, bad ideas start to look better, and even when they dont look better you're willing to take the risk.
Of course it sounds dumb but in her mind its was probably like paying for university.. without the degree
In profit...
😆😆😆I’m sorry… Did someone just say it’s based on your work ethic?? Seriously?? It’s up to how many friends you have with bad taste. These outfits are hideous. They’re surprised that most people are not making any money? And there’s only a few at the top that are making money of course off of everyone else. Pyramid scheme. Simple.
babyyvie and no one of them are wearing their own stuff, the ones at the top.
I wouldn't even wear them to sleep.
They're fat clothes.
The construct of the company is literally a pyramid. They can’t even deny that.
The clothes are also absolutely hideous.
Mary Kay does this. Of Course, you cannot work part-time and make full time money.
Rule: Money is hard to make.
At least Mary Kay has a good product!!!!
Their product may be more consistent but it’s the same game. Pushing recruitment to attain what they call “leadership”. Pushing large initial investment. People getting stuck with product they can never sell. Blah blah...
Amy G Once bitten, twice shy. After buying the starter pack for Mary Kay and my first inventory, I waved goodbye. I couldn’t be more proud of myself for leaving. And yes, Mary Kay products are good but are overly priced. I couldn’t be at peace with myself selling such high priced makeup to people.
Mary Kay must be making fantastic products that I will never buy. I can go to sephora, I can go to Ulta and choose from a variety of brands to suit my needs and wants. I can buy from either retailer online. Whatever Avon and Mary Kay are trying to sell, I don't need or want. Before you start any business you should think about what unique thing you'll bring to your target market. Avon and Mary Kay, the only unique thing you bring is that friends and family will feel guilted into buying product.
Miriam Havard their eyeshadows are chalky at best.
If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck....
Just sayin'
It's a platypus!!!
Yep! It's a freak'n DUCK!😂
Did anyone catch the gaslighting and contradictions? It makes me SO ANGRY!
I can’t wait until this trash heap folds
LMAO fast forward to now.. and they owe their suppliers $49 million dollars. I just made multiple videos on the lawsuits... and oh by the way and some of these highlighted sellers lol... LEFT the company.. Couldn't see that coming lmao. This girl was making $3,000 a month and was one of the most "successful" sellers haha.. $36k is successful? whoa
She probably does not even make that after factoring in taxes and expenses. And she is among the top 1% of earners probably.
exactly@@perryegolson833
@@RockstarFlipper Hey, where are all of the supporters of this "great company" now? Lol. I mean, I knew they were slimy, but they haven't even been paying their suppliers? Come out of the woodwork, Lularoe supporters!!!
(Crickets........)
That is what I thought !!! That giant room was packed with polyester knit ugly and she was only getting $3000 ????????
They said "upwards of $3,000/mo." so it's likely much less than $36k/year.
They're rich.. They have mom's peddling their wares.. Mlm should be outlawed
It BREAKS MY HEART that he HONESTLY thinks people are trying to tarnish the company name by complaining
Typical sociopathic narcissist.
They should hire Elizabeth Holmes as ceo so they can share their ideas on how to scam people even more
Good comment.
Calling it “fashion “ is a bit of a stretch
shannon roy that was false advertisement
Fat clothing.
With Lularoe you get decide on your time but you don't get to decide on the product you're ordering LMAO
Insert Jim drawing a pyramid on the white board
Think about the environmental cost of this company.. Basically the product they sell is inventory to sellers. The amount of clothes these sellers have left in inventory after their investment is insane. All of that cotton has to come from somewhere. All the chemicals sprayed to grow that, that land could have been put to so much better use. This is fast fashion at its worst.
I was thinking the same thing when watching some Lularoe saleswoman explain her business. She was shopping like crazy to buy plastic bins for storage, plastic bags and boxes for mailing, hangers, etc., not to mention tons of clothes All that stuff is probably in a landfill now.
There's also the waste of shipping clothes to her in plastic, her repackaging everything and shipping the same clothes out yet again. The clothes were probably made overseas, shipped here; then shipped to individual sellers who again shipped them to consumers.
It's all polyester made in China. What do you think happens to all those water bottles people leave everywhere? They get spun into fabric and sold back to us.
Who can afford a 5,000 start up investment?
Exactly! In particular a single parent trying to make good would not have anything gets here in England other than their state benefits. Once they earned over £10 they would have to declare it. That would be fine if they could go from nothing to earning a living wage. Reality doesn't happen like that though. Additionally; for an individual to find the start up money to buy inventory would be impossible. Only way would be a 'loan shark' and that would be even worse.
