Re: Anyone having a Tupperware party?

dsi1 wrote:

On Mon, 7 Apr 2025 10:44:27 +0000, Janet wrote:
 

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<6227d68a822b757d70b66cc3a660b9be@www.novabbs.org>, dsi100
@yahoo.com says...

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On Sun, 6 Apr 2025 10:05:16 +0000, Janet wrote:

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  BECAUSE you haven't been to those parties  you very
clearly  haven't a clue what  goes on there.
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  Janet UK

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I can't recall if I've ever been to one of these parties. We've been
invited to several of those parties though. The hosts like to invite
couples into their little world. We may or may have not gone to these
"parties" but I do know about Multi-level marketing AKA, pyramid schemes
AKA pyramid scams.
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They are not really selling overpriced plastic containers or cleaning
products, vacuum cleaners, or health products. Their real product is
"business opportunities" and the dream of the good life. A life of being
your own boss. Greed, as in most schemes/scams is always a big part of
it.

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   Tupperware went bankrupt.
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   Janet UK

 Somebody's still manufacturing and selling them. I think they're stodgy
and unattractive. They really need to modernize their collections. The
good news is that Tupperware is a well known name brand.
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Da hawaiians have much aloha for da tupperware, uncle.
Especially their Wiki Wacky Wookie line of merchandise.
They offer a huge plastic tub that will accommodate a roasted pig.