Colleen G.

After waiting for months in the "queue" to start up with Lularoe and spending thousands of dollars on a starter kit (at least $5000, then add business supplies like Hangers, clothing racks, etc) you are set out to start your business. However half of the time things are on backorder. Then you are expected to place orders every other day to keep getting new products. The minimum order is 33 pieces which is equivalent to at least $650. So if you're not selling 33 pieces every other day and can't place an order every other day, you're sitting on the same inventory and customers get bored with it. Not to mention the fact that LLR sends triples and guadruples of the same size and pattern. They say the way to avoid that is to order less of one thing at a time and order more frequently. So, the people at the top are making a ton of money off of your orders while you're sitting on the same stuff that's not moving. Then you're told "everything sells" and told not to complain about any issues the company or you are having. You're told to focus on the blessings and bless others. That's great but when you're not doing well as a result of backorders resulting in poor sales, you don't want to be told to basically suck it up from the people making a ton of money. Overall the experience was not a good one. Oh and when the products are falling apart and you're replacing things all the time, people begin to lose faith in the product which tanks your sales even more... but no complaining!