Over 100,000 retailers apparently
@@kl6902 Yeah, and how many of them put that on a credit card?
They are persuaded to use a credit card.
Right?! That unbelievable!!
These founders are totally wicked!
Proud Kaffir a gang of you will ... listen to what people say. They joined lularoe because they felt wanted ....
Facts!
All these MLM executives and owners should be sued until they don't have a pot to pee in. It's only fair.
The guy say is this clothes are desirable he is wrong the clothes are ugly and expensive 80 bucks for a pair of legging and a blouses no way
The leggings are $25 each.
The leggings are 25.00 but you can get pretty much the same leggings at leggings depo on Amazon for 12.00 or Tee for The Soul for 9.00. I in fact did a comparison and my Tee for the Soul leggings I paid 9.00 for are just as soft and comfie as Lula's 25.00.
Pookie Pie Ralph Lauren Are Expensive 2
No one said you were ugly they said the clothes are ugly and yes some of them are downright ugly and the sizing is so damn inconsistent you can never wear the same size in the same style of shirt.
Girl there’s lularoe discount shops. Lol. You can get any style for under $25. It’s pretty awesome. Agreed most of the prints are awful. It but some are cute. Some of the styles do fit body shapes for people that cannot find a style in a store that can flatter them.
The focus is on recruiting new members, which is what makes it a pyramid scheme. The people at the top of the pyramid do make money (like the lady at 2:30), but the hundreds underneath her hardly make any, or are deep in debt to the company/have too much product.
“multi-level marketing”
guess what else has multiple levels? those tiered Aztec *_pyramids_* 😉😉😉🤣🤣🤣
Some woman in the vice video about this called it a "tree" and made the shape of a triangle with her hands 😂 I was like.. delusional much, lady?!
At least building a pyramid pays its workers.
Hideous clothing
A lady I work with who was selling it said that when they place an order they never know what they are going to get. So basically they have little control of inventory.
Yep. This is SO dumb.
That makes it gambling.
200 000k in sales means nothing. What was the profit after tax??
this couple reminds me of Tammi and Jim Baker...ugh
Tammy Faye was a very decent human being
That's the dude calling his customers "stale " 🙄
Yeah, after he sends them wet and moldy products to sell.
Every seller in my area are discounting it just to get rid of it
Harper Grace maybe moldy
Never buy LuLaroe!! It is so bad!! My leggings rip all the time.
Now, they were sued again for nearly $49 million after Mark and Deanne allegedly hid their money from creditors by instead spending it on a private jet, some land, and two Koenigsegg hypercars, one of which was used to break the world record for fastest production car in November 2017, clocking an unbelievable average top speed of 278mph.
Toddler wear for grown ups - never understood the appeal.
It's not a good business, unethical, and not loyal to "all" of their representatives. I've quit buying due to poor business ethics!!
They have also stolen artwork from multiple artists for their clothing.
Boss Babe Blue Judging by the prints on their clothing, I have to say I wouldn't claim the work as my own. 😆
If any company tells you to buy and has a starting pack, be extremely cautious
3 grand/month isn’t that much money. Not sure why they’re acting like that’s some big income...
Listen to the "Sounds like a MLM" podcast about LulaRoe, these founders are horrible horrible people
I feel like I dont need to to know that!
The one "successful" seller they could find only makes $3k per month? That'll be before tax too, so less in reality.
If she best pay is 3k, can you imagine how badly paid the rest are?
No wonder the company is now failing so spectacularly!
Anybody that would pay $80 for a polyester cardigan or $40-$50 polyester legging has to be crazy!! but there's a customer for every kind of fashion. Esp. bad fashion!
Imo its fashion for for ppl who are visually challenged.
It's awful hideous prints for ppl who don't like zippers, buttons or structured silhouettes ...only stretchy elastic easy pull on drapy pieces....lazy!!
The concept itself isn't a novelty but when you make it with cheap subpar poor quality synthetic materials and find a customer base for it worth a supposed$2B annually?? I blame the consumer!There's no profit without customers...SOMEBODY is buying that crap!!
The trick is social media has allowed LLR to find all the ppl they could possibly need, esp the ones too lazy, too busy or unable for whatever reason to get to legit stores. I think these ppl tend to shop sites like QVC & LLR fashion convinced it's cute stuff.
