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When referring to levels, this is referring to a downline…meaning the people that they sign-up under them and so forth. This is where it gets complicated but …. Not surprisingly Jamberry Nails has it's flaws like every company does. It doesn't necessarily mean it's bad or a scam. It's just things that you should be aware of that may cause you to re-evaluate this business. Let's face it not every business or company is meant for everyone.

Too often reps just want to paint one story in their Jamberry Nails Reviews. But that does you a disservice so we're here to help. Who Runs This? Apparently there was some questions early on about who were the owners of the company. It was as if folks were trying to hide it. But now that doesn't seem to be the case and they make it very clear on the website where the ownership lies.

I'm not sure what happens if you don't move that product but I always find it an annoying requirement. But given you're in a business, it only makes sense they expect you to sell. Growing Pains Seems there were some heated issues with bad customer support and some of the products.

As a result changes were made and the company was relaunched to shake off some of this rocky start. So far it appears the relaunch brought forth better support, managers, and many of the products themselves. There are a few reasons behind that. A lot of people view MLMs as flat out scams. Some people hate the ideas of attending and hosting parties to make money.

Others like myself don't have a PHD to understand their convulded commission plans! At the end of the day, the business model isn't necessarily favored by many people for various reasons and if you're one of those people, you may want to stay away from this company. You should probably consider searching for a work at home job instead. Jamberry Nail Wraps Complaints. Apparently there have been problems with the nail wraps while doing normal things like filing down your tips which can end up looking jagged.

Some of the Jamberry Nail Wrap Designs were notorious for peeling back no matter how long you applied the warm hair dryer to them. There were also instances of wrinkling in quite a few of the designs minutes after applying. Most troubling were some reports of toenail fungus after using the Jamberry Nail Wraps.

I'm not sure why that happened. There are so many factors to consider that we can't necessarily attribute these reports solely to Jamberry Nails. Honestly most of the complaints listed above aren't the worst I've seen for a company.

But they may give you some concern. Ultimately Jamberry Nails is about making women feel great and empowering them to make money as well. Another company that does the same thing with a different product is Paparazzi Accessories. And yet another option for people that want to start a business on anything you want is My Top Free Recommendation which is the way I make most of my income.

So either way you have options if Jamberry Nails doesn't appeal to you. I won't say they are a scam; however, I wouldn't personally recommend them either due to all the nail shield complaints and the MLM business model.

The toe nail fungus is also concerning because it leaves you open to lawsuits or hurting a customer that may be a family member or friend. Making your earning quota will always be stressful as well. That said, I do like the idea of the product and I think it is unique. As long as you're fine with some of the possibles issues, it may be worth a shot. However if none of this sounds appealing to you, then definitely consider looking in to my Top Work At Home Recommendation.

And if you really like me and want to hear from me consistently, be sure to become as a subscriber by clicking here. What do you think of this opportunity? I'm looking forward to your feedback. Comment and leave your thoughts down below!

Don't leaving me hanging. Eddy, I am an Independent Consultant for Jamberry. I signed up in May of this year after hearing about the product at the end of March. I truly loved the product which is the ONLY reason I even considered signing up for a sales job anything like this. I am always honest with my customers. I just said okay then proceeded to message my customer and tell her that proper removal was key because they would damage otherwise..

How do I know this? Because I have damaged mine unintentionally. I also stress like the lady above said of proper application including washing, drying and wiping with alcohol because fungus will breed where moisture is locked in without air and in the heat.

Have I personally seen any fungus issues among the thousand or so ladies I am in groups with that use Jamberry? But as as nurse I know that it could happen.. As far as sales go I have built up a small loyal customer base that keep me steady with money coming in. No its not enough to pay my bills but its enough to keep me from going insane because I cant afford to go out to eat with a friend or to the movies when I want.

I am sure I could make more do more if i were more pushy. I lay out the opportunity, the pros and cons and if they decide they want to join then woohoo.. I currently have NO down line,lol.. In summary I am happy with the company and my experience with them and would recommend it to someone else..

