Everyone is bragging about HUGE sales in March and April. During a pandemic!!! There has never been a better time to start a home based business, they say. Check out some of the Instagram stories and tell me if you Read more…

MLM participants have been using the COVID-19 pandemic as an excuse to shill their wares. Most importantly, they use job loss and financial fears to recruit people into their schemes. And with companies like Mary Kay, they are also using Read more…

Last week Chelsea Claytor, Mary Kay sales director, claimed that she sold $7,000 of products in March. And that was with staying at home for 2 weeks!!!! I don’t believe it for a minute. Chelsea has lied in the past Read more…

With everyone stuck at home, Mary Kay parties are a big no-no. (Not that a lot of people wanted to attend them anyway!) But commission checks and cars are on the line, so recruiting must go on! How would you Read more…

It’s the last day of Mary Kay’s March “double credit” promotion. Last chance to pretend you sold twice as much. Twice as much as what? Twice as much as we already pretend you sold. If your unit orders $20,000 wholesale, Read more…

The entire “business” of Mary Kay consultants and directors is built around lies. If they told you the truth, you’d never sign up. No, Ali Zornes and her unit aren’t selling $500,000 this seminar year. What they are doing is Read more…

With things tanking for Mary Kay Inc., and more importantly, for MK consultants and directors, everyone is “revamping” their “customer page” on Facebook. I love how the language is so similar between all of these women. It must be standard Read more…

Over and over, I am nauseated when Mary Kay ladies repeat the lie of “we profit 50% on product sales!” Even Mary Kay Inc. repeats this lie to the general public: No, consultants do not profit 50% on product sales. Read more…

A Mary Kay lady was aghast. Someone on Facebook said a store sold her information to a Mary Kay consultant, and the woman received an email she thought was a “scam for a facial.” Guess what? The woman was right. Read more…

Chelsea Claytor is lying about her sales of Mary Kay products. And so is her upline. To hear her tell it, she’s sold $40,000 of products in 8 months. It’s a blatant lie, and all part of the scheme to Read more…