Okay, Ladies, now that I'm coming off my high and have removed my  ,  I was talking with my friend, who is now a member of this site  , and she was telling me there are certain things I cannot sell to people, they can only be given away when they purchase so many sets of certain items in the skincare line. I know someone who wants some of the roll up bags for the women at her family reunion, and a few other people, who ironically, used to sell MK and have some of the consultant items and would like to purchase more of them without bidding on E-bay.  Why can I not sell these items, since I've purchased them from the company?

Also, what if I want a few of those for myself and the women in my family? Would I have to justify ordering them for anyone? I don't see how it's hurting MK if I'm purchasing them with MY money (that they're pocketing), it's not like I'm lining up at the back of a strip club and handing them out to Tawny and Lacey and the rest of the girls (not a bad idea, really). 

What are some of the guidelines for your inventory and consultant items.  I only signed up to be in MK on Monday, and I already feel like having some 

Thanks,
Abby

I agree. You are an Independent sales woman.  I know many who sell the Sec. 2 travel/trial size items (like Satin Hands lotion) to their customers for something like .75 - 1.00 each... that amount covers their tax and a little toward their shipping cost.  Why not sell the Travel Roll-Up Bag too?  But I would make sure I added enough on to cover the sales tax and some for shipping.  I guess I wouldn't 'advertise' that you are willing to sell Sec. 2 products to people, but if someone asks, then I would handle it as I stated above.  And this may be something you only wish to do for your best customers.   

I agree with the others.  If someone wants to buy a roll up bag, then sell it to them.  And since it's section 2, you can more of less make up your own price.

At Christmas, I would sell the mini satin hands for $12.  Sold like hot cakes.  I think they were something like $2.50 on the section 2 order form.

I've sold the sample spa lotions for favors at baby and wedding showers, a bunch of former PCP gifts for prizes at a wedding shower, etc. They've always been big hits. I never really advertised, but they were the only things MK in the price range and my friends/customers asked.

When I asked my director, her attitude was "Don't advertise the service, but do it."

All that to say I agree with what everyone else posted.