jodielyn10 I'm gonna go a step further and this might actually get me in trouble. But the posting pictures of the "average salary" for those work at home positions?
Lolololololol. Nope. Lid it is tacky.
bets on if we are going to get a Haters going to hate post/update?
I have a coworker that calls her daughter every day to make sure she made it up and to work. She's probably 25 and I get the impression that if my coworker didn't do it she wouldn't go to work. She does a lot for her that I wouldn't even consider after this long. At some point they have to fend for themselves on certain things. You can't afford an apartment in a big city, you move home and save money.
How about when the "before" picture is only 2 or 3 months after giving birth. That one really pisses me off.
I saw one where the before she was still pregnant. And I'm pretty sure they counted the weight loss as the weight that just came off with delivery alone.
Ugh, yes! You can't count that when you easily have 8lb of baby, 2lb of fluid, plus retaining water and swollen like a mofo!
Post by origamimommy on May 29, 2015 10:18:00 GMT -5
I have a real one. I was ordering pics from vacation with my 101 free prints and somehow clicked to order ALL of the pics from the album. It was 600. It wouldn't let me cancel it but I'm pissed. Some of those pictures are terrible. I fully intend to call and get a refund once it's delivered.
origamimommy, you should be able to call shutterfly and cancel. Or in their email. There's a window you have to cancel it or that they can on their end. On another note, is the 101 still going on?
I am dreading taking A to her 3 year appointment. I know they are going to want her to pee in a cup. Unless something changes drastically in the next 3 weeks, she isn't going to pee in a cup. I can't even bribe her to pee in the potty right now. It'll be a walk of shame from the lab with the empty pee cup.
When elise just did her urine catch they put a "hat" a plastic looking thing that looks like an upside down hat over the potty and she peed into that then you just pour the pee into the cup. Pretty easy! But Ya no way was I going to let her pee in a cup!
Um there is absolutely no way my kid could pee in a cup at the doctors office. Maybe if they had a bath tub and I begged him to try on the potty for about 5 minutes then immediately after he steps into the bathtub he'd pee. I've actually caught his pee in a cup that way before because he does it like clock work the second I get him in the tub. I thought I'd catch the pee so his bath water wouldn't be gross before he even sat down in it. Big mistake because the next night he picked the cup up and tried to do the same thing. Wait maybe he could pee in a cup at the doctors office!
jodielyn10 I'm gonna go a step further and this might actually get me in trouble. But the posting pictures of the "average salary" for those work at home positions?
Lolololololol. Nope. Plus it's just tacky.
Yeah, the earning claims are fishy. This chart shows the actual income disclosure of all of their "distributors" for 2014...
over 96% of their distributors make $12,000 or less (before expenses). So why do the other 4% make so much? Because all the thousands of distributors at the bottom spend a set amount of money to become a distributor, and then don't sell anything, or sell barely enough to be "in the black", but a commission of what they do spend (which is more than what they would have just bought for themselves without needing to meet a "distributor" minimum) flows up to the person who signed you up. It's such a slimy shady way of doing business.
jodielyn10 I'm gonna go a step further and this might actually get me in trouble. But the posting pictures of the "average salary" for those work at home positions?
Lolololololol. Nope. Plus it's just tacky.
Yeah, the earning claims are fishy. This chart shows the actual income disclosure of all of their "distributors" for 2014...
over 96% of their distributors make $12,000 or less (before expenses). So why do the other 4% make so much? Because all the thousands of distributors at the bottom spend a set amount of money to become a distributor, and then don't sell anything, or sell barely enough to be "in the black", but a commission of what they do spend (which is more than what they would have just bought for themselves without needing to meet a "distributor" minimum) flows up to the person who signed you up. It's such a slimy shady way of doing business.
Are you trying to tell me the multi-level marketing companies may be considered pyramid schemes and that the vast majority of people involved don't actually gain financial freedom (or even make any money)? NOOOOO. that couldn't possibly be true.
over 96% of their distributors make $12,000 or less (before expenses). So why do the other 4% make so much? Because all the thousands of distributors at the bottom spend a set amount of money to become a distributor, and then don't sell anything, or sell barely enough to be "in the black", but a commission of what they do spend (which is more than what they would have just bought for themselves without needing to meet a "distributor" minimum) flows up to the person who signed you up. It's such a slimy shady way of doing business.
