Pros
The product is a good value to the people buying it. It is a great way for a business to drastically reduce expense, at the cost of the customer. Auric is more expensive than any of its competitors, however the fees are paid by the customer not the buisness owner.
Cons
You start with a base of $250 a week, working up to $500 a week by your 5th week. Since pay is a week behind, when I gave notice I was not paid on my last week's base. Your average commission will be $250-$500. The hard part is, you have to wait 7-14 weeks to get your commission. The training goal is 1 sale in your first 3 weeks. I got 4 sales in my first 4 weeks, so my production was above average. Though I made an average of $6/hr for that month. When I resigned, I was stiffed my last week base, and told I would need to wait another 3-4 months to get paid on the 1st sale I made week 1. If you can stick out 2-3 months living on breadcrumbs, this job could have some great earning potential. Though, the more you sell, the more they will be able to stiff you on when you quit.
