anyone work for best in glass?

princess85

hi i was searching around for some party plan work and came across best in glass has anyone worked for them etc if so could you please tell me a little bit more about them. do they have an outlay fee? et they say the kit is over £300 worth so im assuming if they have one its going to be quite alot and as im only on benefits at the mo i can only stretch so far thanks in advance for any help :T

geordie_joe

The internet is full of sites claiming something is worth something.

Sites claiming the ebook they are trying to sell to you for $27 is worth $499

Sites claiming the information they are about to sell you for $90 is worth $9,00, when it is available for free on thousands of web sites.

The point is, something is only worth what people are willing to pay for it, not what the person selling it says it's worth.

Before you part with any money, checkout the kit, and think what you could sell it for.

Then think, if it "best in glass" turns out to be a dead duck, or worse, a scam........Who could you sell the kit to? Someone whom you have conned into believing "best in glass" is a good money making scheme?

If you buy a scam, then the start up kit is only worth anything if you can scam someone else into buying a scam. Could you do that, or will you be stuck with £300 worth of scamming kit.

geordie_joe

kalemlim5 wrote: »

studies are very successful. has done a good job.

Would you care to explain further, and give proof of these studies?

hcb42

hit the spam button and ignore...

OP: sorry, no idea on your question....other than i would act cautiously

soolin

Whatever party plan you go into look at the stuff first and decide if you would buy it if you were at a party.

hermum

Have you seen the prices they charge? You would need a lot of people with more money than sense I feel. Certainly not very many MSE'ers would be knocking on your door to book a party.
May work if you live in a very affluent area.