Are you trying to tell me the multi-level marketing companies may be considered pyramid schemes and that the vast majority of people involved don't actually gain financial freedom (or even make any money)? NOOOOO. that couldn't possibly be true.
Hahaha, I know right! My husband had read this article about their income claims recently and mentioned it to me, so I when I did a google search trying to find it just now, I got all these images of Advocare's "income potential" charts, and they all start at the silver level...they don't bother to mention that 90% of the people that sign up to sell their products never make it silver level.
Are you trying to tell me the multi-level marketing companies may be considered pyramid schemes and that the vast majority of people involved don't actually gain financial freedom (or even make any money)? NOOOOO. that couldn't possibly be true.
Hahaha, I know right! My husband had read this article about their income claims recently and mentioned it to me, so I when I did a google search trying to find it just now, I got all these images of Advocare's "income potential" charts, and they all start at the silver level...they don't bother to mention that 90% of the people that sign up to sell their products never make it silver level.
ya the print at the bottom states "The average annual income for all active Distributors in 2014 was $1610.27."
That just shows most don't make much at all if the average is only $1600.
Hahaha, I know right! My husband had read this article about their income claims recently and mentioned it to me, so I when I did a google search trying to find it just now, I got all these images of Advocare's "income potential" charts, and they all start at the silver level...they don't bother to mention that 90% of the people that sign up to sell their products never make it silver level.
ya the print at the bottom states "The average annual income for all active Distributors in 2014 was $1610.27."
That just shows most don't make much at all if the average is only $1600.
Don't forget that a good chunk of that $1600 is probably their own personal purchases, so they would actually make less than that.
I just went to a garage sale and spent $17 on 4t summer clothes. I got about 15 Carter's, Gap Kids, and other name brand outfits for a dollar and in good condition. This is why I love Garage Sales!! This is probably more of an UO
Post by jodielyn10 on May 29, 2015 14:13:28 GMT -5
Disclaimer: This confession is not Advocare related!
I just went to the vending machine to get a candy bar. I was about to get a Twix when I noticed a Dove dark chocolate bar, which is what I really wanted, behind the Baby Ruth. Yes, I got the Baby Ruth and the Dove bar behind it.
We went to my sister's for lunch and so the kids could use the little pool and run out some energy. Well as usual it was a battle for me to get Henry to leave. So I told him we could get DQ on the way home, to get him to stop throwing a tantrum and leave peacefully. I said this knowing that I would drive in circles to get home if I had to so he would fall asleep in the car and no DQ would be happening. Once he fell asleep I went through the DQ drive-thru for me
We went to my sister's for lunch and so the kids could use the little pool and run out some energy. Well as usual it was a battle for me to get Henry to leave. So I told him we could get DQ on the way home, to get him to stop throwing a tantrum and leave peacefully. I said this knowing that I would drive in circles to get home if I had to so he would fall asleep in the car and no DQ would be happening. Once he fell asleep I went through the DQ drive-thru for me
I have never given my kid DQ specifically so she doesn't know what I'm getting when I go through the drive thru and order a Blizzard.
We went to my sister's for lunch and so the kids could use the little pool and run out some energy. Well as usual it was a battle for me to get Henry to leave. So I told him we could get DQ on the way home, to get him to stop throwing a tantrum and leave peacefully. I said this knowing that I would drive in circles to get home if I had to so he would fall asleep in the car and no DQ would be happening. Once he fell asleep I went through the DQ drive-thru for me
origamimommy, you should be able to call shutterfly and cancel. Or in their email. There's a window you have to cancel it or that they can on their end. On another note, is the 101 still going on?
101 free prints extended through tonight with code MEMORIALDAY.
Post by aimeefarrahfowler on May 29, 2015 16:09:13 GMT -5
Re: all those pyramid schemes, I mean work at home opportunities. My big thing is this: if these products are sooooo amazing and sooooo life changing, why can't I buy them at the store? Like if some, say, energy drink powder thing is so superior, surely I could walk into Target and buy some, right?
jodielyn10 I'm gonna go a step further and this might actually get me in trouble. But the posting pictures of the "average salary" for those work at home positions?
Lolololololol. Nope. Lid it is tacky.
bets on if we are going to get a Haters going to hate post/update?
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