Tiny Details

[IllNevergiveup]

Hey is anyone still working for Tiny Details? I see they are offering the mini bows I used to do for Cottage Industries, I'm stoked. But I would like to know is any one at all working on these projects, any of their projects and getting paid. It's been awhile since I saw this name come up. I saw in another forum bad posts but the Owner Kris posted to the people rite away so it's possible the people just did not do well and yelled scam. I'm leery but I need to find legit WFH. Plus I have a years experience with this project so if I can't do it I know it's a scam but I don't know whether to risk the like $55 or $60 deposit. Please let know know thank you.

[Maria59]

I worked for Cottage Industries till the very end. They are out of business now. I started with the bows, and did many other projects for them. I also worked for Tiny Details, it's definitely not a scam, but you must be aware of the fact that Cottage Industries was so much easier to work for. They were not so picky about the things you made.
Ria

[IllNevergiveup]

Thank you Maria59. I did the mini bows for 1 year with CI. Are the bows with tiny details the same? Where you cut the ribbon into smaller ribbons and glue them to the wooden piece with pegs sticking out? How long does it really take to get paid? I have heard people say 3 months for 1 check to be mailed out has that been your experience?

[5525carin]

Tiny Details is very slow processing things. They are a legit company though.

[Maria59]

Yes, it is a legit company, but you need a lot of patience. Eventually they pay, but in my opinion they are not very organized, at least not when I worked for them. When I stopped working it took me almost 6 months to get all my money back. Just keep calling, that helps.
I don't know about the bows for TD, I just saw them on their site, but I guess they are the same.
Ria

[AdrianaBago]

Hi,

I'm new at this forum. I want to work with NEC. Is anybody which work with this company ? Is a good company ? How many samples to sent and they aprroved your projects ? Thanks and have a good day.

[IllNevergiveup]

Originally Posted by Maria59

Yes, it is a legit company, but you need a lot of patience. Eventually they pay, but in my opinion they are not very organized, at least not when I worked for them. When I stopped working it took me almost 6 months to get all my money back. Just keep calling, that helps.
I don't know about the bows for TD, I just saw them on their site, but I guess they are the same.
Ria

OK well I decided to give it a try. I ordered a mini bow kit just now. It state 2-5 buisness days for kit I'll let u all know.

[IllNevergiveup]

I got my kit yesterday I need to send my sample but will wait till after Xmas. I will keep everyone informed to my progress.

[IllNevergiveup]

I received a phone call this Morning from Chris ( I believe he is the owner, really nice guy) He told me I'm approved he is even willing to accept all my bows I had made from when Cottage industries went under. I'm excited I will drop them in the mail tomorrow. I will post when I get paid. So far so good.

[Capron2012]

Did you ever get paid? You did not re-post. lol I am interested in this company. They dont claim to pay 2-3 or even $400.00 for products. $75.00 is about it. They only thing I am not liking is say I want to make an extra $450.00 a month making items that pay $75.00. That would be 6 times or 6 sets I would have to make and pay a $55.00 deposit 6 times at $330.00. But I would be making $450.00 and getting my deposit back. If I took the $55.00 deposit out of each payment I would only make about $20.00 each set x 6 = $120.00 profit my first 6 sets. Then I could make 6 sets all at once and mail them in consecutively and keep getting paid and make my 450.00 a month. They say they will hold your $55.00 deposit if you ask them too so that you can order your next set without any delay. Unless you have the $330.00 deposit up front which I do not. Still seems like a descent company with neat stuff unlike all that tacky stuff out there. Anyone else have any more input.