Meet Mark Reviews

As of July 23, 2013, I’m a rep for Meetmark, and I figured it would be a fun little side gig. The sign-up process was way easier than Avon. When I set up my online shop, it only cost 20 bucks, and that was a one-time deal for life, as long as the company exists. Reps got discounts of 20 to 30 percent on all orders. You could sell as much or as little as you wanted without losing your webpage. I was fortunate that my coworkers, including caseworkers and social workers, bought from me. The makeup is pretty solid if you’re looking for something affordable, but the clothing often doesn’t fit right. Stick to the makeup, face washes, jewelry, and handbags, and you should be good. Just a heads up: starting August 8, 2013, all Mark reps will need to merge with Avon and become Avon reps. While you can still sell Mark products, they won’t be under the Mark brand anymore. If a rep decides not to join Avon, they’ll lose all their rights and won’t be part of the company anymore. I mention this because some clients aren’t fans of Avon, and I want everyone to be aware of the ongoing merger. Personally, I think it’s fine as a hobby, but if you’re looking to make money, you might want to reconsider. After August 8, I’ll only be a customer, not a sales rep. If you’re thinking about joining Avon, keep in mind that you probably won’t make a ton of cash. Their stock report isn’t looking too hot either, just saying. Enjoy, but you’ve been warned!

I bought two pairs of shoes from this site and wow, did they put me through the wringer when it came to returns. They refunded me a bit for one pair, but nothing for the other. Every time I reached out, whether by email or phone, they kept saying they needed to pass my case to another team. Then, they’d have me wait three months before I could check back in. I even marked it on my calendar to keep track! When I finally called again, they still had no clue what was happening. It felt like they thought giving me a partial refund on one pair was enough.