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kellijo
08-02-2007, 11:18 PM
Has anyone every heard of this company? I heard about it on another message board and looked it up. It looks interesting but only as a way to get charms cheap. I don't imagine you would make much from it but they are cute charms.

Just wondered.

I am looking to sign up with a scrapbook company. I am leaning towards a stamping company b/c I have really gotten into stamping lately and I would love to hold classes in my house. I am considering Stampin Up or CTMH. Does anyone like one over the other and why??


DebAustin CMC
08-03-2007, 05:06 AM
Kelli,





you can check out my web site and see what you think of our scrapbooking company. You can pm. me if you have any questions.

momstayshome
08-03-2007, 05:10 AM
Hi Kelli,

I am with CTMH. I love it!! When I was looking at SU or CTMH - I considered this - CTMH stamps are acrylic. You can see your stamp placement. They are alot easier to store too. Acrylic stamps are becoming very popular these days too.



Mary :)

Edited by: momstayshome


domsmom
08-03-2007, 05:40 AM
I am with MemoryWorks! Feel free to check out our site....it's in my siggy line!

While we are not strictly a stamping company.....we DO carry different stamp sets/clear acrylic ones.....and ink pads, as well as other stamping/scrapping supplies!

Feel free to PM me if you would like more information on MemoryWorks!

Best of luck in your decision!

~ Vickie

itsmeangie
08-09-2007, 07:41 AM
Hi Everyone!
I have done SOOO much in the Work at Home Venture..I have tried alot and researched alot..and lost alot of money..
but to my point..I enjoy scrapbooking and stamping and such..So I was looking to join something that does not require any monthly purchase minimum. Are there any out there that don't?
Thanks
Ang

domsmom
08-09-2007, 12:53 PM
Hi Angilina!

If you enjoy scrapbooking but don't want to worry about monthly minimums....you might want to look at MemoryWorks!

Minimums are ONLY $75 per YEAR...not per month.....I don't know about you, but I can easily spend that in ONE trip to the scrapbooking store! http://www.wahm.com/forum/smileys/smiley2.gif

Feel free to PM me or email me at momtodom@hotmail.com for more information! Start up is only $35 too!

Scrappin23
08-14-2007, 06:12 AM
I don't sell either, yet (am thinking about CTMH), but as a customer of both, CTMH is growing on me. I absolutely prefer their acrylic stamps, ease of storage, and I feel like I get more for my money. I also feel like their scrapbook line is more developed.

JMHO! :)

JoyfulHome
08-14-2007, 03:14 PM
Hi Everyone!
I have done SOOO much in the Work at Home Venture..I have tried alot and researched alot..and lost alot of money..
but to my point..I enjoy scrapbooking and stamping and such..So I was looking to join something that does not require any monthly purchase minimum. Are there any out there that don't?
Thanks
Ang

Hey Ang,

If you're at all interested in going digital, you should check out Heritage Makers (http://www.MemoryPreserver.com). You can get a 20% discount on all of your own publishing even if you never make a single sale to a client. http://www.wahm.com/forum/smileys/smiley20.gif And since the whole design process is digital and your clients create their own books, there's no need to invest in inventory of any kind. Let me know if you'd like to hear more, k?

Blessings,
ChristyEdited by: JoyfulHome

ScrapRack Gals
09-15-2007, 04:14 PM
Hi, Ang..

Check out www.scraprack-and-more.com A new opportunity..

No monthly minimums, no recruiting. No restrictions on other biz you do.

You can make money by teaching, selling & organizing people's supplies.

See what it is at www.youtube.com Search "scraprack" to see how it works.

Email if you have any questions.. Good luck in your search!