Anyone know anything about Avon's Mark? Is it anything like MK? If I were to sign up what is to be expected? Anything anyone can tell me is helpful! 

Hi. Thank you for your help. Actually I do not have anyone I know that does Mark, but I was looking on the website and you can sign up from there. 

Hi Lynn. Thank you for your input, it is greatly appreciated! 

I knew that Mark was a part of Avon, but I wish I could just find out more about it without having to contact a Sales Rep and them hounding me about it. But after MK I am sure that if it's anything like it I wouldn't want to go thru that again if you have to do some of the same things (i.e classes, stalking, parties, etc.).

Thats just it I don't think its  a seperate entity that you sign up for. I get the Mark catalogs with my regular catalog. I only buy for myself and a few family members. I give stuff to them for my cost so Avon is a big money drain for me. I don't even order catalogs so I get one and pass it around. Mark is too trendy for me.

I have been looking into joining mark as well even though being in MK scared me and was such trouble.  I never used much MK, but I use so many mark products that it would be worth it for me.  I looked on their website and it is separate from Avon, you choose to do both if you want.  I would love to hear more about their campaigns.  Are you required to buy to be considered active?

You can sell mark without being an Avon rep. You can even sell mark under age 18--they will recruit 16 year olds with written parental permission. Jordin Sparks was the first exclusive mark representative, and she was a minor at the time. I thought the commission was better than traditional Avon's system; Avon takes the full price for orders under $25 and only leaves 20% for reps up for orders under $150. Any orders of clothes, shoes, and some jewelry would only earn a rep 20% or purchase, regardless of other earnings. A mark rep, as posted below, will always make 40% from regular items and 25% from apparel and jewelry.

Mark seems to be more rep-friendly than Avon, but there are some catches. Of course, there is the emphasis on "team building" and parties that almost every other MLM deals with. Another is that even though Avon and Mark are part of the same company, a mark rep will not make a profit from a customer who buys an Avon product from her.

Three quarters of mark's customers are Avon reps themselves. Sound familiar?

Angellove, if you're still interested in mark, talk to me before you sign up. PM or post--I want you to know the ins and outs that I had to figure out on my own.