Thank you

Very interested in joining your team

I was an independent consultant but I ran out of time.but I want to join again. I have so much jewelry packed up still

This video is pretty old how is your progress now in the business?

You didn’t subtract your paypal fees or packaging costs, thats part of your cost and cuts into those profits

This made me laugh soooo hard. Thanks for the tips!!!!

That's if people buy from you it's not a complete profit to make it

So where is your cost center, my dear lady?

What she does not say is that if you have 100 items for sale that cost $317.00 and you sold all the pieces for $500.00 making a $233.00 profit now you are out of product so you have to buy more inventory we will say 100 pieces and then you take the $233.00 profit - $317.00 to replace the 100 pieces and you are in the hole $84.00.

Awesome!! My takeaway-you did not say it like this but this is the way I understood it-describe the jewelry as if the viewer is blind describing how it feels, what it looks like, and how it sounds (if applicable).

That is a gross profit. Costs to ship the jewelry, let's say $40 and there is an opportunity cost. But if one is ordering 100 pieces there is no shipping charge from P (no shipping for orders over $100 dollars which is less than 100 pieces.) and 10 free pieces does compensate for the shipping charges. Now if you have a live sale and sell 100 in a night which is doable in say 2 hours so not a bad payday. The real income comes from selling several hundred pieces a week and from having a team of MANY so one receives an override from those that are active and ordering.

Her math is fixing to make me faint

Say you have to spend an extra $100 and something dollars for another 100 pieces

Guuuuuurlll this is all assuming if everyone loves every single piece and BUYS every single Piece. I mean. This is not a fair assessment

She's a sales rep for the company. It's a scam.

The hours you would put into selling 100 pieces at 2 bucks profit now she says she sell 100 in a hour and a half. I can also sell 15 cars in a hour and half too lol but the chances of that are slim to none. They make you buy everyonth.

Why are you lying you don't make shit.

Here is their return policy- "''Accessories that have been USED or WORN, no longer have the original tags, were ordered in error, or broken due to misuse will not be eligible for return.'' You wear it once and it breaks--Too bad, so sad! You're going to lose money and friends.

Let's remember that if u dont spend $100 each order u get charged a minimum of $6 for shipping and if u want 2 day shipping its $75!!! I sell or am getting out of selling and u dont make 45% profit!

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You buy a jewelry for a cheaper price then you get it back plus the extra

Yeah but if u host partys and such you have to think about drink prices food and such so u dont win nothing maybe 10.00 or so maybe a little more not at all worth it also if u do craft fairs and such u have booth set up fees and such some can be as high as 100 and up

Yes but it is slow slow slow profit

Made in China. No thanks.

So If You pay 100 dollars for 33 pieces of jewelry and get 45% commission Your losing money. Let's do the math 33 x 2.25 = $74.25. Your already losing $16.75

Yeah great profit margin but dont YOU have to pay for shipping???

I joined 1 month ago. $99 Starter Pack got a cute box with Everything I needed 2 start jewelry included about $140 worth. I literally took the box 2 work, got on the floor (nursing) sum1 Noticed the box & curiosity got it rolling! I sold everything in that box except 6 pieces but I made my $99 back & a profit! 1 nurse told another person & I'm now on my Second order. The jewelry Isn't Crap anymore than the $5 jewelry u buy at the hair supply store or Walmart! The difference Is it's Lead & Nickel Free so it Doesn't turn on you. Do you wear Walmart jewelry in the shower, 2 play basketball or sleep in it? Most likely no it's Costume Jewelry & as Any business you get Out what you Put In. I plan on going big cause I see potential & I'm driven. Good luck 2 all that try👑🍷

You ain't making no real money

Your about 85.00 short to buy another 100 If you want to buy more inventory you lost money

The jewelry is cheap dollar store type jewelry. Nothing special.

What if you do not sell all 100 pieces?

What's cost of shipping lost and cost of the website monthly???

Her math is incorrect! What she did not factor in 45% of $5 which is only $2.25. Multiply that by 100 and you get 225. Then continue with the math from there, She is at working at a loss! Don't be believe me go to there website you'll see that 45% of 5 on your earnings. In addition, it's a pyramid - again go to there website, it's all there.

Wow! Can you guys be more negative??? There are a lot of woman and men making a lot of money on this, I know a few personally! So shove your negative shit!

This is inaccurate because she didn't include fees. Secondly, never say it's risk free no business is RISK FREE! I sell on eBay and make much, much more than selling this, not worth the time and effort, not enough payout. My profit margins are pretty high and I can easily make $200. In an hour not days. You need to prepare a better presentation because you omitted alot from this video, the profit you mathematically showed is erroneous. You may want to do some serious research, based on your math I would never sign up under you. You're too inexperienced. Business is business.

The way she writes her zeros make me feel uncomfortable. 😂😂😂😂

Not everyone wants the 100 pieces though

Dont understand why anyone would want to sell it anyway. Looks like Chinese plastic tat!

On paper this looks good, but there is always risks. Most people won't sell 100 pieces of jewelry at their first few events. Profit on each piece is waaaay to low.

