I love Gold Canyon candles and tried selling them.  I wasn't told enough by my recruitter about having to sell a certain amount of product to keep active.

I went inactive without even knowing it.  My recruitter bought some of my product.  Maybe the loss will help on my taxes. 

My recruitter is really good at selling candles.  She got to a certain level where her name was on the website and she was able to sign up 5 people without even meeting them!  I am happy for her.  If I want to buy more candles in the future, I can contact her or I can order from a shop without any hassles about being a demonstrator.

I still love GC candles and can relate to a lot of women who love candles!  It is so sad there are products that are really great but involved with MLM tactics.

Gail
Fernley, Nevada

Upyourcadillac,
You're probably right about my recruiter although she does do a lot of candle parties.  She did join a jewelry company, too and is selling with both companies while doing day care in her home.  She is in a group of direct-selling women and they do advertising together.
Either way, I don't like quotas or having inventory that sits, so I'm glad I am out of both GC and MK.

If we could just buy at our leisure the products we like from these MLM and not be chased down to be "a consultant, rep or whatever", wouldn't that be nice?

I'll still buy Gold Canyon candles, but only when I need them.  Yes, they are expensive.  They really do last a long time and the scents are wonderful.  Been buying them for years since I lived in Arizona.

BUT no more MLMs!!!!!!!!!!!!