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       Re: My (Scary, Destructive) Brush With Scientology Light
       By: Dale Ealey Date: August 31, 2013, 12:39 am
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       Thanks for sharing. As I was reading I thought "wtf was she
       doing!" Almost sounds like an AMWAY pitch my ex-wife and I got
       roped into.
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       Re: My (Scary, Destructive) Brush With Scientology Light
       By: Sarah Waller Martin Date: August 31, 2013, 12:42 am
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       Hahaha, my friend and her husband got roped into Amway - she had
       sent us all messages on FB, but everyone started asking if she
       had been hacked, and had posted on her wall asking her if she
       knew that someone else had gotten into her FB account. A few
       other friends said something like "Please tell me this is a
       joke." It wasn't, because she updated her profile pic from a
       picture from an Amway meeting. But I checked last month and
       mysteriously everything Amway is gone from her profile. You
       could tell she was STOKED. I felt bad that everyone
       inadvertently shot her down like that.. but damn.
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       Re: My (Scary, Destructive) Brush With Scientology Light
       By: midgeknits Date: August 31, 2013, 12:44 am
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       Hey, I know you!! Your friend reminds me of a "friend" that
       would not leave me alone about selling Arbonne. She sent me
       copious amounts of mail and was always pressuring me to buy the
       starter pack thing that cost $200. It was annoying and crossed
       basically all the boundaries of a normal friend. Anyway, I'd
       rather buy Sweet Libertine any day of the week. :)
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       Re: My (Scary, Destructive) Brush With Scientology Light
       By: Sarah Waller Martin Date: August 31, 2013, 12:46 am
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       Hey, I know you too! :-D
       I've had people say "You're so good at selling Sweet Libertine,
       why don't you try selling Avon/Mary Kay/etc?" I'm just like
       "...what?" You have to explain that this isn't multi-level
       marketing, we actually make the stuff, and no, we can't contact
       the "home office" to check and see if it's Ok if I sell other
       makeup because I AM THE HOME OFFICE.
       #Post#: 49--------------------------------------------------
       Re: My (Scary, Destructive) Brush With Scientology Light
       By: monkles Date: August 31, 2013, 12:48 am
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       I know a lot of people who do Arbonne and while they did try to
       get me to sell the stuff after I said "no" the first time they
       left me alone. However, I do use some of their products
       (facewash and mineral powder) and like them a lot. They do not
       irritate my skin and cause breakouts like other products did and
       the mineral powder evens out my skin tone well enough that
       people compliment me on my skin. I have no interest in selling
       the products though.
       Way back in 2002, I was looking for a day job while going to
       grad school at night and answered an ad for an office manager.
       It turned out to be a direct marketing / multi-level marketing
       firm that sold perfumes door to door and you only got paid if
       you sold a bottle for more than $10. I lasted two days before I
       told the company owner that she was running a scam because
       seriously no one wants to buy generic perfume from some random
       person going door to door. I drove by the office a few months
       later and it was closed up. I also had people try to get me into
       Amway, Melaleuca, and YTB Travel but I told them very firmly no
       and they stopped asking.
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       Re: My (Scary, Destructive) Brush With Scientology Light
       By: librarygrrl64 Date: August 31, 2013, 12:53 am
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       I have liked some of their products (a friend of a friend sells
       it), but I am so anti-home-party in general that I was turned
       off from using them long-term. If the products were sold in
       stores, I'd reconsider.
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       Re: My (Scary, Destructive) Brush With Scientology Light
       By: monkles Date: August 31, 2013, 12:58 am
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       Yeah, I was suckered in when my boss nnd his wife gave us some
       products for Christmas one year. I set up an account to get a
       discount on the products but it has now lapsed and I don't order
       enough to warrant renewing it. I have access to my boss' account
       so I can still order products at a discount but won't receive
       any free products for myself.
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       Re: My (Scary, Destructive) Brush With Scientology Light
       By: Karin Badt Date: August 31, 2013, 1:03 am
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       I did this Landmark Forum course, and I didn't have this kind of
       experience at all. It seemed a straightforward self-help type
       course, and one I found pretty valuable too. The coach/leader
       was very honest, but I didn't find them to be even slightly
       scary or abusive.
       In fact, I found the idea that we make decisions about life at
       an early age and then forget we did that, and that this limits
       us later in life - I became much closer to my mother afterwards,
       out of realizing that I'd written her off when growing up.
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       Re: My (Scary, Destructive) Brush With Scientology Light
       By: heyletsevolve Date: August 31, 2013, 1:09 am
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       May I be the first to say, yeah right.
       #Post#: 54--------------------------------------------------
       Re: My (Scary, Destructive) Brush With Scientology Light
       By: Thomascino1 Date: August 31, 2013, 1:11 am
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       So the only people who can tell the truth about their personal
       experiences are people who agree with you?
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