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Greetings. My girlfriend Just recently started working for "Vector" and sells "CutCo" Knives. She is trying to go for a challenge of selling $15,000 worth of knives in 10 days, so she can win a $1,000 traveling voucher for a few days, and so far, she has had one customer and sold a bit over $200 worth of knives. If you wanted to schedule a meet to check out the knives, the meetings can be done via email and video chat as well. She's required to tell you that you aren't OBLIGATED to buy anything. Whether you do or don't buy, she still gets paid for scheduling the neeting . she can tell you more about it all than I can, but what I DO know is they will be the last knives you'll ever have to buy, and are very sharp, and a pair of scissors could cut through a penny, I've seen it myself! You also get a life time warranty, so if the knives break, you can get a new set free. They also don't charge to sharpen your cutco knives. If you're interested, we can trade emails and I can connect you to my girlfriend so a meeting can be scheduled. Any questions you have will be answered by her.

Pic relation. Some of the different CutCo knives and scissors. They even have a zombie set of combat knives that are pretty cool, too!

>> No.5178128

> be garage sale
> see a rusted and dull tray of knives
> barely make out CutCo brand
> by them for a buck a knife
> send them to the company cause of that lifetime warranty

I'm pretty sure they just sent me a brand new set instead of shining the old ones up. All in all they are great knives.

>> No.5178134

Dude, it's a scam. You and your girlfriend are idiots.

>> No.5178143

>>5178128
If I'm correct, I believe they do just send you a new set, while they fix the set you sent in, then sell those off. Would you be interested in buying any?

>> No.5178150

>>5178134
You don't know what you're talking about. The other anon in this thread even said he was satisfied. My girlfriend wasn't required to buy the knife set, and neither is the customer. And she still gets paid $16 for the appointment, whether it sells or not. I did tons of research before I let her work for them, because I heard it was a scam, as well. I talked to a few reps, and they clarified everything. If you need to, do that, because there is no scam.

>> No.5178151

>>5177972
You can connect me with your girlfriend, if you know what I mean ;)

>> No.5178168

>>5178150
i have no idea what you're doing but it's evil
it's pure devil hibbery jibbery

>> No.5178176

>>5178168
What do you mean?

>> No.5178177

>>5178150
I know what I'm talking about... You don't.

Also, he said he was satisfied with the free set of knives he got. Don't twist his words to support your move to get involved in a pyramid scheme.

>> No.5178178

>>5178151
Cutco in pooper nao!

>> No.5178190

if they're so great why don't they just sell them in stores

>> No.5178193

>>5177972
awesome. I personally made over $19,400 during a summer selling cutco. don't let anyone talk you out of it they are afraid to see you succeed cuz ppl don't like when they're friend's get a head. it's a doggy dog world out their and u need to pull urself out by ur boot straps.

good luck 2 u and if u have any doubt's about the vector system remember their a multi million dollar company and they're success speaks for itself unlike the doubters who will stay poor.

>> No.5178199

>>5178150
>The other anon in this thread
What other anon?

>> No.5178202

>>5178193
This is getting embarrassing.

>> No.5178213

>>5178143
>Would you be interested in buying any?

No, Why would I be? They're poor quality for the money. Their silly serrated edge works no better than any other serrated knife. Their "warranty" is really no better that most knife companies.

In a recent test of cooking knives cutco came in LAST PLACE despite being one of the more expensive knives tested:
http://www.cookingforengineers.com/article/129/Chefs-Knives-Rated

It's a low-end product sold for a high-end price thanks to a careful sales scheme. Cutco is actually a classic "case study" of this marketing technique taught in business schools. Their "product" is not so much the cutlery, but the "feel good" about the purchase that their salespeople are trained to do.

>> No.5178217

Wal mart is multi billion dollar company and makes even more money selling even shittier knives.
You are right that it is a doggy dog world.
Now let's see that girlfriend on all fours.

>> No.5178219

>>5178193
OP here. I gotta be honest, bro, your spelling gave us a hurting. But what was your method to sell that much that fast?

>> No.5178224

Any good heavy duty scissors will cut a penny in half.

>> No.5178225

Fucking Cutco turns regular cool people into annoying fucking marketers that can't stop talking about them like robots.

>> No.5178227

Cutco scissors in vagoo.

>> No.5178228

My mom's CutCo knives have not been sharpened in 20 years and they're so dull they will crush a melon without breaking the rind, but she won't send them for sharpening because she doesn't want to be without them even though they're useless in their current state.

>> No.5178236

>>5178224
this, the gimmicks they use to sell their products aren't even impressive.

reminds me of that episode of always sunny where frank wants to sell knives and vacuums

>> No.5178241

>>5177972

You must be shitting me.

>> No.5178255

>>5178236
God I love that show.

>> No.5178258

sure are a lot of samefags in this thread

>> No.5178333

>>5178193
>doggy dog world