There are no limits to poor fashion taste. Social media has now allowed us a birds eye view of ppl around the world that dress horribly but think they look cute af!So it makes sense plenty of ppl think LLR is cute stuff. Give them some flowers, unicorns, hearts, polka dots , paisley or stripes and count on them being color blind to the hideous color combinations ?? Jackpot !!
Its the consumers that should be ashamed . They didn't cuss out the founders when they first introduced those vomit inducing prints and fabrics for $40+!!!
Bohemian Chic Vibe you are 100% correct. If women would stop buying this crap there would be no company. It is poorly made, awful prints and colors, too expensive! I bought ONE pair of leggings about 3 years ago. I popped my thumb right through them the first time I pulled them on. In the trash they went along with my $25. I haven't looked at LLR since. If I get added to groups on Facebook I immediately remove myself. If I get asked to come to a "pop up" event, I decline and tell the person exactly why hoping they'll rethink their decision. This company's aim is directly at women "on the go". They're stretchy, frumpy, no shape, the sizes run big (while we're at it, let's make these ladies feel better by needing a smaller size than what they would normally wear), the consultants are getting stuck with the items no one in their right mind would purchase. Sorry but your Zebra print, green background, Carly does not appeal to me. Good luck with that!
Bohemian Chic Vibe I love Lularoe, and I am NOT lazy. This comment is ridiculous. I shop at "real" stores and buy Lularoe too. I do not look sloppy or lazy in my Lularoe as I know how to dress. You can look sloppy shopping at any store. I shop with a consultant that actually has a boutique. So, I actually leave my house and drive 15 minutes to shop, just as I would at a "real" store. I get tons of compliments on my outfits all the time and people are shocked everytime I tell them it's Lularoe.
Bohemian Chic Vibe I completely respect the fact that you don't like it! That is very understandable. Not everyone does and even I don't like ALL of it. ☺I like the comfort and stretchiness of the fabrics, but I will not pretend that the prices aren't on the higher side for what it is. My only hope is that we don't bash other people who wear things we may not like. Wear what makes you feel good. ❤ I hope you have a great day.
Seems to be heavily marketed towards bigger women, from what I have seen. I don’t know a single smaller woman, who feels physically comfortable in more structured clothing, who wears that brand. I do know SEVERAL obese women who love it- and it is obvious that the shapeless cuts and stretch are physically more comfortable for them. They fill a niche.
Visually challenged people value even more how something feels...they are less likely to buy this polyester rubbish!
the real victim is my eyes because those clothes are hideous
If salespeople of a product a) have to pre-purchase all their own inventory and b) can't or don't get refunded for defective products, RUN.
Why would you buy inventory to sell from home instead of drop shipping from the manufacturer? INVIGARON!!!
I prefer fight milk! For bodyguards by bodyguards!
So you can take it to the parties and sales they put on...the draw is supposed to be how soft they are
If LulaRoe were trying to right this.They would implement drop shipping and offer full refunds for ppl that have quit and returned product.
I love how the massive quality and return policy issues aren't even touched on! Avoid this mess.
they actually look evil... like they secretly do cult sacrifices and rituals..
Such a scam- can’t stand any MLMs after my experience with Arbonne years ago
Just work regular jobs no get rich schemes out there people always looking for easy money then play victims when it goes wrong live and learn!!!!
I believe the stay-at-home Moms can be a target of these companies.
seriously? it's not "playing" victim when you are a target of such an unscrupulous company. they are REALLY good conmen & women.
If it's so "highly desirable," why even make it an MLM? If highly desirable why didn't the co-founder believe in it enough to be "desirable" designers and have their own label, they're own clothing line and be like a Ralph Lauren or something?
Lmao I bet only moms that always ask to speak to a manager to use an expired coupon are the ones that wear, sell, and buy this stuff
LulaKaren! 🤭
read this: you spend 5,000 minimum a month and make 3,000 if you find people to sell the clothes to.....
They dont spend 5k a month. My consultant recouped her $6000 investment in 4 months and the LLR earnings have been paying her mortgage since month 6. But as people say, it is common sense in sales that you have to be confident you have the base for prospective buyers.
My friend reached top level in Rodan and Fields after 2 years. I considered joining, but honestly, I don't have the people to buy from me like she does.
Jessie Jean gotta hustle somewhere
JUJU yes that’s why there’s hardly anyone left selling this brand. It’s so successful that thousands are leaving every day. And by the way I sold and I just did my taxes and found out I never made a profit after working 80+ hours per week. So go pass your Kool Aide onto someone else.