But like anything else in life i would tell them to do their research… Thanks for the review….. Oh I almost forgot one point i meant to make.. Because you get generally 1 use out of those or 1 full manicure. Anyways thanks again.. Thanks for sharing your experience with the company. So I know every one will find it useful. Thanks again. I like to think and act for myself. I firmly believe in honesty even if it cost me a sale or recruit.

This is my first time coming to this site. This was an absolutely great review. I am thinking about becoming a consultant for Jamberry, I love the convience of the product. The compensation plan can be complicated to understand and the fact of the minimum sales requirement is a turn off for some, I really think the product itself is what will help.

I personally have spent massive amounts of money for not only myself in the nail salon, but also on my soon to be 14 year old and it is crazy. Jamberry and even the similar products that you can buy in store saves me money. The nail fungus I will admit does bother me, but I beleive in explaining everything upfront about proper application. I mean we are talking to adults.

Welcome to the site Crystal. It sounds like this company may be perfect for you. So definitely come back and share your experience. I totally hear you.

With a lot of the MLM products you can find alternatives that may be cheaper. But like you said you may not have as many options, etc. It all depends on your needs. So thanks for chiming in and sharing your thoughts. I was invited to a Jamberry Nail Party and ordered my nails. The check was cashed in March and I still do not have my nails.

I called the hostess and she contacted Kelly D. They would be sending a new one. I have not been able to get your customer service to answer my emails. I no longer want the nails and would appreciate a return of my funds. This is no way to run a business. Thank you. Sorry to hear about your experience with one of the reps. You may also want to go above the rep that sold the product to you and contact the parent company directly. Keep us posted. Hi Eddy! I try to give my customers and my potential recruits full disclosure.

We are only paid a commission off of 3 levels, not 5 as you stated. But like you said, who wants to sell something to their friends and family that can cause them any harm? However, if a wrap is applied improperly there can be a space between the wrap and the nail that can collect moisture and that can lead to nail fungus on fingers or toes! It has nothing to do with personal hygiene. I try to give my customers samples to practice with because there is a learning curve with the application process.

Wrinkling, and peeling wraps can be attributed to improper application. As with any product, it is possible to get a defective wrap that peels at the edges. If you get a defective wrap, you can get your money back. A company and a product is only as good as the person representing it.

I would advise anyone that is considering joining Jamberry, or any MLM company, to do their research. Thanks for the great insight and comment. All reps should be trained like you. So I think anyone considering joining this company would be safe under you. Thanks Eddy! Some of the more successful ones were put into action more than years and have reached out across the globe.

Most people assume these businesses are scams and the type of people promoting them are shady. She has a ton of experience working as a MLM leader- in fact, she headed Nu Skin, one of the most popular companies of this type.

It can be hard to specify which nail wraps are the most popular because they change so quickly. Not only does this suggest that the products may or may not be mixed quality, it suggests inconsistency among the quality of their products. Very few companies can boast a consistent quality among all their products.

These people will be known as your downline and you can get commission from the stuff that they sell. The more value you bring to the company the higher up you will rank. Another way to look at the leveling thing is like a pyramid more on this later.

The company itself suggests that the best way you can make money working with them is by hosting parties. This is pretty standard for these type of businesses. But unfortunately the term pyramid scheme has some pretty bad connotations associated with it. The ironic thing about this is that pretty much any business around these days operates as a pyramid scheme.

All you're going to do in this step is apply pressure, and heat the wrap until you can visually tell there are no gaps, ridges or bubbles. If you want more evenly distributed heat, you can wrap the plastic bag around your nails and hold it tightly while placing it front of your heat source. After you've applied enough heat and pressure, you can trim off the excess wrap. Allow time for it to cool, then file gently downwards at a 90 degree angle to remove the little bit of excess wrap.

Once this is done you can leave as is or apply a topcoat of your choice. My Jamberry Nail Wraps last me about two weeks. I love them so much, and I always get compliments on them! The first picture is right after I applied them and the second is a week later! You can't come close to those results with polish in my job. I unload trucks and work freight all day, polish doesn't stand a chance!

Don't forget to get all your nail wraps from www. And if you do not have any Jamberry Nail Wraps and don't want to commit before trying them, just ask me for a free sample! I hope you enjoyed my first ible, and I hope to make another soon! Thank you! Question 6 months ago on Step 7.