Like Many Consultants, Lydia Has Too Much MK Credit Card Debt

Your Name: Lydia

Date Joined MK : 2/28/2008

When Left MK or Still Active?: Still Active

Initial Inventory Purchased: 1800

How were you recruited?:
Through a friend.

Memorable experience you had in MK:
Love to get together with other positive thinking women. I really enjoyed giving gifts to my relatives & chruch ladies.

What did you learn from MK?:
How to run a business wisely & with integrity. How to listen to those around you with experience.

What are you doing now? :

Regretting how I ignored my husband’s advice & how much debt I acrewed on the CC. I need to sell back a lot of product. Or do about 5-10 trunk shows!

Additional Comments:
I believe that there is a smart way to run any business, it just depends on what level you want to be at & how much time & energy you are willing to commit to this business. PLEASE KNOW that when you purchase any amount of inventory that you are comitting to do that much work in your business to even recoup sales to pay for product. Do not think that you are at a profit level until ALL of your product is paid for.

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52 Responses to “Like Many Consultants, Lydia Has Too Much MK Credit Card Debt”
  1. Renee says:

    If I just received my “order” that was put in by the Director and have not opened the boxes, can I return everything for a full refund?

  2. Lipstick says:

    Renee
    Probably not, but you can call the MK branch your SD  ordered from and tell them you have changed your mind and the order is unopened.  Ask them if you can have it picked up by UPS and returned for a full credit.
    If that fails, you might check with your credit card company and see if they will back out the charges if you return the shipment.  If you return it I would ship it with delivery confirmation and insurance.
    If the above fail you can always return it for 90% buyback.  Post and let us know what you were able to work out if anything.  Best of luck to you!

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