No koolaid just common sense.
And no doubt that people leave it. A lot of business owners eventually end their business by choice or necessity. It's HARD. LLR is NO different. You go into it with a good plan and having confidence in your base of support and that you can grow it to a more sustainable #.
I didn't defend the CEO of LLR. I do think they mislead people into thinking it's easier than most related jobs.
But as a sales job, it's identical. You NEED the beginning base of support and the ability to grow your numbers.
The founders decide they just wanted to make money not caring if the sellers actually got rid of their product so they oversaturated the market by allowing everyone to come on as a consultant
joan rivers we need you more than ever
So glad I never did this. I did Mary Kay years ago!! I’ll never ever do it again!!
What happened?
@@miriamhavard7621 - That's none of our business, apparently.
@@Simba______ be fair. Few people return to comment on their comments. I also did MK back in the early 90s. Great product but you HAVE to be good at sales and have an inventory. It is a LOT of work. I got out of it after about 3 years because I didn't have time to hold parties and I was only going to put so much $$ into inventory. I know a girl who has the gift of sales and she is in MK. She has a lot of girls who also sell and yes she makes $$ off of what they sell. She has even gotten one of those pink cars and a lot of jewelry. She is very nice and does not pressure anyone. But she works her tail off and like I said, she is a GIFTED sales person (some people could sell an eskimo an ice cube and that would be her). Very few MK girls can be like her.
I don't understand how these people sleep at night
3k a month????? I make double that at my regular 7-5 job and insurance, a retirement, and other benefits.
I've worked for them in blythewood SC. It was terrible. They do not care about the workers what so ever. Favoritism at it's best. No matter how hard you work it goes for nothing if you have an opinion about something. If you let them know what's going on inside the warehouse do not let it be someone they like because you will be fired. I was a great worker and when I had a complaint about a supervisor I was fired 2 days later.
I tried the Tupperware version years ago and only ended up stocking my own kitchen. Didn’t sell much.
YOURE STALE! FIND BETTER CUStOMERS - direct quote from Mark which actually applies more to him
Recruiting others whos sales u earn a comission on, then earning a comission on the sales of your recruits' recruit's is like the definition of a pyramid scheme. They can call it whatever they want multi-level marketing, a reverse funnel system... its still a pyramid scheme
Lularoe's stretch pants are hideous! The prints do not look good on anyone.
There is a special place somewhere for those founders and its waiting ......... 🤨
Pyramid scheme just like Amway.
How do individuals have 5,000 dollars to spend!? I feel if you have 5,000 in the bank use it for a family vacation, buy a new car, invest it into stocks, save it.
Right!!!
The internet is the Charlatan's paradise.
One good thing about the internet is being able to google search anything -- like the BBB, for example. Imagine how easy it was for scammers before people could check the internet!
His forehead is about to push his features off his chin
I recognized Douglas Brooks. Seems like a good guy, tried fighting Herbal Life.
the two owners look wack & lowkey creepy
Have they no shame? They say they've sold 2 billion dollars worth of merchandise through 80 thousand people. Even if commission is 20% THEIR SELLERS ONLY EARNED 5000 A YEAR! A YEAR IN THE US!!!!!! And that is without counting in the hours, the fuel, the showrooms etc. Even if you sell that average, it'll a take A YEAR to earn back your initial investment!
moldy thread bare clothing. ITS A PYRAMID SCHEME. It is the definition of one.
Wow “somebody’s putting them up to it!” Sure Jan Lmao 😂
I just got a message in my facebook from a LulaRoe seller going out of business. XD
Foxy Reviews Why
There are THOUSANDS of Lularoe consultants that are doing goob sales on Facebook.
Ugly cheap clothing. You get better buys at Macy's
“YOU’RE STALE YOUR CUSTOMERS ARE STALE GET NEW CUSTOMERS”
How are people still falling for MLM schemes?
They fell for the Scamdemic. 🤷♀️
@@jerseytomato100 fair.
It is totally an MM pyramid scam. Anyone who charges $50 for stinky leggings made in some third world sweat shop is deplorable
Ripping upon first wear is NOT what I’d call a “desirable” product.
I hope the lawyer takes them to the cleaners.
I haven’t seen not one person who looked good in that clothing, have no idea what the hype is all about. 🤷🏻♀️
Anyone dumb enough to invest in these MLM pyramids or whatever deserve whatever hardship they get.
They are like the Jim Jones of fashion. Some of these reps lost their homes buying that crap.