NOTE: on your first calculation of $317 (sales tax incl) and you subtract $500 - $317 - that should be $541 -$316 to get your profit of $2.25 per each piece Please take your sales of paparazzi accessories as a Business..you must collect sale tax from every customer....to comply with your state law (unless your state has no sales tax) buhh

This isnt worth it ladies. Your Roi is low. Look into selling cracked iphones or dropshipping on ebay. You will make more money faster with lower risk.

This video is dishonest and proves exactly why these MLM schemes are predatory, dishonest. It also supports why not everyone is cut out to “be their own boss”. You are assuming that all your stock will sell, and unless you’re peddling yeezys that’s just not going to happen. Have you seen it happen at multiple online parties? Perhaps, but I promise you those people don’t have that success every time and many get stuck with stock that no one wants to purchase. Additionally, (probably due to the lack of financial training provided by this company), you forgot to subtract from that $200+ profit your costs and taxes. Aren’t you also encouraged to do a lot of giveaways to get people buying the products? If you do an in home party you have to buy food or a tank of gas to get to your location. Now that $200 profit shrinks to maybe $100 and it took you a month or two to achieve. This video is misleading.

This jewelry is worse than bubble gum jewelry and I would never buy this crap.

Omg girl your a Saint...I've been trying to figure this out all day .. I'm a slow learner

Sounds great. But no business can sell all the products. What if you cannot sell all 100 pieces? You can only sell 30 or 50 instead and couldn't sell more. What are you going to do with it? And other costs even don't count yet. If you dont recruit people, it's hard to make profit.

I sell Paparazzi, I started with the largest kit and IF you’re consistent you will sell and make your money back. I do a lot of events in my area, and surrounding areas, and I’ve made over $900 at some of events or $550, $150, $200, heck even $50 BUT if you don’t reinvest and BUILD your inventory from the beginning you will not have customers for long, or profit, Period. Nobody wants to see you at the same event or party with the same exact pieces as you’ve had every other time.. Paparazzi actual website releases new jewelry every Monday-Friday so you should be selling and then adding new fresh pieces . You have to do parties, events, etc in order to show NEW faces the Jewelry, make the money, & you can grow your business... and tbh the 45%/55% is a good rule of thumb.. so you’ll pass that breaking even point IF you’re consistently selling. I started off with 200 pieces now I have over 600 on hand and it’s because I’ve reinvest & built my customers base because I have NEW pieces coming in. You can’t get upset if you’re not making money because you decided to not step out your comfort zone and sell the jewelry. There’s money is this, you just have to work it ☺️, like any other job out there. This biz isn’t hard at all. Don’t over think it , just get out there! Brand yourself by stepping out of your go-to market (family, & friends) and build your business, but you must reinvest in the beginning.. and a little secret you won’t have to as much once you have a great amount of jewelry on hand that you’re comfortable with 🤷🏾‍♀️ plus people can shop from your free website that paparazzi gives you as soon as you sign up and you can make money there too, but the majority of your business will be cash n’ carry, which means if you want to be the absolute best then you need on hand jewelry. This isn’t like Mary Kay where EVERYONE has the same exact inventory, you need fresh pieces and if you’re not willing to sell to actually make money in order to reinvest some then understand that’s not the company’s fault. For those that are interested I do have a graphic that explains the reinvestment with each starter kit

What about taking into account whatever credit card processing fees are involved with online purchases from your customers such as PayPal, Square, etc..?

Let’s just make this REALLY simple. A consultant makes $1.83 per piece sold. If a consultant buys in groups of 10, she makes $2.33 per piece sold (Because of the free piece thrown in for every 10 purchased from Paparazzi). The $2.33 per piece does not even include the shipping, gas, and time costs incurred by selling and distributing what you sell. So minus that off each piece. If you are considering getting into this scheme, consider how much jewelry you would have to sell to make it worth it. Also, it isn’t risk free just because you can make a profit. Otherwise every business on earth would be “risk free.” Risk free would be if you could send unsold jewelry back to Paparazzi for a full refund. A consultant takes a risk every time she buys jewelry from Paparazzi b/c there is a chance it won’t be sold, and the consultant just eats that cost. Don’t use terms you don’t understand, and you clearly don’t understand what “risk free” means.

HOW LONG TOOK YOU TO SELL THE 100 PIECES? I BELIEVE IS IMPORTANT. Thanks.😉

You say there’s no risk because you at least make back your money. That’s assuming people actually want all 100 pieces. I spoke with a woman in our area who is huge in paparazzi and does it full time. She lives and breathes her “business” and has a bunch of people under her. She told me you “Never. Ever.” sell every single piece you buy from paparazzi. She estimated she gets stuck with about 5-10% of her inventory. She also said newer sellers get stuck with a lot more-sometimes more than 50% of each order but they have to keep ordering more inventory to stay “active” and because a lot of the stuff is seasonal and you need the newest stuff if you actually want to sell anything. So let’s not forget that on your 100 pieces if you get stuck with 10 pieces no one wants to buy, that’s $31.70 you need to subtract from your profit. If it’s 50% that means you just got stuck with $158 of crappy jewelry you don’t want and just spent all month hawking jewelry day and night for a whopping $25. If it took you 40 hours of networking, facebook posting, selling live on facebook,, talking to co-workers, selling at craft fairs, etc., you just made about $3.90 per hour on the high end and about $0.62 per hour on the low end.