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What exactly is vector marketing?

What is Vector Marketing Firm?

  • The description states that they market Cutco products through a low key one-on-one approach. What are "Cutco" products? and what do the representative do on a daily basis?

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    It is a Pyramid Marketing Scheme, to sell cutlery. You have to call people and try to get into their house and then sell cutlery to them. They make you start by selling to your family members. You are paid $12-13 per appointment, no matter how long the appointment lasts, and you make a "small" commision off anything you sell, but you have quotas, and it is very expensive cutlery!!! You also have to buy a Cutco Set to use in your demonstrations, and in no way are you paid hourly )>:

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Cutco is a brand of relatively high-quality kitchen knives that Vector reps sell door-to door. As a rep, your job would be demonstrating the advantages of the knives to potential customers and trying to sell them. You work on a base wage+ commission basis. Potentially you can make a lot of money, but you would have to be a very good salesperson to do so. It's harder than it sounds. EDIT: they tend to prey on naive college kids looking for summer work with their signs saying they can make $12-15 per hour. Don't be fooled, you will do a lot of traveling at your own expense and not many people will buy. It's a case of the old adage, if it sounds to good to be true, then it probably is.

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