sounds too good to be true

[scotch-mist]

Maybe this is just the sceptic in me, but.......

I was recently at a Pampered Chef cooking demonsration,
afterwards I filled in a wee card to say I would be interested in finding out more about becoming a demonstrator,

The woman phoned me last night and I had compiled a list of 17 questions, which she answered to my satisfaction.

AND here's the BUT !....
I find it hard to believe there are no catches     :-\

I would be grateful if anybody who has either did this or knows someone who has in the past been a demonstrator would get in touch.
If you prefer to keep anything that is said private, please feel free to pm me ;)

Thanks  :)

[scotch-mist]

[Baccy Man]

Technically Pampered Chef is an MLM (multi level marketing) company but unlike the majority of MLM's it appears to be no more of a risk than becoming an agent for Avon. Some of their stuff is overpriced, but it's definitely high quality. In the end what it comes down to, is a significant volume of the product selling to end-users. If you can find a market for the products you will make money if not you won't.
The only bad point I have seen about their company is tha a lot of agents sell the products via ebay at inflated prices in the hope of making more money which invalidates the warranties. But that is purely down to the agent not the company.